Baltzer Patio Side Chair

Mixed materials are prime for outdoor dining. A shapely frame of FSC-certified eucalyptus features a textural back of woven rope, paddle arms, and comfy, hook & loop fastener-secured box cushioning in a versatile ivory. Cover or store indoors during inclement weather and when not in use.

Love the way these chairs look on my patio. Light enough to move easily, but solid enough to last.. James. Tue Aug 25 2026

Elevate your outdoor dining experience with this side chair, crafted from solid wood and featuring a cane-woven rattan pattern. Its weathered steel finish adds a rustic element to your space, while the solid wood legs provide a natural look. Designed to comfortably seat one person, this chair boasts a weight capacity of 300 lbs. We love that its airy back and seat promote airflow to keep you cool when the sun is high. Ideal for backyard gatherings or casual dinners al fresco, this chair invites you to dine in style.

Love these chairs. They look great and are very comfortable without having to fuss with cushions. Highly recommend.. Jessica. Austin, TX. Mon Aug 11 2025

A distinctive open weave in all-weather wicker elevates the style of the laid-back Atlas side chair. The teak frame has sleek and shapely lines that offer a stunning base. The mix of materials crafts a uniquely elegant style for outdoor living.

I love the look of these chairs but out of 8, 3 were broken. Not sure how they are going to hold up.. Jeanette. Sunset, SC. Sat Sep 12 2026

The Penthia outdoor dining chair features a solid teak frame intricately adorned with contemporary webbing-strap detail, adding captivating textural interest. Its alluring woven design lends an air of openness and intricate detail to any setting. Over time, the teak and oils imbued in the wood gracefully weather into a distinguished silver-grey patina.

Comfortable and sleek! The wood is smooth and very pretty. Seem like great dining chairs, but they quite aren't as "loungy" given they don't have arms and the back is very upright.. Kristin. Evanston, IL. Sun May 24 2026