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Metal Outdoor Patio Chair, Matrix Back with Armrest
- Metal frame
- 20" W x 21" D x 32" H
- Listed for patio use
Read the listing before it meets the weather.
The city look: black steel, open backs, a table that rinses clean. 36 pieces here, chairs, armchairs, bar stools and tables, mostly in painted metal and steel. Many come in lines that repeat from chair to stool, so a sidewalk row and a rooftop rail can share one profile.
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Metal patio furniture
Read the frame line first, then the seat: aluminum, resin, synthetic teak and coated steel all live outside. A few models are marked for covered patios only, so put those under a roof or an awning. Slatted seats shed a shower faster than solid ones, and a stackable chair cuts the nightly breakdown in half.
Mesh armchairs, bar stools and tables share the steel and metal frames found across metal patio furniture, so plan a cover or a storage spot for the off season.
Compare the stated frame material and the available finish, including coated or wood-look options where offered. Keep those descriptions separate: the appearance of a finish does not change the underlying frame material.
Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.
The city look: black steel, open backs, a table that rinses clean. 36 pieces here, chairs, armchairs, bar stools and tables, mostly in painted metal and steel. Many come in lines that repeat from chair to stool, so a sidewalk row and a rooftop rail can share one profile. Start with the back pattern, then fill each height from the same line.
Pick a back and follow it up. A black and white line runs side chair, armchair and bar stool, all stacking, with the chair and stool rated to 500 pounds; the white metal chair is 21 inches wide. A steel ladder back in black or grey comes as a chair with an 18-inch seat and a bar stool at 29 1/4 inches, both stacking. A mesh line covers chair, armchair and bar stool. A checkered back pairs a chair with a stool.
A black mesh armchair anchors the mesh line. In the steel line that comes in black and titanium grey, the stacking bar stools put the seat at 29 inches.
Black steel tops in square, round and rectangular shapes sit at 30 inches. A tempered glass top and a steel table with legs take an umbrella through the middle. The steel tables pair with every chair here, so a mixed row of armchairs at the corners and side chairs along the curb still reads as one set.
Pieces here start around $77 and reach about $308.
Stacking runs through the black and white line, the ladder backs and the steel line in black and grey, so the nightly breakdown goes fast where those pieces fill the row. Capacity across these chairs and stools is listed at 400 or 500 pounds.
Painted metal and steel handle the street, but they still need a routine. Rinse grit off the feet, wipe standing water off seats after a shower, and check the finish at the joints each spring. Store everything dry at the end of the season.
Some pieces here mix materials: a resin armchair on a metal frame, a woven chocolate chair and bar stool on aluminum, a backless faux rattan bar stool. Read the usage line on each one; the steel lines are listed for patio use.
Want only the chairs? Aluminum and steel patio chairs narrows the list. Tables alone sit in steel patio tables, and stools across every material in patio bar stools. Build the row and the rail as two spaces in one outdoor plan.
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