1. Overview
2. Key Materials & Construction
- Frame: Premium White Ash Wood
Known for its distinct grain pattern, high density, and resistance to wear, the ash wood frame forms the sturdy backbone of the chair, providing stable support and a light, warm tone that complements any decor.
- Seat & Backrest: Solid Mixed Hardwood
Carefully selected mixed hardwoods are used for the seat and backrest, chosen for their durability and unique, organic grain variations. Each piece retains natural knots and textures, ensuring no two chairs are identical.
- Craftsmanship: Precision Joinery & Hand-Finished Edges
Every joint is crafted with precision-cut joinery for structural integrity, while hand-sanded edges deliver a smooth, splinter-free finish, prioritizing both safety and comfort.
3. Ergonomic & Functional Design
- Contoured Seat: The gently curved seat is shaped to cradle the body, reducing pressure points during extended use, whether dining, working, or relaxing.
- Supportive Backrest: The wide, rounded backrest aligns naturally with the spine, offering subtle lumbar support without sacrificing the chair’s minimalist silhouette.
- Stable Base: The wide, solid wood legs distribute weight evenly, ensuring stability on both hardwood floors and carpets, with no wobble or tipping risk.
- Space-Saving Profile: Its streamlined design fits seamlessly in small dining nooks, home offices, or even as an accent chair in bedrooms, blending versatility with style.
4. Natural Wood Characteristics
- Natural grain patterns, knots, and color streaks
- Subtle differences in tone (ranging from light honey to warm beige)
- Minor textural variations from the finishing process
These variations are not defects but hallmarks of genuine solid wood furniture, adding character and authenticity to your piece.
5. Care & Maintenance
- Wipe clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh chemical cleaners.
- Use coasters or placemats under hot or wet items to prevent water rings and heat damage.
- Periodically treat with a food-safe wood wax or oil (for unfinished/lightly finished versions) to nourish the wood and maintain its natural luster.
- Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight to prevent fading.
6. Dimensions (Standard)
| Measurement | Value |
|---|---|
| Overall Height | 78 cm (30.7 in) |
| Seat Height | 45 cm (17.7 in) |
| Seat Depth | 40 cm (15.7 in) |
| Seat Width | 42 cm (16.5 in) |
| Backrest Height | 33 cm (13 in) |
| Weight Capacity | 120 kg (265 lbs) |
7. Sustainability & Ethical Craftsmanship
- All wood is sourced from sustainably managed forests, complying with international timber standards.
- The chair is constructed with minimal waste, using offcuts from mixed hardwoods to reduce environmental impact.
- Handcrafted by skilled artisans, ensuring fair labor practices and attention to detail that mass-produced furniture cannot match.
8. Why Choose This Chair?
- Timeless Minimalism: The clean, unadorned design fits perfectly with Scandinavian, Japandi, bohemian, and industrial interiors.
- Built to Last: Solid wood construction ensures the chair will age gracefully, developing a richer patina over years of use.
- Versatile Use: From dining tables to home office desks, it adapts to multiple spaces andstyles with ease.
- Unique Character: Natural wood variations mean your chair is truly one-of-a-kind
Specifications
| Construction | Solid steam-bent ash frame with mixed-hardwood elements |
| Materials | White ash (frame), mixed hardwoods (backrest and seat) |
| Finish | To your specification — raw, oiled, stained or lacquered |
| Dimensions | Custom to drawings; CNC accuracy within ±0.5 mm |
| MOQ | Low — prototype from 1 piece |
| Lead time | Prototype 7–15 days · bulk 15–30 days |
| Certification | FSC/PEFC materials available |
Why the frame is bent rather than jointed
The Nordic dining chair silhouette depends on continuous curves at the back legs and backrest — and those curves are exactly where a jointed construction fails first. Steam bending lets the grain follow the curve, so the frame carries the sitter’s load through unbroken timber: no corner joints, no glue lines in the finish, and fewer parts to assemble. The ash frame supplies the elasticity; the mixed-hardwood elements keep the programme economical where the section does not need it.
Programme notes
This chair is supplied as a complete bent-frame build for OEM programmes — you specify the finish, the upholstery schedule and the packing, and we deliver frames ready for your line. For contract programmes, tell us the test standard the seating must meet (ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 or EN 16139) and we will advise on section and species before tooling. Replacement frames matched to originals are also supplied for classic designs.
Quality and ordering
Every frame passes a six-stage inspection, with reports on request. Tooling is built in-house and remains yours, so repeat orders reproduce the approved part. Send the drawing or a sample for a quotation within 24 hours; prototypes follow in 7–15 days. Related: chair frames, chair backs and slats.
Finishing and delivery
Frames are supplied raw for your own finishing, or sanded and finished to your specification — oiled, stained or lacquered. Surface preparation is treated as a specification rather than an afterthought: sanding grade, edge easing and grain orientation are confirmed on the approved sample. Production runs are packed in shaped cartons that support the curve, with corner protection at the bends, and every shipment carries inspection reports and a full warranty against warping and cracking in transit and use.
Summary
A bent ash frame with mixed-hardwood elements is the economical way to build a Nordic dining chair that lasts: continuous grain at every curve, no corner joints to crack, fewer parts to assemble, and a section light enough to move comfortably while strong enough for contract use. Send the drawing with the finish and upholstery schedule, and we will confirm the construction and quote within 24 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Is this chair supplied as a complete product?
It is supplied as a complete bent-frame build for OEM programmes — you specify finish, upholstery and packing, and frames arrive ready for your line.
What test standards can the frame meet?
We advise on section and species for ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 or EN 16139 programmes; test samples are supplied before production where required.
Can the species be changed?
Yes — the same design can be built in beech for painted finishes or with walnut elements for premium programmes.
Do you supply replacement frames?
Yes — frames matched to originals from a sample or dimensioned photo, for classic designs and refresh cycles.
Quick Specifications
| SKU | JX-BP-ASH-03 |
|---|---|
| Material | White Ash |
| Process | Lamination (bent plywood) |















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