An accent chair built around a rubber wood frame rather than a metal skeleton, which is what gives it a 330 lb load capacity while the whole chair still weighs only 24 lbs when built. Rubber wood is dense and stable enough to take that load without the frame flexing, and it is left visible on the two armrests, so the arms are solid timber taking the weight of a forearm instead of padded tubes that compress. The backrest is the part that decides whether a chair is worth sitting in for an hour. This one is wide and set at a 102-degree tilt, an angle open enough to support the back and shoulders in a relaxed position rather than holding a rigid upright posture. The seat measures 23.5 by 22 in and is padded with soft sponge over a built-in support layer, so the cushion carries the hips rather than bottoming out under them. A separate lumbar pillow, 18.5 by 13 in with a smooth zipper, fills the hollow of the lower back and comes out when it is not wanted. Upholstery is faux linen in beige over polyester and sponge, and anti-slip foot pads under the legs keep the chair from creeping across a floor and protect the surface beneath it. Overall the chair measures 31 in wide by 25.5 in deep by 30.5 in tall. It is straightforward to assemble and to maintain.