Two solid wood chairs built around one deliberate angle. The backrest leans at 105 degrees rather than standing vertical, which sounds like a small thing until you have sat through a long meal outdoors; that extra tilt lets the weight settle back into the chair instead of holding itself forward, and armrests on both sides give the elbows somewhere to land. The seat is 18.5-in by 18-in, contoured to the shape of the body rather than cut flat, and slatted so air moves underneath instead of building up heat against the legs. Each chair measures 26-in by 24-in by 36-in with a 17-in seat height and weighs 16.5 lb, and carries up to 330 lb; that rating comes from solid wood construction with reinforced crossbars tying the legs together, which is also what stops the joints working loose after a couple of seasons. The wood is sanded smooth and splinter-free everywhere a hand or leg touches it, and the natural grain brings a rustic warmth that painted metal never manages. If a different color is wanted, the surface takes paint well, though sanding first gives the best result. Two chairs come in the box with an instruction sheet and assemble quickly from six parts. The pair suits a patio, garden, deck, porch or backyard. Oiling the wood surface regularly and keeping the chairs out of prolonged rain will noticeably extend their service life.