Alderwood Tub Chair - Teal

Yes, typically minimal assembly is required, usually involving attaching the legs to the chair frame. All necessary hardware and instructions are included.

For routine cleaning, vacuum with an upholstery attachment. For spills, blot immediately with a clean, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals and excessive rubbing. Always test cleaning agents on a hidden area first.

Yes, the Alderwood Tub Chair features a convenient, plush, and comfortable removable foam cushion, making it easier for cleaning and maintenance.

Info needed: [Specific weight capacity is not provided, but generally tub chairs are designed for adult use, typically supporting up to 250-300 lbs.]

The chair is upholstered in a hard-wearing textured fabric, which offers good resistance to daily wear. However, no fabric is completely impervious to pet claws, so protective measures like throws are recommended for pet owners.

To prevent color fading, especially with vibrant colors like teal, it is recommended to place the chair away from direct sunlight and strong artificial light sources.

Yes, the Alderwood Tub Chair series is available in several other colors, including Green, Light Grey, Beige, Grey, Black, Blue, and Brown, under different product variants.

When moving the chair, always lift it rather than dragging it to protect both the chair's legs and your flooring. Consider attaching felt pads to the bottom of the legs for easier sliding and floor protection.

Ensure all leg screws are fully tightened. If the wobble persists, check if the chair is on an even surface. Adjust floor glides if available, or place a small shim under the affected leg.

Remove the foam cushion and vigorously fluff it to redistribute the filling. Rotate the cushion regularly (weekly or bi-weekly) to promote even wear and maintain its shape and comfort.

Immediately blot the stain with a clean, dry cloth. For stubborn spots, use a very small amount of mild upholstery cleaner or a solution of mild soap and water on a clean, damp cloth. Dab gently, do not rub, and blot dry. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.