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About Cast Aluminum Chair

How long your guests stay in a venue is largely determined by the chairs they sit on. A cast chair is a seating solution that can be used for many years, from café terraces to home gardens, thanks to its sturdy frame and its construction suited to outdoor conditions. If you want to complement your existing table, replace missing chairs, or set up a layout from scratch, the selection guide on this page will make your job easier.

Advantages of the Cast Chair

Sturdy frame

Cast parts resist deformation under heavy use; in commercial areas they keep the same appearance for a long time.

Suitable for outdoor use

With the right surface protection, it can be used under sun and rain; when the cushion is removed, it dries quickly.

Characterful design

Thanks to the casting technique, classic patterns, curves and embossed details can be achieved on the backrest and legs.

Weight is also important. Lightweight plastic chairs can easily tip over in the wind, while a cast chair stays in place. This is an especially important advantage for seaside businesses and rooftop terraces. On the other hand, if chairs will be stacked away every evening, keep in mind that their weight may add extra load for staff.

With Armrests or Without?

Cast chair with armrests

Offers more support during long periods of sitting; using the armrests to get up and sit down provides comfort for elderly guests. Ideal for home gardens, hotel terraces and restaurants where long meals are served. Please note that it takes up more space and may not fully fit under the table.

Cast chair without armrests

Takes up less space and allows for denser seating between tables. Practical for fast-service cafés, patisseries and narrow balconies. Since it can be pushed fully under the table more easily, clearing the area at closing time is also simpler.

Many businesses use both types together: armchairs are preferred at tables along the wall or in corners, and armless chairs at tables along walkways. This way, both comfort and capacity are balanced.

Ergonomics and Table Compatibility

For a comfortable seating position, the relationship between the seat height of the chair and the height of the table is important. In general, standard dining tables are approximately 72–76 cm high, and the seat height of dining chairs is approximately 44–47 cm; this range ensures that your knees are comfortable under the table. If you are buying chairs for an existing table, measure the table height and compare it with the dimensions of the model you are considering.

Seat depth and backrest angle also determine comfort. For coffee breaks, an upright backrest is sufficient, while for long evening meals, a slightly reclined backrest is more comfortable. To soften the metal seat, you can use an outdoor seat cushion; cushions with ties do not slide in the wind.

For families with children and elderly guests, also check the tipping stability of the chair. A wide base formed by the legs and rear legs that splay slightly outward reduce the risk of tipping backward when leaning on the chair.

Checklist Before Purchase

  1. Determine the quantityCalculate the number of chairs per table and any possible need for spares. In commercial areas, a few spare chairs make your job easier in case of breakage or on busy days.
  2. Consider your handling routineIf chairs will be collected every day, stackability and weight are important criteria; you can ask us about these features for each model.
  3. Choose the colorDark colors show dirt less but heat up more in the sun. Choose a shade that matches your table and umbrella.
  4. Check the flooringUsing foot protector caps on wooden decks or ceramic floors prevents scratching and noise.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cast Chairs

Do cast chairs rust?

It depends on the material and surface treatment used. On cast iron chairs, if the paint layer is damaged, rust may start at that point; covering small scratches with touch-up paint prevents this. Cast aluminum, on the other hand, does not form red rust.

Is a chair cushion necessary?

It is not mandatory, but it noticeably improves comfort during long periods of sitting. Bringing cushions indoors on rainy days extends the life of both the fabric and the metal surface.

Can I order a single chair?

Yes, you can place a single-item order to complete your missing chairs. For bulk purchases by businesses, you can review the terms on the Wholesale page.

How is delivery handled?

We ship across Turkey by shipping or warehouse dispatch; if you prefer, you can pick up your order yourself from our factory in Büyükçekmece. Details are available on the Shipping & Delivery page.

Are cast chairs safe for children?

Thanks to their heavy and wide-based construction, cast chairs are harder to tip over than lightweight models. Even so, not allowing children to stand or rock on chairs is the most important safety rule here, as with any furniture.

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