Base
- Fixed four-leg base
- Wood swivel base

The back and arms of HX-DCH-014 read as one continuous upholstered shell, while the lightly gathered inner back keeps the surface from looking flat. Its upright seat and contained width suit dining layouts where buyers want the comfort of an armchair without the visual weight of a lounge chair. A slim fixed-leg version feels crisp beside restaurant tables; the warm wood swivel base offers a more residential direction for private dining rooms or executive meeting settings. Because the base changes the character of the chair more than the shell, both treatments remain within one series. The project discussion should focus on table clearance, arm height, upholstery hand, seam placement and the finish relationship between chair base and surrounding casegoods.
Supported variations remain under this stable HUAXUAN reference code.
Only available source information is shown. Missing measurements are confirmed during quotation.
| Reference Code | HX-DCH-014 |
|---|---|
| Chair Type | Dining Armchair |
| Overall Dimensions | 570-620 W x 570 D x 760 H mm |
| Seat Height | 470 mm |
| Arm | Integrated upholstered arm |
Best placed where an armchair must remain table-friendly: hotel restaurants, private dining suites and meeting rooms that use hospitality-led furniture rather than task seating.
Select the base direction first, then coordinate upholstery, piping, visible stitching and wood or leg finish with the room palette. Arm clearance should be checked against the specified table.
Use this library for visual selection, then review manufacturing, upholstery and project-purchasing support on the relevant commercial pages.
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