Winmalee Rope and Aluminium Outdoor Stacking Dining Side Chair

The Winmalee Rope and Aluminium Outdoor Stacking Dining Side Chair is designed to bring modern elegance and everyday practicality to outdoor dining. Its distinctive star-pattern handwoven olefin rope creates a striking visual feature while providing supportive, breathable seating that remains comfortable throughout the seasons.

Built around a lightweight powder-coated aluminium frame, the Winmalee offers outstanding strength without unnecessary bulk. The premium outdoor materials are engineered to resist UV exposure, moisture and corrosion, making the chair ideal for coastal environments and demanding commercial applications alike.

Its armless, stackable design allows multiple chairs to be stored efficiently, making it an excellent choice for restaurants, cafés, hotels and event venues where flexibility and space-saving are essential. Optional seat cushions are available with either Standard Polyurethane Foam (SPF) or Quick Dry Foam (QDF), while upholstery can be specified in Customer Material, Solution Dyed Olefin or premium Sunbrella® fabrics to suit any project.

With clean architectural lines, durable construction and effortless functionality, the Winmalee Dining Side Chair is equally at home in sophisticated residential settings and high-traffic hospitality environments.

Key Features

• Stackable design for convenient storage
• Handwoven all-weather olefin rope with distinctive star-weave pattern
• Powder-coated aluminium frame with superior corrosion resistance
• UV and weather-resistant materials
• Lightweight yet durable construction
• Available with Standard Polyurethane Foam (SPF) or Quick Dry Foam (QDF)
• Choice of Customer Material, Solution Dyed Olefin or Sunbrella® fabrics
• Armless design for flexible seating arrangements
• Suitable for residential and commercial use
• Low-maintenance outdoor construction

Ideal For

• Outdoor dining areas
• Cafés and restaurants
• Hotels and resorts
• Residential patios and terraces
• Commercial hospitality projects
• Coastal environments