The Graphite is a workhorse for patios that turn tables quickly and clear them every night. Its slatted back and seat drain freely, the low arms slide under most dining tables, and the dark graphite finish hides scuffs and city grime better than pale colors.
The frame is powder-coated aluminum with welded joints and replaceable glides. Its geometry is designed to stack, which shortens close-down and reduces the storage footprint. A dark neutral like this works well with both timber and stone table tops, and suits rooftop bars where furniture is seen against the skyline.
Care and longevity. Dark finishes absorb more heat in full sun, so pair the Graphite with umbrellas or shade structures on south- and west-facing patios. A periodic rinse with fresh water and mild soap removes city grime and keeps the coating looking new; small chips should be touched up promptly with matching paint supplied on request. Replacement glides are inexpensive and worth keeping in stock, because worn glides are what scratch decks and pavers.
