Concretti Designs Cornerchairterracotta Modular Corner Chair

Product Description

The CONCRETTI DESIGNS Cornerchairterracotta is a modular corner chair cast in concrete with a terra cotta finish. It serves as an anchor or expansion piece in a modular outdoor seating layout, delivering a sculptural, angular profile suited to commercial plazas, hospitality terraces, and high-end residential outdoor spaces. The chair measures 36 inches wide by 36 inches deep by 32 inches tall and ships at 600 pounds, making it a permanent or semi-permanent installation piece. Its crisp geometric form stands alone as a statement piece or connects with compatible square chair modules to build a fully configured modular sectional.

This corner chair is intended for outdoor applications where durable, weather-resistant concrete furniture is specified. Typical install environments include hotel courtyards, resort pool decks, restaurant patios, and upscale residential terraces. It is designed to anchor a modular seating configuration and can be paired with matching square chair modules to expand the layout in multiple directions. The terra cotta concrete finish integrates with natural stone, pavers, and wood decking surfaces.

Key Features

• Cast concrete construction provides long-term durability in exposed outdoor environments
• Angular, sculptural geometry functions as a standalone accent piece or modular layout component
• Terra cotta concrete finish resists fading and weathering without paint or coating maintenance
• Corner configuration allows flexible layout expansion when paired with square chair modules
• Substantial mass reduces movement and provides stability in high-traffic commercial settings

Compatibility

Designed to integrate with the CONCRETTI DESIGNS square chair module for fully modular seating configurations.

Installation Notes

Due to the shipping weight of 600 pounds, mechanical lifting equipment such as a pallet jack, forklift, or crane is required for unloading and placement. A crew of qualified installers should assess the load-bearing capacity of the installation surface before positioning. Concrete furniture of this mass should not be dragged across finished surfaces to avoid substrate damage. Final placement should be confirmed before the piece is set, as repositioning requires the same equipment used for initial install.