Winston Volterra Swivel Balcony Height Stool

What's Included

Stool

Description

It's a golden age we live in when you can sit up and sit back at the same time in the Winston Volterra Swivel Balcony Height Stool. The wide seat and high, curved back offer support and comfort, while the mid-range, balcony-height design lets you sit up while you get down. The body of this frame is crafted in Winston's own foundries from cast aluminum that's given a gentle weaving of curves that will add panache to any space. Aluminum is an ideal outdoor material due to its natural rust-resistance and strength that isn't burdened with a lot of extra weight. A heavy-duty swiveling hinge adds comfort and convenience, and a wide range of powder-coat finishes lets you choose the color that works best with your style.

About Winston Furniture Company
Started in 1975, Winston Furniture Company manufactured simple aluminum furniture with virgin vinyl straps. As the popularity of casual furniture increased and consumers craved comfort, Winston answered the call by being the first company to introduce cushioned, mildew-resistant fabrics for outdoor use. In 1982, Winston was once again at the forefront by adding stylish, easy-to-maintain sling furniture to its product line.

Today, the Winston Furniture line is comprised of cushion and sling furniture with a host of styles. A variety of powder-coated paint finishes and sling colors, along with over a hundred fabric selections allow you to create just the look you need. All Winston Furniture products are proudly made in the U.S.A. in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Haleyville, Alabama.

Winston Furniture Company, Inc. has earned several design and service awards from retailers over the past 25 years. The most notable of these honors is the National Association of Casual Furniture Retailers'; (NACFR) Casual Furniture Manufacturer Leadership Award. Since the awards' inception in 1990, Winston is a four-time recipient as well as a finalist every year.

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Care

Recommended Care and Maintenance
Winston outdoor furniture can be enjoyed for many years when well-maintained. Wash the furniture with a solution of mild detergent and water, rinse with clear water and dry thoroughly. A clear automobile wax can be applied to smooth frame finishes to provide better protection against harmful ultraviolet exposure and salt air. Do not use any kind of wax, abrasive materials, or strong detergents on textured finishes. To vinyl lace, strap, and mesh seating surfaces, apply a quality vinyl protectant to guard against the effects of air pollution, salt air build-up, and mildew growth. Wash outdoor cushions with a solution of mild detergent and water and thoroughly rinse with clear water. Allow cushions to air dry completely. For best protection, perform this maintenance two to three times a year, although these durable materials can be safely cleaned as often as desired.

Recommended Care for Fabrics
Fine outdoor fabrics were designed to endure years of sun, soil, and moisture. Light stains can be removed with a solution of mild detergent and water, rinsed with clear water, and dried thoroughly. Mildew and heavy stains can be removed with a quality commercial outdoor furniture cleaner and protectant. Do not dry clean or use a washing machine or dryer. Do not steam or use water at temperatures above 100 degrees F when washing. Be careful to keep the cleaner from contact with the cushions of your Winston furniture, as it will cause discoloration. Do not use bleach on printed acrylic fabrics. Do not use solvent-type materials on woven vinyl, woven blend, or ultra woven blend fabrics, as they will damage the yarns. Do not use chlorine-based cleaners. Please note that some suntan and sun block products may be harmful to cushions. Do not allow such products to come in contact with any seating surfaces to avoid deep penetrating stains, which are not covered under warranty.

Winter Storage
All furniture should be stored in an upright position to allow for proper water drainage. Storing furniture upside-down may cause water to accumulate and freeze inside the frame, causing serious structural damage that is not covered by the warranty.