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C9645105 is made of

Arm Panel arm with nails
Back Loose boxed back
Base Turned leg with nails on front and sides
Seam Welt / piping

Tearpad drawing of the shallow seat depth chair, for its size and shape — **Size and shape of the shallow seat depth chair.** The tearpad draws every piece with the same arm and back, so this is not your arm or back.

No 3D model for this piece yet. The drawings are from the C9 order form and tearpad.

Design Options · C9

C9645105

Panel arm with nails shallow seat depth chair

What each part of C9645105 means
C9	Program	Traditional and transitional fabric	LC9 is leather
6	Arm	Panel arm with nails	Change arm
4	Back	Loose boxed back	Change back
5	Base	Turned leg with nails on front and sides	Change base
1	Seam	Welt / piping	Change seam
05	Piece	Shallow seat depth chair	Change piece

Width: 35 to 41"
Depth: 37"
Height: 37"
Pillows: 1 A pillow
Power: No
Sleeper: No

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Arm

The shape of the arms.

Panel arm with nails Yours · C9645105

Padded track arm C9745105

Padded track arm with nails C9845105

Back

How the back is made: cushions attached or loose, with a soft knife edge or a tailored boxed edge.

Loose boxed back Yours · C9645105

Semi-attached knife edge C9615105

Loose knife edge C9625105

Semi-attached boxed back C9635105

Base

What it stands on: a skirt to the floor, legs, or a swivel base.

Turned leg with nails on front and sides Yours · C9645105

Skirted C9641105

Tapered leg C9642105

Turned leg C9643105

Tapered leg with nails on front and sides C9644105

Seam

How the seams on the cushions are finished.

Welt / piping Yours · C9645105

French seam / single needle C9645205

Saddle stitch / double needle C9645305

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Panel arm with nails, loose boxed back, turned leg with nails on front and sides, welt / piping. Drawings show each piece's shape and size from the tearpad, not the arm or back.