Ronan PU Armchair - Brown
- Brown PU with walnut-style legsa tonal pairing that suits timber furniture
- 57 × 66 cm footprintfits a bedroom corner or a study without rearranging the room
- 77 cm back on a metal frame supportshoulder-level support, not mid-back
Description
Brown PU reads as a study chair rather than an office one. The chair is 57 cm wide, 66 cm deep and 77 cm to the top of the back, with a padded seat over a metal frame support and wooden legs in a walnut-style finish that tone in with the upholstery. It weighs 9.5 kg and wipes clean with a cloth.
A small footprint with a full-height back
57 W × 66 D × 77 H cm
The brown Ronan claims about 0.38 square metres of floor. That fits the gap between a wardrobe and a window, the corner of a study, or the end of a bed — places where an armchair is usually ruled out on width alone.
Height is where it differs from the compact accent chairs: 77 cm puts the top of the back well above a desktop, so the chair does not disappear behind a table and still looks deliberate from across the room.
Padded, upright, easy to get out of
Support on the brown Ronan comes from a padded seat on a metal frame with a back that reaches 77 cm — high enough to take the shoulders rather than stopping at the waist. The posture is closer to upright than reclined, which also makes it easy to stand up out of.
Arms on both sides give you a push-off point for exactly that. PU is a smooth, sealed surface rather than a textured one, so it feels cooler to sit on than bouclé or linen at first, and warms up quickly. Depth of 66 cm means a genuine seat rather than a token one.
Brown PU over wood and metal
Upholstery is PU in brown, built over a metal frame support with wooden legs in a walnut-style finish. Brown PU and walnut-toned timber are a deliberate tonal pairing — it sits with an existing timber desk or bedframe more easily than the black version does. As a coated surface, PU cleans with a damp cloth but should be kept from sharp edges, solvents and long spells of direct sun.
Dimensions & materials
- Assembled size: 57 W × 66 D × 77 H cm
- Product weight: 9.5 kg
- Upholstery: PU
- Legs: wood, walnut-style finish
- Frame support: metal
- Colour: Brown
- Carton: 61 × 33 × 57.5 cm, 11.0 kg
Assembly & delivery
Assembly is required and consists of fitting the wooden legs to the finished body. The brown Ronan ships in a single carton measuring 61 × 33 × 57.5 cm at 11.0 kg, which one adult can carry and which clears a narrow hallway or a stair turn on its 33 cm face. Most orders ship the next business day, delivered nationwide across New Zealand.
The small bedroom that needs a chair, not a project
A small bedroom corner is the brown Ronan's case: 57 cm of wall, 66 cm of depth and a 77 cm back that reads as real furniture rather than a stool. Brown PU tones with timber bedframes and wipes clean. The trade-off is texture — PU has none of bouclé's warmth underhand. Check you have 70 cm of clear wall first.
Will the brown Ronan PU armchair at 57 cm wide fit a small bedroom corner?
Fifty-seven centimetres of width puts the brown Ronan inside the space most small bedrooms can actually spare — the strip beside a wardrobe or the gap at the end of a bed. Depth of 66 cm is the number that catches people out, so measure outward from the wall as well. Seventy centimetres of clear wall gives the arms breathing room.
Which is more forgiving day to day, brown PU or a fabric chair of the same 57 cm width?
Brown PU is the lower-maintenance surface by a clear margin: spills wipe off the Ronan rather than soaking in, and a mid-brown tone hides the scuffs that show on a pale weave. Fabric wins on warmth and texture. If the chair will live where food, pets or children circulate, PU is the practical answer.
How do the walnut-style legs look against brown PU on the 77 cm tall Ronan?
Walnut-style wooden legs under brown PU make the Ronan read as a tonal, timber-leaning piece rather than a two-colour contrast — the opposite effect to the black version, where the legs deliberately stand out. Against an existing oak or walnut bedframe that matters. The legs carry a 77 cm-tall body over a metal frame support.
Can the brown Ronan work as a study chair at 66 cm deep?
Sixty-six centimetres of depth plus a 77 cm back gives the brown Ronan a posture close enough to upright for desk work, which is why it turns up in studies rather than only in lounges. Expect to sit forward rather than sink back when you are typing. For long working days, a task chair with height adjustment still wins.
How is the brown Ronan packed at 61 × 33 × 57.5 cm and 11.0 kg?
One carton of 61 × 33 × 57.5 cm and 11.0 kg holds the brown Ronan, with the walnut-style wooden legs boxed separately from the upholstered body. Assembly is a four-leg job needing a screwdriver and ten minutes. The narrow 33 cm profile is what makes it manageable through a tight hallway or up a flight of stairs.
Is the brown Ronan a sensible guest room chair at 9.5 kg?
A guest room benefits from a chair guests can actually use for shoes and bags, and the brown Ronan's 57 × 66 cm footprint and 77 cm back do that without eating the floor. At 9.5 kg it lifts out when the room changes use. Brown PU also shrugs off the marks a rotating cast of visitors leaves behind.
Warranty & returns
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