Warranty: 6 Months on Finish/12 Months on ConstructionMaintenance: Bi-weekly cleaning with your standard household furniture polish. Tools required: hex wrench (provided), hammer, rubber mallet and a screwdriver (not provided). Average assembly time is 45 minutes. If you need additional assistance with assembly, you can speak with the folks at Hinkle Chair Company by calling 1-800-251-3025 (M-F, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CST). What people are saying Ships from and sold by Bottom Line L.L.C.. Want this professionally assembled? 5-Year Furniture Protection Plan 3-Year Furniture Protection Plan Hinkle Chair Company Painted Plantation Porch Side Table, Black FREE Shipping. SLAT BACK ROCKER BLACK Product Dimensions51.5 x 31 x 5.5 inches #108,401 in Baby (See top 100) in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Living Room Furniture > Chairs Shipping Weight31.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) 75 star72%3 star14%2 star14%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsHeavy solid rockerGreat rockersI would recommend this productThey are ok chairs.
Not the easiest to assemble ...Assembly instructions were very clear. Assembly was fairly easy except for alligning second half of chair.Great instructions and simple to put togetherTwo Stars What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? Coaster Southern Country Plantation Porch Rocker/Rocking Chair, Oak Wood Finish Coaster Rocking Chair with Carved Detail in Medium Brown Finish Hinkle Chair Company Alexander Mid-Sized Adult Rocking Chair, Black See and discover other items: zuo furniture Because this rocker is shipped fully assembled, delivery must be made by a freight company. The cost to ship the assembled rocker is an additional $138. Solid knot-free hardwoodOver-sized postsAn 11 bar support frameScrewed-on seat slatsNailed and glued jointsA seven-step finishNo. 45 Honeysuckle Big Kids Rocker No. 25 Magnolia Kids Rocking Chair SALE - No. 4 Maiden Ladderback Chair (WHITE) No. 4 Maiden Ladderback Chair No. 410 Asheville Rocking Chair
No. 67 Wrightsville Rocking ChairThat’s what you will find with Dixie Seating Company. Our quality products are handcrafted for comfort and durability that is second to none. Tradition is in the nature of our company and in the essence of our designs. It is this traditional look that keeps our products timeless. The style of our chairs are influenced by the Arts & Crafts movement that swept across America in the early 20th century. This design movement reflected high-quality craftsmanship and simple forms that can be seen in each of our products. Simplicity transcends all trends allowing for our products to remain classic. No matter what the current style fad in home decor, a Dixie Seating Product will match perfectly for years to come. Since the 1930s, Dixie Seating Company has been an industry-leading supplier for American-made furniture. We have supplied chairs, rocking chairs, bar stools and tables to some of your favorite restaurants like Cracker Barrel, Toast, Mac’s Speed Shop, and the famous Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, TN.
You may have even seen our products in craft stores like A.C. Moore. Now, you can buy direct from the manufacturer and bring a Dixie Seating product home for your family to enjoy.Rocker RtaRocker PureSlat RockerAssemble RockerAssemble SlatWhite SlatWhite DpPure WhiteRta RockingForwardEnjoy the comfort of an authentic Cracker Barrel Old Country Store(R) rocking chair in your own home with our Pure White Rocker with slat seat. Made of quality hardwood for a fine painted finish, the Ready-to-Assemble rocker is the exact same quality rocker that you'll find on our front porches - only it requires a bit of assembly.Cracker Barrel to donate rocking chairs to military families Cracker Barrel’s mission of connecting families around the dinner table has expanded to strengthening military families, too. The Southern country restaurant has partnered with Operation Homefront to provide Cracker Barrel’s iconic rocking chairs to families in the Homes on the Homefront program. The program donates homes to military families and helps them save money to eventually own the house.
Operation Rocker adds an extra element to the family receiving a home, a Cracker Barrel official said. “A lot of times, [the military family has] moved around a lot ... in their lives,” said Sloane Lucas, corporate citizenship manager at Cracker Barrel. “This might be their first home during the transitioning to civilian life, and we want to make the house a home for them.” Every time a Cracker Barrel customer purchases one of the rockers online, the store donates one to a military family. Rocker cushions are also available for purchase and donation through the program. Lucas said Operation Rocker benefits families on a practical level by providing furniture for their new homes, but it’s also a show of support. “We respect that a military family has to make a lot of sacrifices to do what they do for us,” she said. “We really want them to know that we care, and we want them to bring a part of Cracker Barrel into their home.” For Cracker Barrel patrons who aren’t in the market for a rocker but still want to contribute, they can text SALUTE to 27722 and donate up to $5 to Operation Homefront.
Margi Kirst, chief development officer at Operation Homefront, said Cracker Barrel is built upon the idea of families and making sure people can stop along their journey and feel at home. “Not every American out there really knows all the work that Operation Homefront does,” she said. “Partnering with Cracker Barrel allows us this wonderful platform to get our message out.” More than 550 houses have been donated through Homes on the Homefront in the past five years, she said. A family lives in a house rent-free for up to two years while Operation Homefront helps them understand how to be effective homeowners by building up their savings and making timely payments by contributing to a small equity fund that goes back into their house. Operation Homefront also assists with home repairs and helping the family navigate the Veterans Affairs system. The donated rocking chair is a nice addition to the program, she said. “Nothing says ‘home’ like a rocker on your front porch,” Kirst said.