Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker
$2,475.00 - $3,225.00
Apart from its diminutive size, the Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker is identical to its full-sized sibling. Our commitment to heirloom quality always applies – regardless of the customer’s age. Adapted from our full-sized Continuous Arm Chair, this younger iteration – in rocker form – is designed and crafted to last, bringing joy and satisfaction to both small rocking connoisseurs and their parents.
- 20″H x 11″W x 10″L
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Made to Order
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Our furniture is made to order. Due to high demand, current build times are exceeding 20 weeks. , or for exact dates. A 50% deposit is required to initiate your online order. The balance will be due prior to shipment.
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Commitment to Craft.
The rocker’s namesake arm is created using flitch-cut cherry or walnut. The process involves quartering and steaming sections of logs, then slicing them into tenth-inch thick strips. The knife cuts produce no sawdust – and thus no waste – and the board’s full strength is preserved. When the pieces are shaped and glued back together, the arm comprises eleven different layers while retaining the strength and appearance of solid wood.
The shape of the continuous arm – oval at the top, round in the middle, and U-shaped where it meets the arms – requires intensive handwork. Each arm is trimmed and filed by hand using a course file called a horse rasp, then a finer rasp, and finished with a hand sander. Even the holes are drilled by eye.
The Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker also includes other refinements, such as a highlight (raised section) that runs around the back of the chair, where the spindles join the seat. The spindles extend through the seat and are wedged top and bottom, making them not only aesthetically pleasing but easy to repair should the need ever arise.
The legs represent the rocker’s final distinction. Most Windsor chairs have stretchers that connect the legs. Over time, stretchers get creaky, gather dust, and interfere with feet seeking space for a more comfortable position. Recognizing another opportunity, we have replaced the stretchers with a curved brace called a ship’s knee. Supportive and strong, the ship’s knee is created from 1/32″ laminated ash that is bent to shape and then set into a slot cut and shaped into the leg, so it is flush with the surface.
It’s All In the Details
Altered from our original Continuous Arm Chair, the Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker features a lower seat height, moving the center of gravity toward the back for easier rocking. The rockers, crafted in sustainably harvested North American hardwood, allow the perfect amount of roll while providing ample stability.
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Guarantee
We guarantee our workmanship and wood materials for the lifetime of the original owner.
80,000
Square Feet
Of state-of-the-art, scalable manufacturing space in Auburn, Maine.
856
Years
Our craftsmen's collective woodworking experience.
Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker
SMLLR •
20″H x 11″W x 10″L
Child’s Continuous Arm Rocker™
SMLLR • 20″H x 11″W x 10″L
Apart from its diminutive size, the Child's Continuous Arm Rocker is identical to its full-sized sibling. Our commitment to heirloom quality always applies – regardless of the customer's age. Adapted from our full-sized Continuous Arm Chair, this younger iteration – in rocker form – is designed and crafted to last, bringing joy and satisfaction to both small rocking connoisseurs and their parents.
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