Your office or team may need to clear a room for training, events, or daily work, and Folding Chairs have to move between uses without leaving the room crowded. A chair that stacks after an event can help you reclaim floor space, while the right construction matters when seating is handled repeatedly by your staff. This fan back folding chair is stackable and specified for indoor and outdoor events. Its molded, contoured polypropylene seat and back are color-impregnated, and the extra-high radius fan back is described as providing added ergonomic comfort and breathability. Chairs must be ordered in quantities of four, giving you a set quantity to account for when planning seating for a room or event.
The seat and back are made from molded and contoured polypropylene plastic, with the seat supported by a steel frame. That frame uses 7/8-inch round, 18-gauge steel tubing. Triple double-riveted arch braces support leg stability, while double hinges link the front and rear legs. These construction details are specific to the frame, braces, hinges, seat, and back. The chair measures 18 1/2-inch wide by 20 3/4-inch deep by 34 1/2-inch high. It meets or exceeds ANSI/BIFMA standards. For your purchasing records, the stated dimensions describe the chair as a whole, not a separate seat measurement or usable floor area.
You can place the chairs in rooms used for indoor events or take them outdoors when the setting requires it. The color-impregnated polypropylene applies to the seat and back, while the frame remains specified as 7/8-inch round, 18-gauge steel tubing. The fan back gives the chair its identifying profile without changing the ordering requirement: chairs must be ordered in quantities of four. That quantity lets you plan your order around groups of four seats, whether your team is outfitting a training room, preparing for an event, or keeping additional seating available for changing room needs. When the event or meeting ends, the stackable design supports putting the chairs together for storage until you need them again. CHAIRS MUST BE ORDERED IN QUANTITIES OF 4