A room that changes purpose during the day can leave you moving seats, and folding chairs may sit unused when training sessions, conferences, or break periods are over. Your office still needs a practical way to accommodate changing attendance without treating every room as a permanent meeting space. This model is listed for training rooms, conference rooms, break rooms, bingo halls, lodges, private parties, and other uses, so you can plan seating around the settings your organization serves. Its 250-pound weight capacity gives you a specific figure to use when reviewing seating requirements rather than relying on a general description. For facilities teams managing shared rooms, that stated capacity helps keep purchasing decisions tied to an identifiable requirement.
The chair has a 19 gauge steel frame, a single hinge, and two tack welded leg braces. Its 250-pound weight capacity is stated for the chair, giving you a measurable limit to consider when assigning seating for meetings, events, or recurring room changes. Overall dimensions are 30-inch high by 15 3/4-inch wide by 16-inch deep, allowing you to account for the chair's footprint when planning storage areas, room layouts, or the number of seats needed around a table. The construction details identify the frame gauge, hinge configuration, and brace count directly, so your team can compare the listed specifications with the requirements of each workplace or event setting.
You can choose a Beige, Black, or Grey finish to coordinate the chairs with the rooms where they will be used. Chairs must be ordered in quantities of four, so your purchasing plan should account for that order increment when you are calculating seating for a training room, conference room, break room, bingo hall, lodge, private party, or another listed setting. For your office, the dimensions, capacity, frame gauge, hinge, and leg braces provide the measurable details needed to review the chair against your space and usage requirements. The available finish choices let you select the appearance that fits your environment, while the four-chair order quantity gives you a clear basis for building the purchase around groups of seats rather than isolated units. CHAIRS MUST BE ORDERED IN QUANTITIES OF 4.