Visitors can settle into a chair with a navy fabric seat, chocolate wood back, and 400-pound capacity. This armless chair carries a 400-pound weight capacity, so you can evaluate it against the needs of the people who use your lobby, waiting area, or visitor seating zone. When the furniture in that first room has to serve guests before they reach a conference table, the details of one chair matter: the seat, back, frame, and footprint all need to be visible in your planning before setting your purchasing standard.
The chair measures 33-inch high by 23-inch wide by 22-inch deep overall. Its seat is 1 1/2-inch upholstered and covered in navy fabric, while the back is wood in a chocolate finish. It is armless, with a 7/8-inch round tube frame and a silver powder coat finish. The stated weight capacity is 400 pounds. These specifications let you check clearance at the intended seating location, compare the overall footprint with your room plan, and document the capacity your visitor area requires. The product is made in the United States.
For a reception plan that needs one consistent seating profile, you can plan around the navy fabric seat, chocolate wood back, silver powder coat finish, and armless configuration shown here. The 33-inch high by 23-inch wide by 22-inch deep dimensions give your facilities team a stated footprint for placement and purchasing decisions. You also have the 400-pound capacity and component details available when your office manager is standardizing guest seating across reception points, waiting areas, or meeting rooms. You can use the published measurements and materials to make this chair part of a documented purchasing plan before placing additional chairs in the same room.
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