After conference seating clears, a chair with an 18-gauge steel frame and 2-inch foam seat is ready. In a conference room that also serves training, dining, or corporate banquet functions, your seating must be moved, stacked, and returned to service as the schedule changes. A stackable meeting chair lets you account for that recurring work while keeping the buying decision tied to concrete construction details. This chair stacks up to ten units high and includes a built-in handle for moving it between uses.
Its frame uses 7/8-inch square-tube 18-gauge steel, with 5/8-inch under-seat and H-braces. The seat has a plywood core, a double-stitched box seat, and a waterfall edge over 2-inch 1.8-pound high-density Grade A foam. The crown-style backrest has a plywood core, concealed double back construction, four covered metal tabs, and a built-in handle. A built-in stack bar and twelve plastic stack bumpers help prevent wear and tear when chairs are stacked. The frame's powder-coated paint finish is protected by the stacking bars and bumpers when units are stacked, up to ten units high. Upholstery is available in institutional grade vinyl or fabric.
For your purchasing plan, the chair must be ordered in quantities of two, which lets you set the count around paired seating rather than an isolated unit. The 7/8-inch square-tube frame, under-seat supports, plywood seat and backrest cores, and specified upholstery choices identify the construction you are approving before the chairs enter daily rotation. Choose institutional grade vinyl or fabric upholstery, then organize the room around stacks of up to ten units high when meetings end. You are buying meeting seating with documented material and construction details, including a waterfall seat, concealed double back, built-in stack bar, and twelve plastic stack bumpers. Must be ordered in quantities of 2.
Ships ready for easy assembly.