Once a room shifts from training to guest seating, chairs with lumbar support and a flexing back hold up. The wrong seating leaves you moving chairs one at a time, storing them wherever space permits, and asking visitors or employees to work around a room that was not arranged for them. This four-leg chair gives you a specific set of specifications for those changing spaces: a contoured seat and back, lumbar support, a flexing back, and a stack height of 25 chairs. It is listed for side and guest seating, cafeteria and breakrooms, meeting and training rooms, and collaborative spaces.
The shell is high impact polypropylene, with a flexing back and a contoured seat and back with lumbar support. The seat is described as wide and intended to eliminate pressure points when you sit for long periods. Its back flexes with a smooth motion and allows you to lean back. The frame is 3/4-inch round silver steel made with 18-gauge steel, and nylon glides are included. Overall dimensions are 25-inch wide by 20 1/2-inch deep by 31 7/10-inch high. The chair is ANSI-BIFMA tested for 300 pounds and is GREENGUARD Certified. A California Proposition 65 Warning applies to California residents.
Your configuration decision is mainly about where these chairs will work and how many you need to move and store. The specification that the chairs stack 25 high lets you plan a meeting room reset around a stated quantity. The frame is specified in silver steel, while the shell is specified as polypropylene. Use the chair for side or guest seating, cafeteria and breakrooms, meeting and training rooms, or collaborative spaces. For a buyer balancing room changes, seating comfort, and documented requirements, the specifications give you clear points to review: shell and frame materials, lumbar support, overall footprint, 300-pound ANSI-BIFMA testing, GREENGUARD Certification, and the California warning where applicable.
California Residents: California Proposition 65 Warning.
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