A meeting delayed by missing chairs disrupts the schedule, and your training room needs folding chairs that can move between sessions. The fabric-padded folding chair is listed for most commercial environments, giving you a seating option for orientations, meetings, break rooms, and temporary work areas. You can plan the number of seats required for each event and keep the room ready for its next use. The 250-pound weight capacity also gives you a specific figure to review against your facility's seating requirements before placing an order.
The frame is made from 19-gauge steel and uses a single hinge. Two tack welded leg braces are included in the construction, and the chair has a 250-pound weight capacity. Overall dimensions measure 18 1/2-inch wide by 19 1/2-inch deep by 30-inch high. These measurements let you compare the chair with your available room space, storage area, and planned seating layout. The source description identifies this model as fabric-padded, while the frame specification identifies the steel gauge. Together, those details give you the material and size information needed for a facilities review. The chair is also MAS Certified Green, a specification you can include in purchasing documentation when applicable to your organization's requirements.
You can select the fabric-padded folding chair in black, brown, or blue to coordinate with the room where it will be used. The available colors let you organize seating by department, room, or event type without changing the listed frame, hinge, brace, dimension, or capacity specifications. Because the chair must be ordered in quantities of four, your purchasing plan should use groups of four when calculating the number needed for a classroom, conference area, or overflow seating plan. Review the 18 1/2-inch width, 19 1/2-inch depth, and 30-inch height against your intended layout, then match the quantity to the sessions your team runs most often. You receive a clearly specified commercial seating format with documented construction, three color choices, and a purchase quantity that can be built into your facilities budget.