Visitors read a reception area before anyone greets them, and your lobby and guest chairs - wood are part of that first judgment. Empty seating, mismatched finishes, or furniture that feels out of place can make a waiting area look unresolved while your staff is still handling the visitor's first request. This guest chair gives you a specific reception seating choice: a wrap around back, a Royal Cherry finish frame, brass finish nail trim, and individually punched nail heads. Use it where guests need a clear place to sit without making the waiting area carry more visual information than it should.
For space planning, the overall dimensions are 25 1/4-inch wide by 24-inch deep by 30 3/4-inch high. The seat measures 24 1/4-inch wide by 21 1/4-inch deep, with a listed seat range of 18 3/4 inches. The back measures 23-inch wide by 7-inch high, while the fixed arms measure 25 inches to the floor. These figures let you check the chair against reception clearances, adjacent furniture, and the amount of seating your visitor area can accommodate. They also give you specific measurements to review before assigning the chair to a particular waiting area or guest-facing location.
Your finish schedule can coordinate the Royal Cherry finish frame with the brass finish nail trim, while the individually punched nail heads add a specific detail for visitors to see at close range. The wrap around back gives the chair its stated configuration, and the fixed arms reach 25 inches to the floor. For a reception area, allow for 25 1/4 inches of width, 24 inches of depth, and 30 3/4 inches of overall height for each chair. The 24 1/4-inch by 21 1/4-inch seat and 18 3/4-inch listed seat range help you review the seating layout against your room plan. You can compare the arm height with nearby surfaces before selecting its location, then evaluate the chair against your lobby, visitor flow, and finish schedule.
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