Right after the bell, chairs with a 15-inch seat height and a carrying handle serve elementary students. A chair that fits younger learners still has to be stored between uses, and your floor space has to absorb every change in the schedule. This set gives you a measured seat height, a carrying handle, and a stacking plan for the routines your staff repeat every day. That mismatch becomes especially visible when one room serves different groups throughout the day and staff must clear pathways before the next activity begins.
Each chair has a polypropylene seat and back, with a chrome-colored tubular steel frame beneath it. Matching leveling glides sit at the bottom of the legs. The built-in handle on the back provides a carrying point when you move a chair between rooms or positions. Overall dimensions are 15 1/2-inch wide by 18-inch deep by 27-inch high. The seat height is 15-inch, so you can distinguish that measurement from the chair's full height when planning desk or table placement. The polypropylene seat and back wipe clean. The frame and leveling glides are identified as matching components, while the seat and back retain their specified polypropylene construction.
Your purchasing plan includes a set of four stack chairs. For storage between uses, the chairs stack in quantities of five, giving you a specific arrangement to account for in a classroom, breakroom, library, or other shared area. The 15-inch seat height keeps this configuration tied to elementary-age student seating, while the 15 1/2-inch overall width and 18-inch depth give you the measurements needed to map chair positions and storage locations. The built-in carrying handle supports movement as your staff changes the room from one activity to the next. With the chrome-colored tubular steel frame, polypropylene seat and back, matching leveling glides, and four-chair quantity, you can organize the purchase around the rooms and daily transitions your operation already manages.