Furniture · chairs
Event Chair Rentals
The chair is the item a guest is in contact with for the whole event, so it is worth two minutes rather than a default. Five of them here. The one question that separates them is how long the sitting lasts.
Resin folding chairs
All-weather shell in white or black, rated to 1,100 lb.
Padded folding chair
High back and foam padding for programmes that run long.
Stacking conference chair
Clears a room upwards instead of sideways when the format changes.
Children’s chair
An 11-inch seat, so feet reach the floor at ages 3 to 8.
Muskoka deck chair
Red, low and raked back, with a cup holder in the arm.
Five chairs, compared
What actually separates one from the next.
Three of these are general seating and the split between those three is time. The resin folding chair is rated to 1,100 lb, folds down to 2.5 inches thick and is built for weather, which is what makes it the outdoor and ceremony default. The padded folding chair puts high-density foam in the seat and the back on a matte black frame at about 12 lb, for content somebody stays seated through. The stacking conference chair is upholstered as well, on a four-leg steel base with no arms and no castors, so a set of them goes up into a column against the wall between sessions.
The other two are sized for somebody in particular. The children’s chair is moulded in one piece of HDPE, 21 inches tall, waterproof and stacking, with a cut-out handle through the back. The Muskoka deck chair is the outdoor lounge piece — moulded polyethylene rather than wood, 350 lb capacity, 30 inches across, with nothing to bring indoors when it rains because the seat and back are moulded rather than cushioned. Every chair on this page either folds or stacks, which is what gets a room back to normal at the end of the night.