
Resin Folding Chairs
White Resin Folding Chair Rentals
The ceremony chair. It reads clean in photographs, sits well against a white tent top or a garden background and does not fight whatever the linens are doing.
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Specifications
A white chair is the one where a mark shows.
Which is why this is the page that says what happens between events: each chair is wiped down and inspected. Anything carrying a permanent mark comes out of the fleet rather than going to your event. The shell underneath is the same all-weather resin as the black one, rated to 1,100 lb and folding flat to two and a half inches.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Material | All-weather resin, PVC, PP |
| Open dimensions | 18" W × 17.5" D × 31" H |
| Folded dimensions | 35" L × 17.5" W × 2.5" thick |
| Seat height | 18" |
| Seat depth | 14" |
| Seat | Padded pad, contoured back |
| Static weight capacity | 1,100 lb |
| Assembly | None — arrives ready to use |
In the room
White chairs round a top-floor table plan.
Where white earns it
Six places the light chair is the right one.
Ceremony aisles
Rows either side of an aisle, photographed from the back for an hour. This is the shot the chair has to survive. A white one sits inside a light palette instead of punching a hole in it.
Garden receptions
Against lawn and planting, white reads as furniture rather than as equipment — which is the difference between a garden that has been dressed and a lawn that has had seating put on it.
Under a tent top
A white top over white chairs keeps a marquee bright inside. Dark chairs under the same canvas take the light out of the floor and the room reads smaller than it measures.
Light sets and pale timber
Where the set design has already committed to white and pale timber, a black chair is the object everybody looks at. This is the chair that stays out of the way.
Community and outdoor programmes
High counts on unpredictable ground, put out in the morning and cleared the same evening. An all-weather shell is what lets the programme go ahead when the forecast is wrong.
Photography and content days
A neutral seat that does not colour-cast the subject sitting in it. It also folds to two and a half inches, so the ones not in shot go flat against a wall instead of out of the building.
The other half of the order
Six of these want a 48-inch round.
A ceremony becomes a dinner and the chairs need something to sit at. The 48-inch round takes six of them for a plated meal, so the chair count and the table count come out of one number.
See the 48-inch round
