Chairs
Padded Folding Chair Rentals
The chair you book when the programme runs past the ninety-minute mark.
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Specifications
High-density foam, front and back.
Foam in the seat and in the back, over a back tall enough to support shoulders rather than stopping at the small of the spine. Twelve pounds a chair, with an ergonomic handle moulded into the back frame.
| Frame | Matte black metal |
|---|---|
| Upholstery | Black |
| Padding | High-density foam, seat and back |
| Back | High-back, oversized seat |
| Folded dimensions | 19.5" L × 8.85" W × 44.29" H |
| Weight | Approx. 12 lb per chair |
| Static weight capacity | 300 lb |
| Carry handle | Moulded into the back frame |
| Assembly | None — arrives fully assembled |
Where the sit is long
Six programmes that keep people in the seat.
Half-day conferences
Two content blocks and a break. The chair has to be comfortable at minute ninety rather than at minute ten, which is a padding question rather than a design one.
AGMs and board meetings
A formal room, a fixed agenda and no way for anybody to stand up and walk about. The high back is what makes the second hour bearable.
Training days
Seated work with a notebook, which puts a person forward in the seat rather than back in it. An oversized seat pan is doing the work here more than the backrest is.
Awards dinners with a speaking programme
Guests seated through six speakers between courses. Padding is the difference between a room that stays and a room that drifts to the bar.
Houses of worship and community halls
Regular seated services in a room that also has to become something else during the week. It folds to 8.85 inches deep, so a full set stores against a wall.
Seminars and panel rooms
Where the seating is in shot behind the panel. Black frame, black fabric, no branding and nothing shiny — furniture that photographs as a room rather than as a rental order.
In front of the rows
Registration, panel, catering — one length of table.
The desk at the door, the surface the speakers sit behind and the line the coffee goes on are the same 6 ft rectangle in three places on one floor plan. Booking the chairs without them is what produces the mid-morning phone call, so both counts belong on the same request.
The 6 ft table they face