The extra chairs lining your conference room walls often become a storage problem when meetings end, while your cafeteria, reception area, or waiting space still needs seating for the next group. This armless guest chair gives you a side or guest chair for those settings without asking you to redesign the room around a permanent seating arrangement. It is specified with a black fabric seat and natural wood back, so you can account for both visible surfaces when coordinating the room. You can also plan around its stated 275-pound weight capacity and stacking configuration of eight high when your room changes from meeting space to open floor area.
The chair measures 19-inch wide by 18 1/2-inch deep by 31 1/2-inch high overall. Its 7/8-inch round tube frame is paired with a silver powder coat finish, while the seat is 1 1/2 inches thick and upholstered. The chair back features T-nut construction. These specifications give you concrete dimensions for floor planning and a defined set of components to review with your facilities team before placing seating in a conference room, cafeteria, lobby, or other visitor area. The black fabric seat, natural wood back, round tube frame, and powder coat finish are each identified in the product specifications, allowing you to evaluate the chair by its stated materials, construction details, and overall footprint.
For a room that changes function throughout the day, you can use the chair as side seating, guest seating, or part of a larger group arrangement. When the floor needs to be cleared after a meeting or event, the chair stacks eight high for storage planning. Its armless configuration, black fabric seat, natural wood back, and silver powder coat finish establish the listed visual and structural details without adding choices that are not specified. The chair is made in the United States and carries a 275-pound weight capacity. Review the 19-inch wide by 18 1/2-inch deep by 31 1/2-inch high dimensions against your available floor area, then place the seating where your visitors, staff, or meeting participants need it.
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