What is a connecting clip for stacking chairs and how does ganging work?

A connecting (ganging) clip is a small bracket that attaches between adjacent stacking or folding chairs to hold them in a consistent row alignment. Clips typically attach at the seat frame or leg connection points. Once installed, the chairs in a row move together as a unit and stay aligned without gaps opening during an event. Some clips are permanent (for theater-style fixed arrangements); others are removable. Ganging is widely used in churches, auditoriums, seminar rooms, and event halls to maintain neat rows. Not all stacking chairs support ganging - look for chairs specifically listed as gangable or with a ganging accessory listed in the options. FindOfficeFurniture.com - 888-719-4960.