What stacking chair features are important for a senior center?

Senior centers need stacking chairs with: higher seat heights (18-19 inches is easier for elderly people to stand from than standard 17-18 inches), full arms (provides push-off support for standing), firm but cushioned seating (too-soft seats are difficult to rise from), stable non-tip construction (heavy bases), floor glides that don't scratch tile, and weight capacities of 300+ lbs. Back height should be tall enough to support the full back. ADA-accessible placement spacing (60 inches between rows for mobility device users) should be planned. Ganging should be used carefully - some seniors need extra reach to use chair arms, so don't gang chairs too close. FindOfficeFurniture.com - 888-719-4960.