If visitors need a chair, polyurethane upholstery, walnut armcaps, and wallsaver protection serve the lobby. Put this Polyurethane Guest Chair where that pressure shows up first. The chairs along your reception area are asked to do more than fill a row. A guest chair belongs in the conversation about how visitors wait, where they sit during appointments, and how your staff keeps the front office moving. Its wallsaver design also matters when your available floor area is measured in the inches between seating and the surrounding circulation path. You can evaluate the upholstery, support system, dimensions, and armcap material against the way your reception area is actually used.
The chair's construction is steel with a powder coat finish. The armcaps are available in solid Maple or Riftwood Walnut. The chair has a 300-pound weight capacity. Overall dimensions are 24-inch wide by 23-inch deep by 32-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to check the footprint against your reception plan, adjacent furniture, and circulation requirements before you specify it.
Your configuration decision begins with the people and tasks assigned to the lobby. The upholstery options let you consider how the seating will be used, while the armcap selection puts the material choice in view for your reception plan. Select solid Maple or Riftwood Walnut armcaps, then confirm that the 24-inch width, 23-inch depth, and 32-inch height fit the location you measured. The result is a guest chair specified around the actual conditions your visitors encounter, with the Matrex seat support system, contoured backrest, upholstered seat and back, and wallsaver design all recorded as part of the decision. Overall size is 24 inches wide by 23 inches deep by 32 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Confirm the layout against traffic flow, then put the piece on the purchase list.
Ships ready for easy assembly.