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Your cart is empty. This beautiful, supremely comfortable padded chair will ensure your guests have an enjoyable experience whether you're hosting an all-day seminar, serving a 10 course meal or delivering your most inspirational sermon. Unlike pew seating, these chairs give you the capability to create different seating configurations as often as you wish making them an ideal seating solution for any venue.
The auditorium chair with 4" thick seat are generously padded and covered in durable fabric upholstery. The spacious, 21" wide seat has a waterfall edge that provides an extra level of comfort by reducing pressure on your attendees' legs. A convenient book pouch on the back of the chair keeps seminar materials, bibles or hymn books readily available and a book rack under the seat gives everyone a place to store their personal belongings. Its sturdy 16 gauge steel, copper vein frame, with gracefully angled legs, has been tested to hold up to 800 pounds and plastic rocker glides protect your floor by sliding smoothly when you need to move the chair.
This commercial side chair is an excellent choice for event venues, hotel lobbies, banquet halls, conference facilities and worship centers.
Disabled and happy
Reviewed in Canada on March 22, 2024
I really don’t understand why this came un assembled as the box it came in was as big as if it were. Then there was no assembly instructions although it’s not rocket science. However they did not include any tools for assembly and there were no predrilled holes to attach the seat back to the frame.
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024
These chairs were awesome for our youth room! The kids said they wanted comfy chairs instead of metal folding ones and these were the perfect fit. They come with the rack for the bottom, but also have a storage pocket on the back. Will be coming back for more if we need more!
Venessa V
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020
No pre drilled holes for the screws to go in. You should use a think marker to line up the back with the chair pole holes, then use a drill to start the holes & a philips screwdriver to get them in with some muscle. I did it by myself in less than an hour but if you havecsomeone to help, it'll go easier. But once complete, its a very sturdy chair & the thick padding is very comfortable. I bought this as my desk chair & will be very comfy sitting on it to work.
David May
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2020
Yes the chair does require some assembly, and no it doesn't require a drill - as long as you have some upper body strength and a Phillips screw driver. The 'drilling' involved, that other reviewers mentioned, consists of pushing by hand the enclosed, Wood Screws through the back of the predrilled metal backrest frame holes, and then screwing it into the cushioned wooden backrest. I worded it this way intentionally because the poor description from other reviewers makes it sound like you have to drill through metal just to set the backrest in place, you don't.I personally enjoyed it coming disassembled in this fashion, as I was able to more properly adjust the height to fit me comfortably. In addition, I was able to take the screws out of the seat, and adjust it further away from the backrest giving me better blood circulation in my legs.Thoroughly enjoy the sturdiness, and extra width of this chair as an alternative to a traditional computer chair. I'm actually now surrendering the mediocre comfort of my recliner to visitors in favor of this chair on movie nights.
WeasleyIsOurKing!
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2018
I really like the color and how sturdy this chair is. I was afraid to order it at first because others have said that the cushion was too firm, but after comparing it to other chairs in this price range, it came out far ahead of the competition. So I took a chance, thinking that I could get a cheap seat cushion if it was too firm. Luckily, I won't need to get an extra cushion because it is perfectly comfortable. I like a bit of firmness because of a back issue and sciatica, and although I haven't sat in it for a really long period yet, it hasn't caused any problems with these conditions.I got this as a music chair, as I got a banjo for Christmas and will be sitting on this frequently and for long periods of time. I think it will work out perfectly. It sits well in front of a music stand, and the shelf under the seat is perfect for my music books and iPad when they're not on the stand.The reason I'm taking a star away from my review is because of the fabric material that covers the cushions. It is very flimsy and I can see it ripping pretty easily if I'm not careful. And it collects pet hair like no other fabric that I've seen, which gets trapped in the fabric and is impossible to fully remove.No assembly instructions are included, but it's just 8 wood screws to attach the back, and predrilled holes in the frame for the shelf go together in only one way, so it's pretty simple to put together. I guess I got all of the other reviewers' missing screws, because mine came with 2 small bags of them, each containing 14 screws.I couldn't have asked for a better chair for around $40.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2018
The chair is decent I guess. But it is not worth the price whatsoever. Especially since it took almost a week for them to send it on top of the days in transit. Then when it finally got to me none of the screws came with it and their were no guide holes on the back of the seatback to put the screws in. Be prepared to buy your own screws and do a little work.
Elizabeth
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2014
Nice chair, it feels supportive and really was not hard to put together. Would have been nice to have some sort of instructions that said how to put on the shelf but really after a few min. of looking it is not hard to figure out. Would love the same kind of supportive chair for around the same price with wheels. GOOD FOR US PLUS SIZE PEOPLE! ( 350- 700lb ) If you are 350 + you know how hard it is to find a good chair but this one seems like it will last a long time. Am using with desk but would even be nice for dinner table. Would like to buy more when I can afford to. The one I got said purple with gold treads but I don't see any gold but I am happy about that. Would also be a good chair if you have plus size family members who may visit you or for a Doctors waiting room or for at a piano- has a Small fabric pocket on the back that could hold about 10- 15 sheets of music or a 1-3 magazines... Am using it for my monthly calendar.The chair back is fine and has a little back lean to it maybe an inch or two if you think about sitting with your back straight up and down. The back cushion is about 2-3" thick, of thick foam on top of chip board *(there are not guide holes on the back for putting in the screws however because its chip board it is not that hard to screw in the screws, just push while you turn. You may want to mark where the screws will go with some chalk.) and the seat cushion is about 4-5" thick of firm foam- not sure whats under it. Shipping was great I got it much faster than I thought it would be... Always a good thing.
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