Stack Chair in Aluminum, Geraldine Flex Back

Here is the Stack Chair in Aluminum, Geraldine Flex Back, a banquet chair at home in event spaces, banquet rooms, and hotel ballrooms and in the private rooms beside them. This one stays inside the house. The frame is built of aluminum. For the seat, the choices are fabric or vinyl. The listing also gives a rating to carry 500 lb, a weight on record of 18 lb, stacking for quick changeovers, and padding behind the guest. Take 18 3/4" W x 23 3/4" D x 36 1/4" H into the room plan before you place the next piece. The listed seat height is 19.25 inches. Compare the selected seat height with the underside of your counter or table, including its apron, and allow space to sit and move.

On the order form you settle metal finish, picked from Wood Grain Finish or Powder Coat Finish, seat type, picked from Padded Vinyl Seat or Padded Fabric Seat, and upholstered back, picked from Padded Vinyl Back or Padded Fabric Back. Further fields appear as you make each choice. A dining room seats by its tables, so count chairs per table first: two-tops take two chairs, 36 inch squares four, 48 inch rounds five or six. Then hold back spares, about one per twenty seats, for the chairs that rotate out for repair.

Keep a venue plan for each room, and save this version there with the count that room needs. Choosing upholstery adds to the lead time, since those pieces are made to your selections. Upkeep belongs to the closing routine. Vinyl seats clean with a cloth and soapy water, followed by a dry towel; bleach and solvents harm the cover. Run a vacuum over fabric seats each week and treat spills right away, following the cleaning code.