Safco Next Stack Chair

Product Description

Safco Next Stack Chair - Next Stack Chair features a contoured seat design with generous back for extra comfort. Simple stack chair design makes it easy to stack out of the way when not in use to help save space. It is ideal for training or meeting rooms. Perforated back provides breathability to keep you cool. Stacking chairs are made of high-impact polypropylene seat and back for long-lasting durability. Lightweight， tubular steel frame makes these chairs easy to pick up and move， rearrange or stack as needed. Stack up to seven high on the floor or 20 high on Safco Chair Cart (sold separately) for convenient storage when not in use. It is perfect for use in lunchrooms， convention centers， event centers， breakrooms， lecture halls， modular workspaces， hoteling areas， business centers， libraries and classrooms.

• Contoured seat design with generous back for extra comfort
• Versatile seating for meetings， training sessions and more
• Simple stack chair design makes it easy to stack out of the way when not in use to help save space， ideal for training or meeting rooms
• Extra comfortable with contoured seat and generous， perforated back to keep you cool
• Perforated back provides breathability to keep users cool
• Long-lasting， high-impact poly seat and back
• Constructed of high impact polypropylene seat and back for long-lasting durability
• Lightweight， tubular steel frame for easy rearranging
• Lightweight， tubular steel frame makes these chairs easy to pick up and move， rearrange or stack as needed
• Stackable up to 7 high for easy storage
• Stacks up to 8 high on the floor or 6 high on chair cart (4188) for convenient storage when not in use
• Available in choice of Black or White to suit personal preference or décor
• Perfect for use in lunchrooms， convention centers， event centers， breakrooms， lecture halls， modular work spaces， hoteling areas， business centers， libraries and classrooms
• Packed 4 per carton， not sold individually
• Available to ship within 48 hours