The Auditorium chair factory were designed to fit commercial auditorium chairs and seats of similar size (the seats are designed to be at least 26 inches wide and 13 inches deep). This chair has 15 square feet of leg room above the knees; it is 7 inches wide and 13 inches deep (at the front).The seat is 2 foot wide (for a standing position and a 5 foot high seated position) and 5 inches deep (for a standing position and a 4 foot tall seated position). It does not have side armrests for comfort and stability. There is no place for a "blanket" or for a "bead" – both of which appear to be designed for comfort and stability, not for decorative purposes or functional ones.The seat height/length is 30.5 inches at the front and 30.25 inches at the back.

You can choose an Auditorium chair factory by looking at the following pages:Search by seat (select seats)Search by seatingSearch by seating category (Select Categories)Search by Auditorium nameSearch by Auditorium seatsSearch by seats by auditorium namePlease read the following information carefully before selecting an Auditorium chair factory and selecting an Auditorium chair seat: to get a list of seats. Seat quantity is calculated in pairs: for example, 5x5. To order 2 seats at the same time, use 1 pair, 2 pairs or 3 pairs. Seats will also be charged separately for each pair.

How do I modify a commercial Auditorium chair factory?How much do these chairs cost? sort of accessories do I need? (Pitchers, Chairs, etc)I need something that looks like a standard Auditorium chair factory, but has seat adjustments. is that?Where do I get my chairs?Do I need a commercial Auditorium chair?Can I paint my chairs?Can I install custom seats?Will I need an installation service?Can I get a set of chair covers in a specific color?How many seats can I have? seat height does a commercial chair need?Do all chairs go on the same side?: is the width of my chair?Do I need a special chair frame for chairs with a small side that only fits in a small space?

What are the production standards of Auditorium chair factory are generally for the lower cost seating level. Not only this auditorium chair is not high quality but the construction of the chair is highly improper. The chair's support structures are weak and made of metal. It seems that the builder did not put in any reinforcement to the upper half of the back of the chair. I will give a little more detail to this and explain in more detail the problems and errors that the seat has.The seat on the left is made of high quality steel. It is quite sturdy but not the most comfortable of seats. Since this is the lowest priced chair on the right, it is also the cheapest. The picture on the right is the cheapest seat available in the Auditorium chair factory. You can see that the back of the backing is almost entirely made of wood.