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Industrial Seating Selection Guide

Chairs and stools come with a variety of options, adjustments, and controls. This guide will provide basic information to help identify the different parts of a chair or stool and details to consider when viewing our selection.

Chair/Stool Adjustments and Components

 

 

 

 

 

 

Additional Information


Ergonomics. Multiple adjustments create a comfortable custom fit for every individual. A more comfortable chair means greater employee productivity, energy, and focus.

ANSI/BIFMA quality ratings are included on stools and chairs rated up to 250-lbs. capacity.

 

Glossary of Terms

 

Seating Surface Types

 

Polyurethane – Molded seat for softer seating and easy cleaning.
Vinyl – Vinyl upholstery over high density foam.
Fabric – Fabric upholstery over high density foam.
Wood – Lacquered hardwood.
Leather – Durable leather upholstery over high density foam.

 

                                                           Specialty Seating


High Capacity – Extra support for big and tall people, rated capacity of 350 and 500 lbs.
Tablet Arm – For use in work and training areas with surface for writing.
ESD – Electric Static Dissipative properties for electronic resistance needs.
Clean Room – Meet the Particulate goals of Federal Standard 209 Class 10, 100 and 10,000 for electronic and medical applications.
Wash-Down – Stainless steel components and polyurethane for wet, corrosive environments.
Shop – Basic seating with steel, masonite, polyfoam, vinyl and polyurethane seats.
Mechanics – Utility low seating with tool trays.
Sit/Stand – For sit and stand work applications.

 

 
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