Eight banquet chairs with a backrest that flexes as the sitter moves — built for conferences, lectures and any event where guests stay seated for hours.
The backrest is mounted to give a few degrees of travel under load, so a guest shifting position is not fighting a rigid frame. Everything else matches our standard range: stackable, powder-coated frames, made-to-order fabric, and the same trolleys.
These sit between two options. For a permanently fitted room, auditorium seating gives the same long-session comfort as a fixed installation. Where the priority is stacking twelve high and clearing the room fast, aluminium banquet chairs are lighter.
Ask for a sample chair before a large order — flex is easier to judge sitting in it than reading about it.
Eight models, all on aluminium frames at 6.1 to 6.6 kg, all stacking eight high. The flexing back costs some stacking height compared with a rigid frame, and that is the trade: four fewer chairs per stack in exchange for a back that moves with the sitter.
Where the event is a dinner rather than a session, the extra comfort is not worth the storage. For those rooms the aluminium range stacks twelve high at a lower price. For conference halls, training rooms and anywhere a programme runs past ninety minutes, this is the range that gets specified.
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Questions we get asked
What does a flexible back actually do?
The backrest moves as the sitter shifts weight instead of holding them in one position. The difference shows across a two-hour conference session rather than a two-hour dinner.
How high do they stack?
Eight high, across all eight models.
What do they weigh?
Between 6.1 and 6.6 kg per chair.
Where do they suit best?
Conference halls, lecture rooms and training spaces, or anywhere guests stay seated and listening for long stretches.
Banquet Chair Factory is pleased to offer you our extensive selection of stackable banquet chairs, tables and all auxilary furnitures manufactured in Turkey which we produce and distribute exclusively to the hospitality industry.
