Thirty-nine metal banquet chairs on a 25x25x1.2 mm steel frame — the same designs as our aluminium range, at a lower unit cost per chair.
Steel suits chairs that stay in one room and take constant use: hotel ballrooms, conference centres and function rooms running several hundred covers a week. The frame is heavier to handle than aluminium but takes impact better, and the electrostatic powder coating holds up to repeated trolley loading.
Twenty-six of the thirty-nine models stack twelve high and the rest stack eight; each product page carries its own figure. Foam, fabric and frame colour are specified per order, so a hotel topping up an older order can match the existing scheme exactly.
If your team resets rooms daily and weight matters more than unit price, compare with aluminium banquet chairs — same designs, from 5.3 kg, and two kilos lighter chair for chair.
Our complete banquet chair buyer guide sets the frame, foam and fabric decisions side by side.
Ordering is project-based. Tell us the model, the quantity and the destination and we return a written quotation with fabric options and shipping cost, normally within 24 hours. Most orders ship as a full container, though part loads are possible where a venue is topping up an existing stock.
What usually decides the specification is the room rather than the chair. A ballroom running three functions a week wants the steel frame and a darker fabric that hides wear between deep cleans. A conference centre that stores chairs on trolleys wants the twelve-high models and a matching trolley from trolleys and accessories. Both start from the same frame.
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Questions we get asked
How high do metal banquet chairs stack?
Twenty-six of the thirty-nine models stack twelve high and the rest stack eight. At twelve high a 200-chair order stores as seventeen stacks.
How much does one chair weigh?
Between 5.8 and 8.5 kg depending on model, which is about two kilos more than the same design built in aluminium.
Should we choose steel or aluminium?
Steel costs less per chair and takes impact better, so it suits rooms that stay set. Aluminium saves exactly two kilos a chair, which is 400 kg across a 200-chair order every time the room is reset.
Can we match an order placed years ago?
Yes. Foam, fabric and RAL frame colour are specified per order, so a venue topping up an older order can match the existing scheme exactly.

