This allows you arrange several chairs into a radial or semi-circular pattern. You can also set these chairs in a straight line. Chair arms are constructed of wood or steel and have a fabric cap. They are usually set 25 inches above the floor. Chairs with arms limit the ease of sliding up and down a row, but if you serve a large number of seniors, at least some of the chairs should have arms.
Arms support a seated person and offer stability when the person sits down or stands up.
Racks and pouches may not be necessary on every chair, especially if you use audiovisual equipment to project parts of your service. You can reduce costs by ordering these options on every second or third chair. These features, along with kneelers and Communion-cup holders, are arranged so that people can access the rack or pouch on the chair in front of them. Before You Order We all appreciate the beauty of a polished metal or wood frame and plush upholstery fabrics, but before you place an order for chairs, remember to ask about components that you can't see. Ask about warranties, too.