Stackable

A Chair suitable for hire, combining robust and light (approx. 35kg) the Band chair can be stacked in tens. Stacked 10 high the chairs can be moved quickly allowing for fast even setup.

Average chair dimensions

Overall height: 89cm-95cm (35″-38″)

Height to seat: 44cm (17″)

Cushions: 39cm x 41cm (14″ x 15″)

Oversized seats: 42cm x 44cm (16.5″ x 17″)

Floor space: 43cm x 43cm (17″ x 17″)

Weight: 3.5kg (8 lbs)

Transportable

Weather transporting or storing the Band Chair will prove effective with 550 of our chairs only taking up an approximate 12 m2 (the equivalent of a 7 ton lorry).

Reliable

ISO 9001 accreditation makes sure Band chairs have a high level of quality on all styles of wedding and banquet chairs. Strict production control (see ISO 9001 certificate) ensures reliability of quality. With your order being specially made in between 2 – 4 weeks (depending on season) and delivered on time.

Serviceable

Chairs from Band are made from bentwood meaning you can have them repainted or repaired if necessary.

Adapatable

Most individual needs for different variations of chairs can be met. E.g. oversized seats, colour matching ‘shower caps’, rattan, solid or upholstered seats. Popular chairs are gold, fruitwood, mahogony, black, while and silver. Other colours are available. see custom made page for more details on our custom wedding and banquet chairs.

10 or 12 to a table

A 5 foot diameter table will seat 10 people, with 12 people sitting at a 6 foot table comfortably.

Interchangeable

Band chair padded seats can be used on the complete range of chairs. With standard cushion colours being red, gold, blue, green, ivory, black and salmon pink. All these come with CRIB 5 Velours. Interchangeable seat-pads are achieved by the velcro fastening.

Good value guaranteed

Guaranteeing Quality – Band chairs come with a standard one year guarantee based on normal use.

Stability in price – The price of the Band chair has didn’t change for 11 years (1996-2007). For the first time in 11 years UK prices rose in February 2008 by 10% to reflect the fall of the GBP against the Euro.