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Banquet Chair ES 100 in Red with Gold Frame

Banquet Chair ES 100 in Red with Gold Frame
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Technical data

Attributes
ARTICLE KB/ES100.2/PK/STM
SIZE L/W/H 440/540/890mm
WEIGHT 5.4 kg
Model ES 100
COLOR Red + gold frame
NOTES Profile width 19mm; Stackable (max. 18psc)
Banquet Chair ES 100 in Red with Gold Frame

The ES 100 from the Economy line is a banquet chair with a durable steel frame. In addition to banquet and conference use, this chair is also perfectly suited for weddings and hotel furnishing. The advantages of the ES 100 include the comfort provided by its 5.5 cm thick seat, as well as the chair’s stability during use. Its strong and stable construction with a powder-coated finish and elegant upholstery make this chair an excellent solution whenever elegant and long-lasting furniture is required.

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44.99€
with VAT: 54.44€

Banquet chairs that stack eighteen high transform the logistics of large events. Instead of scattered seating that fills a store-room, the ES 100 folds its compact frame into a single column. When the last guest leaves, staff wheel the stack away and reclaim the floor space in minutes. The method is simple: each chair's legs slide over the next, guided by the 19 mm steel profile that keeps the stack stable. No folding mechanism, no loose parts, just a straight lift and drop that any team can repeat without training. Setting up begins with the first chair on the floor. The operator lifts the next from the stack, aligns the legs, and lowers it until the frame locks into place. The process repeats until the row is complete. Because the chairs weigh only 5.4 kg each, a single person can carry two at once, halving the time needed for a room of several hundred seats. The gold-finished frame stands out against the red upholstery, creating a visual rhythm that suits banquet halls, conference centres and wedding venues. The construction starts with a 19 × 19 mm steel tube, 1 mm thick, reinforced with an internal support beam. Powder coating gives the frame its metallic sheen and protects it from knocks and spills. Under the upholstery, a 5.5 cm layer of foam cushions the seat, while plastic protectors on the legs prevent scratches on hard floors. The chair's 540 mm width and 440 mm depth leave enough room for guests without crowding the table, and the 890 mm height matches standard banquet tables. Controls are absent; the chair's function is purely mechanical. The 5.4 kg weight means it can be moved by hand or trolley, and the 150 kg load capacity covers the full range of adult users. The footprint of 440 × 540 mm dictates the space each chair occupies when in use, while the stackable design reduces storage volume to a fraction of that figure. The red upholstery wipes clean with a damp cloth while the powder-coated gold frame resists kitchen splashes and banquet spills without staining. The powder-coated frame wipes clean with a damp cloth, and the fabric upholstery can be spot-cleaned with mild detergent. The plastic leg protectors are removable for replacement if worn. A fire-retardant fabric option is available on request. The chair is supplied in red with a gold frame as standard. Other colours and finishes may be available through consultation with the BHS team, who can match the chair to specific interior styles or branding requirements.

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