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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 3G-OxyChair |
| SIZE L/W/H | 500/600/430-810mm |
| WEIGHT | 4090 gr. |
Chair in reinforced Polypropylene.
- : BHS-HoReCa
- Article number: 3G-OxyChair
A chair built for the demands of a professional catering workstation must combine a stable base with adjustable height so the operator can work comfortably at counters, prep tables or hobs without strain. The Chair Oxy by BHS meets that requirement with a gas-lift column that raises and lowers the seat smoothly under load, allowing the user to set the exact working height needed for the task. The mechanism is sealed to resist moisture and grease, and the lever is positioned so it can be operated without leaving the seated position. Its gas-lift column responds instantly to fingertip pressure, letting staff adjust seat height without breaking stride during service. The operator pulls the lever, lifts slightly to raise the seat or presses down to lower it, then releases the lever to lock the chosen height. Once set, the chair remains at that level until the lever is pulled again. The base is wide enough to prevent tipping when the user shifts weight or reaches across a worktop, and the five-star footprint keeps the chair steady on uneven kitchen floors. Construction is a welded steel frame finished in a durable powder coat. The seat and backrest are moulded polypropylene, a material that resists staining, does not absorb moisture and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. The gas-lift column is rated for frequent adjustment and the lever mechanism is designed for one-handed operation. The overall dimensions of 500 mm depth, 600 mm width and a height range of 430 mm to 810 mm allow the chair to fit under standard catering workstations while still providing enough clearance for the operator's legs. The weight of 4090 g gives the chair enough mass to stay in place during use but remains light enough to be moved between stations when needed. Cleaning is limited to wiping the polypropylene surfaces with a damp cloth and mild detergent. The steel frame can be cleaned with the same solution, avoiding abrasive pads that could damage the powder-coated finish. The welded steel frame and powder-coated finish shrug off daily wipe-downs with sanitising sprays, so the chair stays in place throughout the shift.