Cassius Seat – With Arms – Vinyl Upholstery

The Cassius upholstered medical waiting room chair range has been designed to be easy to clean, robust and colourful. The use of smooth lines, rounded corners and wipe down antimicrobial, antifungal upholstery make it ideal for most surgery, clinic or physio practices. With a range of 9 contemporary colours for the seat and back combined with a stylish black hard-wearing frame this really is an ideal, budget waiting room chair. The upholstery is deep and luxurious and the foam is specifically designed to be contract grade offering comfort and support in the long term. The vinyl upholstered chair offers Crib 5 flame retardancy and 1million Martindale rub abrasion resistance .

The chair is manufactured with a special strengthening bar that also allows vertical stacking up to 10 high. 

Each chair comes with 4 hard wearing plastic feet to prevent marking. These feet are also shaped to prevent the chair frames rubbing when stacked.The arms for the chair are securely bolted into place and a linking system is also available as an option for the armed version. The Cassius arms are hard wearing and robust in matching black plastic.

Key Features

• Maximum user weight 120kg (19st).
• Easy to clean with standard NHS cleaning solutions.
• Deep and luxurious contract grade upholstery.
• Antimicrobial & antifungal vinyl with a choice of 9 standard colours
• CRIB 5, BS5852, BS7176 Medium Hazzard flame retardancy
• Robust and durable design.
• Standard strengthening bar.
• Vertical none tilting safe stacking up to 10 high for space saving.
• 9 attractive colours for the seat and back.
• Standard built in linking system for side chair version.
• Optional linking system for armchair version.
• Plastic feet to protect floors and aid stacking.
• Also available in hard wearing fabric options.
• 2-year warranty*

Dimensions:

ASP-03AL-CASS2-VYL – Ht 81cm x D 55cm x W 65.5cm. Seat Ht 47cm. Seat Width 46cm

Notes

*Warranty limited to 8 hours usage. We would not recommend the Cassius range for high impact areas such as Hospital A&E areas.