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Banqueting chairs is the title given for seating that is suitable for banquets, catered events, short term rental seating, church and restaurant chairs and other similar usage. Chairs should be comfortable enough that guests won't feel like squirming through the entire event. They must also stand up to the wear and tear of frequent use with a wide range in the degree of activities.
Churches and meeting halls may choose to purchase chairs rather than to rent them each time a meeting, concert, overflow crowd or reception occurs. Rental business chairs are often quite generic. They usually can be stacked or placed in racks of some type so they can be easily transported from the store to the location where the event will be held. More expensive rental chairs can feature padded or upholstered seats and backs but will still be stackable.
When conference centers and hotel meeting rooms supply chairs, they usually are set up specifically for the size of group that will be attending the session. These chairs usually are more comfortable than generic chairs so that guests will be more comfortable. The chairs may be padded or upholstered; fabric used for the padding usually has better cleaning options.
Chairs for banquet halls and similar locations are available in many colors and styles. The chairs may match the design of other amenities within the center or may be simpler. Darker colors and patterned upholstery designs will make the chairs less susceptible to obvious staining and wear. Plastic chairs are easier to keep clean, but in a crowded room, the non-upholstered chairs can be more noisy.
Top quality seating with upholstered seats are sometimes recovered when the signs of wear become too obvious. Chair legs are another feature of the chairs that must be considered. Without wheels or glider pads on the base of chair legs, they can result in floor or carpet wear. On the other hand, being unable to move a chair up to or away from a table can be frustrating for guests.
The frame of the chair can be available in almost any size, color, material or design. Wood frames are popular in upscale designs that feature upholstery. Wooden chairs without the benefit of padding or upholstery may be less comfortable than padded styles, but reflect excellent taste and design sense.
Chair legs might be made of metal. This type of chair is suitable for heavy wear locations. They can be easily cleaned, but are somewhat heavier than chairs made of plastic. Chairs in an outdoor location must be made of materials that are unlikely to rust or be otherwise damaged by dampness or sun.
Banqueting chairs that are rented must be more utilitarian in most instances. These pieces of furniture not only have the usage during a banquet or other gathering, they have the wear and tear of getting them to and from the banquet site. For those responsible for setting up and tearing down banquet facilities, lightweight and easily cleaned furniture is preferred.
