LLR 86200 Series Guest Chair

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Dimensions : 27" Width x 27.8" Depth x 41" Height SKU : LLR 86202

Description

Guest chair features a mesh back, fabric seat and cantilever-style base. Ergonomically designed back cradles the natural curvature of a person's back. Arms adjust in width. Weight capacity is 275 lb.

Price

LLR 86202

LLR 86200 Series Sled Base Guest Chair

$365

All prices are subject to change and will vary depending on features selected. Delivery and shipping not included.

Finishes

Available in Black Mesh and Seat on Black Cantilever Base

Specifications

Breathable mesh back and cushioned mesh fabric seat
Ergonomically designed back for the natural curvature of the spine
Arms adjust in width

Warranty

5 Year Warranty

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