A comfortable seat ergonomically designed for Conference Halls and large Exhibition Centres. Thanks to its versatile characteristics this model is ideal for Auditoriums and Conference Centres; different electronic gadgets may be integrated in its structure. This model includes a unique anti-panic writing tablet. Additionally, this chair is finished in different colours of wood nicely varnished to convert it into the best possible option for your venue.
- Product Name
- NUS PL
- Manufacturer
- Euro Seating International S.A.
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