Jaxx Midtown Small Classroom Soft Foam Chair - Premium Vinyl Cover, Purple
No rating yet(0 ratings)Comfortable and ergonomically designed chair perfect for a variety of educational environments such as kids’ classrooms, library seating, office furniture, lounge spaces, and collaborative learning areas Each chair is filled with a supportive high density polyurethane foam and features a highly durable premium grade vinyl cover and an inner moisture resistant liner with childproof zipper.
The chair also features a durable bottom panel which protects the chairs from abrasive surfaces. Luxurious vinyl cover is a soft PU coated face to give it a plush feel like real leather and is certified for 400,000 double rubs durability. Small size is recommended for ages 2-9, medium: ages 7-14, and large: ages 13 and up.
Multiple chairs can be combined to create rows of seating : Vinyl covers are removable and wipe clean easily with any all purpose cleaner. Small - 29"L x 20"W x 21"H (seat height 10”), Medium - 35.5"L x 24"W x 25"H (seat height 12”), Large - 43"L x 24"W x 30"H (seat height 13.5”). Luxurious vinyl cover feels like real leather.
Vinyl is NFPA 260 certified, meets or exceeds ASTM E-84 Class 1, and has 400,000 double rubs. Also meets fungal resistance code ASTM G-21-13 and bacterial resistance AATCC 147-2011, AATCC 100-2004. Made with pride in the USA: 1 year Manufacturer's Parts Warranty.
Foam is approved under the CertiPUR-US program, which assures that the foam is made without ozone depleters, flame retardants, heavy metals, or formaldehydes. Certification also guarantees low emissions for improved indoor air quality.
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