Green Mesh Visitor Chair with White Arms and Chrome Sled Base
A contemporary visitor chair with a slim high back, fresh green upholstery and contrasting white armrests. The cantilever-style chrome base gives it a light, modern look suitable for office reception areas, meeting rooms, cabins and study corners. The padded seat and breathable-looking back make it practical for short to medium duration seating.
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Overview
- Modern visitor chair suitable for office reception, meeting and guest seating areas
- Fresh green upholstery with white armrests for a clean contemporary look
- Cantilever sled base offers stable floor contact and a sleek profile
- Padded seat designed for everyday guest or conference room use
- Breathable-looking high back may help improve comfort during meetings
- Compact profile makes it suitable for cabins, study desks and waiting areas
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Care & Ordering
- Vacuum the seat and back regularly using a soft brush attachment.
- Wipe plastic armrests and metal base with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive pads and excess water on upholstered surfaces.
- Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to reduce fading of the fabric color.
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