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JumpSeat Chairs Allow Maximum Seating in Minimum Space
September 2nd, 2012
I’ve attended assemblies where some people had to sit on the stairs at the sides or on plastic stools because the auditorium was just jam-packed full of people.
I’m sure there are a whole lot of schools with auditoriums where people are being seated too close (or too tight) for comfort. Which is why those establishments that are just about to build theirs might want to consider installing these JumpSeat chairs instead.
They’re innovative and neat, but most important of all, they’re compact. That means you can fit more seats into the same amount of space, thanks to a unique folding mechanism which uses wood ribs layered over metal. Each seat folds up to less than four inches thick, too, so maintenance can sweep through each aisle with ease.
The JumpSeat was designed by Ziba Design for Sedia Systems.
[via Chair Blog]
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