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The sleek, contemporary look of the Escalate Stacking Chair suits any space. It also complements Escalate Bistro-Height Stools to create a cohesive, professional hospitality area. Plastic seat and back are easy to clean. Design also features a shiny chrome frame and four legs. Nylon glides on the legs protect your floor. Stacking chairs hold up to 250 lb. and stack up to eight high. Seat measures 18 wide x 19 deep. Part of the Escalate Series with sleek, contemporary look.

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