Guest Chair

Classic - an ordinary chair with a soft or semi-soft seat, a hard back with decorative design and straight legs. Such furniture is found most often. "Vienna" is a chair with a hard seat, which appeared in the middle of the 19th century. Combines sophistication (thanks to rounded shapes) with lightness and strength. Such a chair looks great in a classic interior or a living room decorated in modern style. Semi-chair is a soft and wide chair with low armrests (sometimes absent). It is a comfortable chair, but quite heavy. Therefore, such furniture is hardly suitable for frequent rearrangements. Chair-throne - a chair with a high back and armrests, giving it a solemn look. Such a chair is quite massive, which means that it will be inconvenient to move it. The throne chair fits well into the classic interior and is great for tall and large people. One-piece - a monolithic construction that does not involve disassembly. Such chairs are the strongest, most durable and comfortable (soft) chairs, they are able to withstand a serious load. Disassembled - parts of the chair are connected into a structure by means of screws, Guest Chair  brackets, screws. These chairs are very compact when disassembled, but cannot boast of high strength and long service life. Important: with frequent assembly and disassembly of such chairs, fasteners and fittings may fail or be lost. Stackable - allows you to stack it after use (chair to chair), which significantly saves space. Stackable models are reliable and durable, but they hardly boast a spectacular look or high functionality. Often these chairs are semi-soft, which is a reasonable compromise between compactness and comfort. Stackable models are often found in cafes or summer cottages. Transformable (folding) - turn from volumetric models into flat objects and vice versa. When folded, these chairs take up a minimum of space. Convertible furniture compares favorably with disassembled ease of use and the absence of the risk of losing fasteners or parts of the chair. Like the dismountable chairs, the convertible models are not designed for heavy use. Important: when choosing one or another transformation option, you should pay attention to the table: Hard - there is no flooring in the chairs. Such chairs cannot be called comfortable, but they have an affordable price and last longer than models with a soft seat. Soft - have springs and flooring, the thickness of which can reach 30-50 mm. This is the most comfortable option, but also the most expensive. Note that the soft seats are pressed down over time and need to be repaired. Semi-soft - there are no springs, and the thickness of the flooring is in the range of 20-40 mm. In terms of price, comfort and durability, these chairs are a cross between hard and soft. When choosing a chair material, you should pay attention to the material from which the table is made. For example, it is hardly appropriate to purchase plastic or metal chairs for a solid oak table. https://jiji.com.et/arada/furniture/guest-chair-agCFKsVh2oDvpsMqVtwT1B4I.html