Oak Street Black Vinyl Stackable Banquet Chair w/ Padded Seat | Tapered Square Back
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Oak Street Stackable Banquet Chair with Black Vinyl Padded Seat, Tapered Square Back
This Oak Street stackable banquet chair pairs a black powder-coated steel frame with a padded black vinyl seat, a durable and comfortable choice for banquet halls, restaurants, and event spaces. The tapered square back includes a built-in hand hold for easy carrying and setup, and the chair supports up to 300 lb.
Product Features
- Black vinyl padded seat with waterfall front
- 2" flame-resistant seat cushion
- Plywood seat core with no particle board
- Tapered Square back with hand hold
- 1.2 mm steel frame with 3/4" metal tubing
- Side and rear reinforcing bars
- Six stacking guards to prevent scraping
- Non-marring poly glides
- Black powder-coated finish
- 300 lb weight capacity
- 33"H x 17-1/4"W x 21-1/4"D, 15 lbs
The 2" flame-resistant cushion and waterfall front edge keep guests comfortable through long meals and events. The plywood core gives the seat a solid base that holds up better than particle board over time, and side and rear reinforcing bars strengthen the steel frame for heavy daily use.
Six stacking guards protect each chair from scrapes and help the stack stay steady, so chairs store compactly between events. The non-marring poly glides help protect your floors when chairs are moved or rearranged.
This chair is a good fit for banquet halls, hotels, churches, restaurants, and catering operations that need comfortable, stackable seating that sets up fast and stores easily.
| Seat Material | Vinyl |
|---|---|
| Seat Color | Black |
| Frame Material | Metal |
| Frame Finish | Black |
| Manufacturer | Oak Street |
| MPN | SL2082-BLK |
| SKU | 4K550 |
WARNING |
California Prop 65 This product can expose you to chemicals including Tris(1,3-dichloro-2-propyl) Phosphate (TDCPP) which is known to the state of California to cause cancer. For more information go to – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |
WARNING - CA Prop 65 


















