BOSS Office Products B9521-BE Blue Fabric Guest Chair
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BOSS Office Products
Grey fabric guest chair with contoured lumbar support, fixed arms, a black sled base and a 275 lb weight capacity
The BOSS Office Products B9521-GY is a grey fabric guest chair designed for reception areas, waiting rooms or meeting spaces. Its contoured seat and back provide lumbar support for comfortable visitor seating. The chair features a polished tubular steel frame with a black sled base for stability. It suits offices needing durable, fixed-height seating for guests.
The chair arrives fully assembled on a fixed black sled base with no casters, so placement is immediate on level floors. Fixed arms and a non-adjustable seat height mean no levers or knobs to configure. The sled base slides on carpet or hard flooring but cannot be locked in position. Buyers who need height adjustment, tilt tension or wheeled mobility should choose a different model.
Verify the overall dimensions of 23 inches wide by 24.5 inches deep by 34.5 inches high fit your intended layout. Confirm the 275 lb weight capacity meets the requirements for expected users. The fixed seat height and arm position cannot be altered to suit individual ergonomics. Ensure the sled base is compatible with your floor type and that no casters are required.
| Type | Chairs |
|---|---|
| Brand | BOSS Office Products |
| Model | B9521-GY |
| Features | This eye-catching guest chair in grey is made from high quality, contract fabric and features a strong black sled base that is not only sturdy and reliable, but attractive and stylish as well. The guest chairs style, design and especially extreme comfortability make it a really great addition to most any room or office. The chair itself sits at a fixed height with fixed arm, boasts a weight capacity of up to 275 lbs. and adds a pop of class to any room. Versatile & Durable The Fabric Guest Chair by Boss Office Products provides a comfortable office chair that’s both versatile and dur |
| Specifications | Back Adjustment: No Arm Type: Fixed Infinite Lock: No Knee Tilt: No Tilt Tension: No Pneumatic Gas Lift: No Upright Lock: No Seat Slider: No Weight Capacity: 275 lb Chair Base: Black Sled Casters: None Product Width: 23" Product Depth: 24.5" Product Height: 34.5" Max Product Height: 34.5" Back Height: 13" Back Width: 20.75" Seat Depth: 20" Seat Width: 20" Seat Height: 18.5" H Arm Height: 25.5" H |
| Shipping weight | 11.34 kg |
| Package size | 914 × 533 × 229 mm |
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Verify the black sled base sits flat on the floor without rocking, the fixed arms are bolted tight, and the grey contract fabric shows no loose seams or sagging across the contoured seat and back.
The box contains the complete chair — frame, seat, back and fixed arms — fully assembled. No tools, casters, gas lift or additional hardware are required or included.
The single B9521-GY model supports up to 275 lb; no higher-capacity variant is offered, so select this grey fabric version if the weight rating matches your need.
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