Step Visitors Chair

Some chairs are sat in for minutes, not hours, and the ones in a reception or a break area do quiet work, holding a visitor comfortably and reading right in the space around them. This new-generation seating is built for those rooms, comfortable enough for the wait and durable enough for the traffic. Built by a brand a physiotherapist founded, comfort is the starting point rather than an afterthought.

• Seating built for reception, the break area, and the training room, where a chair has to be comfortable on first contact.
• A durable build takes the steady traffic of a shared space, where a chair is used by many people across a day rather than one person who knows it.
• Versatile styling carries across reception, conference, training, and break areas, so one line dresses several rooms rather than forcing a different chair for each.
• A finish made to read well in a room holds the look of the space it sits in, where a visitor's first impression is partly the chair they're offered.
• Delivered fully assembled means it arrives ready to place, no build and no tools, so a room of seating is set up in the time it takes to carry the chairs in.

Is this an ergonomic task chair like the rest of the range?

This line is built for reception, conference, training, and break areas, the shorter-sit spaces, rather than as a full-time desk chair for all-day work. If you're seating someone at a desk for eight hours, a task chair from the range is the better fit. For the rooms in between, this is made for exactly that.

Will it stand up to a busy shared space?

It's built durable for general and high-traffic seating, where many people use it across a day rather than one owner. That's the use it's designed around, so the wear of a shared room is what it's made to take.

Does it come ready to use?

It arrives fully assembled, so you place it and it's done, no tools and no build. For a room that needs several chairs at once, that's the difference between setting up in minutes and losing an afternoon.

Which rooms is it actually right for?

Reception areas, conference and training rooms, break areas, and general seating, the spaces where comfort and a clean look matter more than all-day adjustment. If that's the room you're furnishing, it's built for it.

Can I match it across different spaces?

It's made as a versatile line to work across several room types, so you can carry one look from reception through to the break area rather than mixing chairs.