Florence Sled Visitor Chair - White


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Florence Sled White Frame Visitor Chair Bespoke Colour Bergamot Cherry
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The Florence Sled Visitor Chair is designed for corporate reception areas, breakout spaces, and modern offices needing a reliable, stylish seating solution. It provides essential lumbar support through its ergonomic shell design, making it ideal for guests or short-term use, though it lacks the adjustable features required for an all-day ergonomic task chair.
| Colour | White |
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| Brand | Florence |
While the sled base is slim, it is not officially rated as a stackable model. Please check the frame clearance before attempting to stack multiple units.
No, the lumbar support is integrated into the contoured shell design and is not adjustable.
Like all white office furniture, it requires regular maintenance. We recommend immediate spot cleaning of spills to prevent permanent discoloration.
The Florence Sled Visitor Chair is engineered for standard commercial office use, typically supporting up to 110kg.
Yes, the sled base is ideal for carpet as it distributes weight evenly and does not require wheels to move effectively.
Check if floor glides are loose or missing; adjust the placement to a more level section of the floor.
Use a fabric shaver gently to remove surface pills without damaging the underlying weave.
The chair typically arrives fully assembled or with minimal frame-to-shell attachment required. It is compatible with standard floor protectors if used on hardwood or polished concrete. To care for the upholstery, vacuum the fabric surface weekly to remove dust. For spot cleaning, use a mild soap and water solution with a soft cloth, dabbing the stain rather than rubbing it to protect the integrity of the fabric fibers.