Introducing the Vinyl draughtsman chairs from our dental chair range, designed specifically for use in dental practices. The chairs are robust in design and come upholstered in an anti-microbial vinyl that meets JIS Z 2801:2000 - Effective at reducing the spread of MRSA, E.coli and other similar bacteria. These chairs come with many features unique to the dental industry, making them the perfect choice for your practice. Invest in the safety and comfort of your patients and staff today!

Details

• Specifically designed for dental practices, ensuring high suitability and functionality.
• Upholstered with anti-microbial vinyl to maintain a hygienic environment. JIS Z 2801:2000 - Effective at reducing the spread of MRSA, E.coli and other similar bacteria.
• Adjust the back angle to suit your individual seating position.
• Reduce the risk of RSI with the optional armrests to support your arms.
• The 3rd lever activates the seat tilt function to encourage better posture and seating position.
• Gas assisted seat height adjusts the chair to your preferred height. Thighs should be angled slightly downward for optimum support.
• Higher seat adjustment than standard chairs, offering better positioning for precision tasks.
• The footrest aids when getting in and out of the chair and supports legs and feet.
• Equipped with a 5 star chrome base with glide feet that ensure the chair stays in place while in use but can still be easily repositioned when not in use.
• Available in a wide range of colourful, anti-bacterial and flame resistant vinyl finishes.
• Easy to clean and maintain, ensuring long-lasting usability.
• Manufactured in the UK by specialty seating experts with decades of experience.
• Delivered flat packed for easy self assembly.
• To give you complete peace of mind, this product comes with a 1 year guarantee. This excludes fair wear and tear.

N.B This product is made to order especially for you. That means orders cannot be cancelled once the manufacturing process has begun and they are non-returnable unless there is a fault.