What Is The Difference Between The Classic & The Contemporary?

Classic

What's The Difference?

..... Mainly, its just styling

The Classic Chair offers a little more styling with sculpted legs & arms.  The armrests are tapered and the legs are more rounded and shaped for a "Classic" look. The Classic is also a little heavier resulting in looking more "Beefy".  

(It weighs 2lbs more than The Exhibitor)

Both styles of Director Chairs offer unmatched quality:

Wood Frames: Hand selected white, clear hardwoods such as Beech, Maple, Birch, Etc.  Using hardwoods means that joints are less likely to loosen over time.  Other manufacturers or importers supply chairs made of softer woods.  After a few sittings, movement causes the wood to loosen around the metal components.  This causes the chair to become unstable.  

Wood Joints: Hand fitted with steel underpinning.  This adds to flexibility and durability.

14 Ounce Cotton Canvas Sets:  Load tested to 400 lbs and they are colorfast washable.  The seats are self contouring and the sets are removable from the chair.

Customer Service: We offer in-house Woodworking, Sewing, Silk Screening & Embroidery to maintain on time delivery and maximum quality control.  We work very hard to make sure your order is right and we have safe-guards in place to make sure your order is finished correctly...The first time!

Why Buy Our Chairs?

A Note On Quality Manufacturing

It has been our experience that with director chairs, the lower the price, the lower the quality.  We are constantly hearing from our customers on how they bought from other companies who import their chairs into the US from the far east.  The price was right for them at the time, but when they

actually used the chairs, they didn't hold up at all and had to be sent back. After sending back the chairs, they bought from us!  Our director chairs are built to last.  

They are American made and are constructed of the best materials in the industry.  

This is why we offer a  3 year limited warranty for manufacturing defects!

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