FM-2206 Modern Auditorium Seating

FM-2206 is a modern lecture hall and auditorium seating chair designed for venues where an organized seating layout and a practical writing surface are important. Its combination of upholstered seating, a tip-up seat, and a folding writing pad makes it suitable for lecture halls, auditoriums, training rooms, conference facilities, and other learning or presentation spaces. The product is offered as a factory wholesale seating option for projects that require coordinated chairs across a larger room.

The chair brings together fabric, plywood, steel, aluminium alloy, oak wood, and molded polyurethane foam in specific components. These material choices provide buyers with clear information for assessing the chair against the needs of a venue and its intended use. The colour of the fabric and oak wood armrests is optional, allowing purchasers to consider suitable finishes for their interior scheme. Refer to the product images for a visual view of the FM-2206 design and component arrangement.

Materials and Construction Details

The chair uses wear-resistant, fade-proof fabric, with colour optional. The seat and back shells are made from multi-layer plywood with a lacquered finish and a stated thickness of 15 mm. This construction forms the shell surfaces around the upholstered seating. Aluminium alloy floor-mounted legs have a stated thickness of 4.0 mm. Their floor-mounted configuration is intended for installation as part of a fixed seating layout, so venue planners can consider the chair as they develop rows and circulation through a room.

The arm frame is made from 2.0 mm thick steel and finished with electrolytic powder coating. Oak wood armrests have a stated thickness of 30 mm, with colour optional. Together, these details describe the materials and finishes of the chair’s support and arm components without requiring buyers to infer specifications from appearance alone. For project planning, purchasers can review the listed material information alongside the product images and confirm that the finishes suit the intended setting.

Tip-Up Seat, Foam and Writing Surface

FM-2206 features a tip-up seat with a steel frame inside the seat. The seat returns by damping and spring. This mechanism supports a seating arrangement in which the seat can tip up when not occupied, helping preserve a clear passage between rows in an auditorium or lecture hall. It also helps venues maintain a consistent layout between sessions. The described return action is part of the chair’s structure and should be considered when planning seating for spaces with regular audience movement.

The seat cushion uses cold-molded PU (Polyurethane) foam with a thickness of 15 cm and a density of 50 kgs/m3. The back foam is also cold-molded PU, with a thickness of 12–14 cm and a density of 45 kgs/m3. These stated foam details help buyers compare the seat and back construction when selecting seating for teaching, presentations, or extended events. The chair also includes a folding writing pad made from high-density fiberboard, edged with PU tape, with a thickness of 18 mm and an aluminium alloy frame. It provides a convenient surface for note-taking or working with documents during lessons, seminars, and presentations, and can be folded away when not needed.

Applications, Project Planning and Care

The FM-2206 is suited to institutional and commercial interiors that need audience seating with an integrated writing surface. In a lecture room, the folding pad can support students or attendees taking notes. In an auditorium, the tip-up seat can help keep aisles and row spacing usable when people enter, exit, or move between seats. Training centres and conference venues can also consider the chair for programs where participants alternate between listening and writing. Its material and finish options allow project teams to account for interior colour preferences while reviewing the specified construction.

For procurement and installation planning, review the product’s listed components, confirm the desired fabric and armrest colours, and coordinate floor-mounted placement with the room layout. Routine care can be planned around the materials: keep fabric, lacquered plywood, oak, coated steel, and aluminium alloy clean using appropriate methods for each surface. Avoid applying cleaning products without first checking that they are suitable for the relevant finish. Regular visual checks of the chair, folding writing pad, and tip-up seat mechanism can help venue staff identify when attention may be needed. These general care practices do not replace any specific care instructions supplied with the product.

The specifications below summarize the stated FM-2206 construction for easier comparison during auditorium and lecture hall projects. They provide a useful starting point for evaluating the chair’s upholstery, shell, leg, arm, foam, writing surface, and seat-return structure as one coordinated seating product.