Apollo White Chair

A white leather-look bucket chair that swivels on a round chrome pedestal base, with seat height adjustable from 17 to 22 inches. A compact lounge seat for Chicago booths and receptions.

Additional information

Weight 37 lbs
Dimensions 26 × 24 × 31 in
Seat Adjustable Height

17"H – 22"H

Description

Apollo White Chair Rental Chicago

The Apollo White Chair is a rounded bucket seat in white leather-look upholstery, mounted on a single chrome pedestal with a round base. It swivels, so a guest can turn toward a conversation or a screen without moving the chair. The seat height adjusts from 17 to 22 inches.

At 26 inches wide it takes far less floor than an armchair, which makes it useful where space is tight: a 10×10 booth, a demo station or a cluster of seats around a cocktail table at a reception. The round shape and chrome base give a room a lighter, more modern look than boxy lounge seating.

It also comes in black. Pair it with coffee and end tables or our other lounge furniture.

We deliver, set, and strike throughout Chicago and the suburbs, including McCormick Place, the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, downtown hotels, and corporate campuses across Chicagoland.

Dimensions: 26″ W x 24″ D x 31″ H | Weight: 37 lbs

Features

  • White leather-look bucket seat
  • 360-degree swivel
  • Chrome pedestal with round base
  • Seat height adjusts from 17 to 22 inches
  • About 37 lbs, easy to reposition

FAQ

Will it fit in a small booth?

Yes. At 26 by 24 inches, two Apollo chairs and a small table fit in a corner of a 10×10 booth and still leave a walkway.

Can we use it in our McCormick Place booth?

Yes. Your company names Modern Event Rental as its outside furniture vendor (an EAC) before the show’s deadline, and we deliver to the booth during move-in. Our McCormick Place EAC guide walks through the form, and our trade show furniture page covers full booth packages.

Can we mix black and white?

Yes. Mixing the black and white Apollo chairs around one table is a simple way to tie into a two-color brand.