Amphitheatre and auditorium armchair

Rarely used in everyday language, the auditorium is the name given to a multi-purpose hall frequently used for screenings, seminars and conferences, or concerts. It is therefore subject to several constraints, including:
• Size constraints. Depending on how it is used, each auditorium has its own spatial logic, dictated by a precise seating capacity,
• Constraints linked to acoustics and safety,
• Aesthetic constraints, since this type of hall is often intended for a specific audience, so the auditorium needs comfortable, attractive and high-end furniture.

Thanks to its versatility, an auditorium can easily be fitted with seminar, cinema or lecture hall seating. The choice will depend on your specific use.

For general use, the Marivaux armchair could be a good option. Comfortable and sturdy, its fire-retardant foam and flame-retardant fabric upholstery make it a versatile, high-quality auditorium armchair.

For seminar use, the Jobs armchair adapts to auditoriums of every shape: particularly comfortable thanks to its padding, and practical with its folding tablet that retracts into the side of the armrest.

These auditorium armchairs can be installed on level floors, sloping floors or tiered stands, in straight rows or in a semicircle. They are all available in self-supporting or removable versions, so you can quickly rearrange your spaces to accommodate people with reduced mobility while keeping maximum capacity when needed.