National Public Seating 300 Series, Model 310 All Steel Premium Folding Chair with Triple Brace, 480 lbs Capacity, Black (Carton of 4)

I've lost over 100lbs recently, but I bought these chairs when I weighed 435lbs and they held me just fine without making me worried.At 435lbs you can only imagine how many chairs I've broken in my day...and that's a pretty awful feeling. When I heard that we were having a huge company meeting and I saw the cheap chairs that my company bought for all of us to sit in for 8 hours straight 2 consecutive days in a row I knew they would never hold me and I really didn't want to break a chair in front of my entire company during the biggest meetings of the year. I looked at a bunch of different options and these chairs had the best reviews so I took a shot with them.They are absolutely wonderful! I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a metal fold-out chair so it's not like it's the definition of comfort or anything, but they aren't any less comfortable than any other fold-out chair I've ever tried either. When a strong and sturdy fold-out chair is what you're looking for, you don't need to look any further than here, these are the chairs that you're looking for!I didn't really need 4 of them, but I keep one at work just in case I get called into a meeting and need a sturdy chair, I keep another in my workshop for mobile seating wherever I'm working, and the other two are just spares at the house in case we ever need more seating. I didn't need four but I'm happy to have all of them!

Seriously, these are strong. They are rated for higher weight than regular folding chairs and the build quality is obvious. This is my second time ordering these exact same chairs. They aren't indestructible but they are the absolute best I've been able to find.

Excellent chairs for our in-salon education events. Sturdy, portable, storable. Would absolutely buy again

The chairs are very sturdy, seat is comfortable to sit on, good value. But the backs of the chairs are very uncomfortable. I could not sit on the chair because the back dug into my back and hurt like heck within the 1st minute. I don't know why, if they are not long enough, or it has something to do with the angle/shape. There is definitely a slight design flaw there.

I've bought the cheap brand metal folding chairs and after a few years they're bent or broken. As we're getting fatter and fatter I thought I'd better get a chair that would hold everyone. The chair is well designed and braced well. A good folding chair should last your lifetime, go ahead a get a good one! Highly recommend

and, it is. one thing to note is the front edge rising at a slight angle. if the back-crease of your knee is exactly at the edge, it might feel uncomfortable. good with or without a seat pad. does what it is intended for. have been using for a couple of years, now, and they are still holding up, well. they arrived in a small box; so, it was heavy to carry the entire box into the house. you might need to wheel it in in a large shopping cart, or use a home handtruck or dolly. or, open box and carry in two chairs at a time.

I was looking for new folding chairs since some we have owned for 30+ years had recently broken or were looking a little worse for wear because a member of my family took a couple out side. These folding chair are mostly used for extra seating when we have guest. The failure point on the couple that have broken seemed to be the cross braces on the legs were welded and the weld broke. So when I saw these with the riveted and double braces in the back I was excited. Plus they claimed to have a wieght capacity of 480 pound. This was a selling point for me as some member of my family are plus size, including me. But all of us are well under 480 pounds.The chairs were purchased at the end of May. So we have only had these for less than 5 months. Also only one has been used for any significant amount of time, they are not in use on a dialy basis. The main one in use had maybe been sat in for couple hours maximum on about 7 random days since we recieved them.Today I was sitting in the chair when one side of the seat collapsed. Now I will admit that I am a larger person but I am will under 480 pounds. The bolt through the front leg that attaches the seat pulled through the hole in the leg and the seat.So now I have three remaining chairs of dubious quailty and am out $80. I now have to decide if I want to continue to use the remaining chairs or cut my losses and go on the hunt for quailty chairs again. The quailty of folding chairs made nowadays seems to be very much inferior to the ones made in the past. As I said we have had about 10 chairs from various brands for well over 30+ years only 2 have failed after many years of use. I looked at numerous brands of chairs, including some from the brand of chairs we already own, before deciding on these. But they all are made differently and/or are of noticeable lesser materials.

Pretty, well made and comfortable!