Please note: There is a minimum order quantity of 2 for this product
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Description
The Ares Chair by Siesta is no ordinary plastic chair. It’s extraordinary strength is due to the entire chair being one-piece injection moulded polypropylene, the legs reinforced with glass fibre for even more stability. The plastic is packed with UV stabiliser, so this chair will not fade or go brittle even in the sunniest weather conditions. Siesta’s Ares Chair is built to last in busy commercial venues, indoor or outdoor.
Matching chair to the Artemis Armchair
Features
5 years warranty
Stackable 4 to 6 high
Suitable for indoor and outdoor commercial use
Made of UV stabilised polypropylene reinforced with glass fibre
Please Note: Product Sizes, Weights & Colours may vary and are subject to change.
Video & Assemply
Test result
Tests Completed
1. Outdoor furniture - General safety requirements EN 581-1:2006 2. Seat and back static load test EN 1728:2000 3. Seat and back fatigue test EN 1728:2000 4. Leg forward static load test EN 1728:2000 5. Leg sideways static load test EN 1728:2000 6. Seat impact test EN 1728:2000 7. Stability - EN 1022:2005
Seat & Back Static Load Test
Seat Load (kg)
Back Force (kg)
Number of Cycles
204
57
10 x 10s
204
57
1 x 30 min
Seat Front Edge Static Load Test
Seat Load (kg)
Number of Cycles
132
10
General Safety Requirements
Edges of seat, back rest and arm rests rounded and chamfered
All other parts: free from burrs, sharp edges and sharp points.
Tubular Components Safety Requirements
Absence of tubular components with diameter > 7 mm and < 12 mm with a depth > 10 mm.
Tubulars in contact with the floor are closed. Holes in them are allowed as long as they are < 7 mm or > 12 mm
Shear & Squeeze Points Safety Requirements
Absence of shear and squeeze points, created by loads applied during normal use.
Conformity to requirements of clause 5 of standard EN 581-1
