Theater Seating & Auditorium Seating

One of the most important aspects of buying auditorium seating is the basic engineering of the seat design and its construction. It is also important to keep in mind the level of customer service and price breaks the company is willing to offer. Learn as much as you can from your sales representative about the reasons that make their company 'top' in the auditorium seating business.

The next thing to consider when buying theater seating is the comfort. If people cannot be comfortable in the seat, they possibly will not come again. This is very important when considering how many visitors and new members of the church pass through each year. Details to consider in the theater seat are lumbar support, fabric choices, and the type of material the chair frame is covered in. The latest technology in chair frame covering is molded foam. Make sure to have all the details of the inner workings of the auditorium seating before making a purchase decision.

The end panels are important when considering which style of theater seating to be purchased. Typically auditorium seating comes two ways: wood panels and fabric panels. Numbers can be added to each one, but with fabric panels custom embroidery can be added. It's almost time to consider cost, but first measurements and parking lot requirements need to be taken into consideration.

After considering all these options it is time to determine a budget per seat. Typically pews cost about $80 a seat whereas theater seats range from $100 to $120 per seat. Costs will be higher when adding things such as custom details, embroidery, and other features. When figuring the cost per chair, make sure to understand discounts given for certain quantities bought and make sure you have adequate warrantees.

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