Waiting and Reception Chair

Quality British comfort & care chairs tailored just for you

Cotswold

Waiting and Reception Chairs

Multi-purpose chairs or arm chairs for
dining/waiting areas or meeting rooms

Strong solid beech frame with
H-underframe

May be fitted with glidewheels or lockable castors as optional extras for ease of moving chair to table

Option of skid base with kickbar for added strength

Available in four wood finishes & wide variety of fabrics

Waiting & Reception Range

Dimensions

Prestwood
Unit & Arm Chairs

Dashwood
Side & Arm Chairs

Staverton
Side & Arm Chairs

Chiltern
Dining Tables

Chiltern
Occasional Tables

Exmoor
Waiting & Reception Chair

Cotswold
Waiting & Reception Chair

Falkland Lowback
Waiting & Reception Chair

Cotswold Arm Chair Dimensions

Cotswold

Seat height

18½”/470mm

Seat width

18”/460mm

Seat depth

17½”/445mm

Back height

13¾”/350mm

Arm height

7½”/190mm

Max user weight

16 stone/102kg

Moving & Handling

Moving and Handling

The A J Way range incorporates models of high seat and riser recliner chair with drop down armrests to facilitate sideways transfer to and from a wheelchair. Our Shetland Porter Chair enables a sitter to be moved in their chair minimising the need for tranfers.

Visit Our Factory

Distributors and healthcare professionals are welcome to visit our factory in High Wycombe by appointment for comprehensive training and to see the care taken to produce our solid, well-designed quality British furniture. We have a full wood mill and take each chair right through the manufacturing process from planks of wood to finished product.

Probax

ProBax System

Most A J Way chairs may be fitted with a ProBax™ cushion. ProBax™ is an innovative foam-based seating technology which aims to support & tilt the pelvis very subtly thus allowing the spine to adopt its natural ‘S’-shaped lordotic curve which may improve seated posture and circulation.

Chair

Integral Pressure Care

Most A J Way chairs may be fitted with a variety of integral pressure care cushions which help redistribute user weight over the widest possible area. For those at risk of developing a pressure ulcer professional advice should always be sought from a tissue viability nurse.