Maxi Sled Base Visitor Chair | Beam Seating Option

A single visitor chair today can easily need to become a row of three next year as a waiting area grows. The Maxi Sled Base is built with that in mind, available in beam seating configuration so individual chairs can be connected into a continuous run rather than replaced outright when more seats are needed. It sits on a solid sled base frame, finished in black or chrome, giving it a stable, grounded feel whether it's placed as a single visitor chair or as part of a linked row.

The back is available as a breathable mesh option or a fully upholstered finish with a plastic outer back, so the chair can be specified either for warmer, higher turnover spaces where breathability matters, or for a softer, more polished reception look. A plastic under pan keeps the underside tidy, and local fabric options are available for the upholstered version. It's a practical, AFRDI Level 6 certified chair suited to visitor areas, waiting rooms and reception spaces across Adelaide and South Australia.

Creative Systems supplies, assembles, delivers and installs the Maxi Sled Base across Adelaide and South Australia, with pricing that holds up well against comparable AFRDI certified visitor seating on the market.

Features:

• Available in beam seating configuration
• Optional black or chrome finish
• Available with mesh back
• Plastic under pan
• Plastic outer back (upholstered back option)
• Sled base frame
• Available in local fabrics
• 120kg weight capacity

Specifications:

• Back: 440mm W x 370mm H
• Seat: 360mm W x 490mm H
• Seat to floor: 470mm H
• Back to floor: 805mm H
• Weight capacity: 120kg

Finishes:

• Frame finish: black or chrome
• Back: mesh or upholstered (plastic outer back)
• Upholstery available in local fabrics

Certifications:
AFRDI Level 6.

Common Questions:

Can the Maxi Sled Base be configured as connected seating for a larger waiting area?
Yes, it's available in a beam seating configuration, allowing individual chairs to be linked into a continuous row rather than sitting as standalone chairs.

What's the difference between the mesh back and upholstered back options?
The mesh back suits spaces that need breathability and higher turnover use, while the upholstered back with plastic outer back gives a softer, more polished look suited to reception and formal visitor areas.

Is the Maxi Sled Base suited to a busy reception or waiting area?
Yes, its sled base frame and AFRDI Level 6 certification make it a durable option for higher traffic visitor and waiting areas, with the beam seating option allowing it to scale as demand grows.

Need visitor seating that can scale from a single chair to a full row? Get in touch with Creative Systems for a quote on the Maxi Sled Base.

📍 165 Grote Street, Adelaide SA 5000 📧 sales@creativesystems.net.au 📞 0479 111 451