System Seating
This is a complete package and comes with stadium style polypropylene tip up seats.
The seating density is greater due to the use of tip up seats as the walkway to the front of the seats can be reduced in width. This has to be built in modules and is subject to some constraints on block size due to this.
There are regulations laid down as to the number of seats that can be in a row without access to an aisle for safety reasons. For the majority of events this means a patron should be no more than 12 seats away from an aisle. However this can mean on a two aisle stand, that it is possible to have 24 seats in a row with an aisle at either side.
This may mean that your ideal seating plan has to be modified to allow for aisles where the regulations dictate.
We will supply you with a dimensioned plan as part of the booking process as we must be in possession of the final specification before loading. Components have to be loaded to the design confirmed and cannot be easily changed on site.
System seating is generally faster to erect than other types if on a flat surface such as a sports hall, although with the correct components can accommodate surface undulations provided they are known and surveyed prior to final specifications. System seating uses galvanised metal components and can be used both indoor and outdoors.
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