First Ultra Multipurpose Chrome Frame Stacking Chair, Blue

The idea of stacking chairs seems so intuitive that we take it for granted. Yet historically stacking chairs are very modern, both chronologically and stylistically. Robin Day's 1963 Polyprop chair gave stacking chairs the ubiquity they enjoy today and you have probably sat on one of Day's chairs in a school, cafeteria or community hall (see timeline below). Stacking chairs are a great space-saving innovation that affords seating on demand and a world without them would be cluttered and chaotic.

Our hard-wearing stacking chairs are suitable for schools, canteens and clubs as well as office use. Available in a variety of attractive colours, our versatile stacking chairs will maximise space available for layout seating while nesting neatly away in even the tightest corner or cupboard when not in use.

Paperstone stacking chairs come in a range of styles and finishes so you can be sure to find a good-looking, practical stacking chair from our extensive selection. We've a surprisingly wide range to suit all budgets. Entry level stackable chairs include cheap polypropylene chairs which are reminiscent of the sort you may have encountered at school. Posher slimline cantilever chairs have an altogether different look and are upholstered for comfort and ideal as meeting room or visitors chairs. Stackable beech chairs will suit those seeking a more "natural" aesthetic in their office, meeting place or educational establishment. Plastic and beech chairs without upholstery are suited for sanitary environments as they are easy to wipe down and clean. They are therefore perfect for hospital environments and cafeteria.