Mar 16, 2023
March 16, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Chairforce, a leading supplier of commercial and residential chairs and tables in Australia, is proud to announce the availability of the Tolix chair in new colours and finishes.
The Tolix chair has been a favourite among design enthusiasts for almost a century. Its simple industrial design, rigid stackable frame, and endless applications have made it a go-to for those who appreciate practical and stylish furniture. Chairforce is excited to offer this iconic piece of furniture in an array of new colours and finishes.
As Chairforce expands its product range and reaches more customers, it continues to maintain its commitment to quality and affordability. With its extensive inventory of chairs and tables, customers can find the perfect piece of furniture to suit their needs, whether it's for a commercial or residential space. Chairforce is dedicated to providing excellent customer service and a hassle-free shopping experience for its customers.
"Their products are cost-effective. The team don't cut corners when it comes to strength or changing a design to make a better product. They invested in huge warehouses nationwide that keep fully stocked. They are not resellers. Everyone is dealing directly with the designers and importers, so there are no greedy middle guys taking their cut," said Harry Bray, Director of Chairforce.
In addition to the new colours and finishes, the Tolix chair features a 12-month commercial warranty, is stackable to 8 pieces, and is suitable for indoor commercial use. The chair has a static load of 150kg and is made of powder-coated steel. The Tolix chair is also available in several variations, including stools in various heights and designs, tables in dining, counter, and bar heights, and more.
Chairforce Tolix chairs are replicas of the original design and feature expertly welded seams and the original crossbar support for extra strength. They also attach generously thick rubber feet securely to the legs to protect the floors from scuffs and scratches. They are proud to offer customers an affordable and stylish piece of furniture that will stand the test of time.
Their Tolix chairs are ideal for cafes, restaurants, clubs, pubs, hotels, and commercial spaces. The Tolix chair is available in black, matt black, white, yellow, orange, red, silver, limey, and blue, making it easy to find the perfect chair to match any decor.
"The Tolix chair is an icon with a strong character, which over the last century, has unerringly strides forward on its four-sheet steel legs, remaining unchanged and defiant of fashion along the way. Chairforce are thrilled to offer this classic chair in a variety of new colours and finishes, and the team is looking forward to seeing how customers will incorporate it into their designs," said Harry Bray.
To learn more about them and their Tolix chairs, located at 33 Cleaver Terrace, Rivervale WA 6103, Australia or visit their website at https://www.chairforce.com.au/ or contact them at (08) 9244 8800 or email them at [email protected].
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For more information about Chairforce, contact the company here:
Chairforce
Harry Bray
(08) 9244 8800
[email protected]
33 Cleaver Terrace, Rivervale WA 6103, Australia
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