Trestle Folding Chair, White Plastic

Updated September 5, 2026

Lot number2m
CategoryAntiques & Furniture
AuctionOzarks Overstock Product Liquidation Friday 9/11
DateSeptember 11, 2026 at 6:00 PM CDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Ozarks
LocationSpringfield, Missouri

Condition: New Open Box Damaged?: No In Packaging?: Yes Missing Parts?: No Functional?: Yes Brand: Regency UPC: 192357388846 Model: 4200WH The Trestle Series Folding Chair is built for immediate use, dependable strength, and long-term durability in both professional and everyday settings. Designed to ship fully assembled, this chair eliminates setup time simply unfold and it's ready to use, making it ideal for fast-paced environments, events, and facility use. Constructed with a durable powder-coated steel frame and reinforced support structure, the chair delivers reliable stability for repeated use. The contoured blow mold seat and back are ergonomically shaped to provide comfortable seating during extended periods, whether used for meetings, gatherings, or large events. The folding design allows the chair to open and close in seconds, making setup and breakdown efficient while enabling compact storage when not in use. Lightweight and easy to handle, it's a practical solution for spaces that require flexible seating. Built with high-density polyethylene, the seat and back resist stains, moisture, and impact to maintain a clean, professional appearance over time. Product Specifications: Chair features a high-density blow mold polyethylene seat and back in a white finish. Frame is constructed of powder-coated steel for strength and durability. Ships fully assembled. Folding design allows for quick setup and compact storage. Seat and back are contoured for added comfort. Legs include non-marring foot caps to help protect floors. Designed for commercial and residential use in indoor and outdoor environments. Material: Plastic.

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