Reception & Waiting Benches
Reception and waiting benches are designed for shared, transient seating in lobbies and waiting areas — typically multi-seat bench configurations rather than individual chairs, built for durability under high daily turnover and a visual style that matches a company's reception design. NAD sources these for corporate lobbies, clinic waiting rooms, and any front-of-house space where visitors wait before a meeting.
Reception and waiting benches are designed for shared, transient seating in lobbies and waiting areas — typically multi-seat bench configurations rather than individual chairs, built for durability under high daily turnover and a visual style that matches a company's reception design. NAD sources these for corporate lobbies, clinic waiting rooms, and any front-of-house space where visitors wait before a meeting.
Applications
- Reception lobbies and building entrances
- Waiting rooms in clinics, offices and public-facing businesses
- Corridors and shared waiting zones
What to Look For
- Bench seating is sold and priced per number of seats — confirm the seat count you need before ordering
- A metal or reinforced frame matters more here than in single chairs, given constant public use
- Fixed, non-upholstered seating is easiest to keep clean in high-traffic lobbies
W-890 Waiting Bench
W-889 Waiting Bench
W-870 Waiting Bench
W-830 Waiting Bench
W-802 Waiting Bench
W-301 Waiting Bench
W-302 Waiting Bench
W-303 Waiting Bench
Other Office Chair Categories
Good to know
- Chairs are available with either the Pars mechanism or a bracket-mounted mechanism — ask our team which suits your use case.
- Synthetic leather is the standard upholstery; fabric upholstery is available on request.
- "T" denotes an adjustable armrest and "S" denotes a fixed armrest.
- "A" denotes the large conference (guest) chair and "B" denotes the small conference chair.
- Contact us for current pricing and volume quotes — our team replies within one business day.
