Auditorium Seating: Auditorium seating is designed to provide comfortable and ergonomic seating for audiences during events, performances, lectures, or presentations. These seats may be fixed, retractable, or modular, depending on the space requirements and flexibility needed. Auditorium seating is often tiered or sloped to optimize sightlines to the stage or presentation area.

Lecture Hall Seating: Lecture hall seating is similar to auditorium seating but is commonly used in educational settings such as universities, colleges, or schools. Lecture hall seats may include features such as integrated writing tablets, flip-up seats, power outlets, or cup holders to accommodate note-taking, electronic devices, or beverages during lectures or presentations.

Stage Furniture: Stage furniture includes items such as podiums, lecterns, and stage risers used by speakers, presenters, or performers during events or presentations. Podiums and lecterns provide a platform for speakers to deliver speeches, presentations, or announcements, while stage risers create elevated platforms to enhance visibility and presence on stage.

Tablet Arm Chairs: Tablet arm chairs feature a writing surface or tablet arm attached to the side of the chair, allowing users to take notes or write comfortably during presentations, lectures, or meetings. These chairs are commonly used in educational settings, conference rooms, or training facilities.

Accessories: Auditorium furniture may include accessories such as cup holders, armrests, aisle lights, cup holders, or seat numbering systems to enhance comfort, convenience, and organization within the seating area. Accessories can be customized to meet the specific needs and preferences of the venue or organization.