Dorrington Armchair

TOUGH FURNITURE LTD.

£993

Armchair designed for use in challenging behaviour environments with loose seat and back cushions The Dorrington armchair is a new addition to our range, combining classic elegance with a robust design upgrade making it ideal for use in challenging environments. The chair has hidden staples and tamper resistant screws where visible. It also complies with BS 7176:2007 Medium Hazard ( Crib 5 ). We offer the chair in a wide range of waterproof fabrics and vinyls. Dimensions: (H) 985mm x (W) 790mm x (D) 845mm Internal Seat Dimensions (W) 565mm x (D) 485mm Seat Height 457mm

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TOUGH FURNITURE LTD., number 03333515. Checked 2026-08-29.
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