Guest chair
San Pietro
The San Pietro guest chair is an elegant, functional choice within our tubular chair line for offices. With a mesh backrest, upholstered seat, and metal sled-style base, it is built for waiting areas, auxiliary offices, or meeting spaces that call for a professional presence and comfortable use. Its wheel-free design adds stability and keeps a formal look in spaces where constant movement isn't needed.
It is the guest chair with the best ergonomics rating in the line: 4 of 5, and the only one with an adjustable lumbar support. The seat uses the same 53 kg/m³ foam as its executive and task versions, so quality doesn't drop just because it's the guest's chair. The base is reinforced, chrome-plated round steel, with non-slip, anti-tip glides.
Features
Lumbar support
Adjustable — unique among our guest chairs.
Materials
Mesh backrest and seat with 53 kg/m³ injected PU foam.
Armrests
Fixed.
Mechanism
Fixed, no wheels or recline.
Base
Reinforced, chrome-plated round steel sled, with non-slip, anti-tip glides.
Collection
Also available in executive and task versions.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
The San Pietro guest chair makes sense if…
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Frequently asked questions
About the San Pietro chair.
We answer the most common questions about the San Pietro chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
Why does it have better ergonomics than other guest chairs? +
Two things the others don't have: adjustable lumbar support and a 53 kg/m³ foam seat, the same foam used in our task chairs. That puts it at 4 of 5, when 2 or 3 is typical for guest seating. It pays off when waits can run long or when the chair also doubles for meetings.
Does mesh make sense on a guest chair? +
Yes, especially in warm climates or bright reception areas. The backrest is where heat builds up most while seated, and mesh ventilates it. The seat, on the other hand, is upholstered with high-density foam, because that's where distributing pressure matters most.
What does 53 kg/m³ foam mean? +
It's the seat's density: how much foam there is per cubic meter. Higher density means more resistance to sagging with use. 53 sits in the high range for office furniture, and it's uncommon on a guest chair.
What is a tubular chair? +
It's a chair built on a metal tube structure instead of a star base with a piston. In this case, reinforced, chrome-plated round steel tubing in a sled configuration: two continuous runners that distribute weight, won't mark the floor, and give a slight flex when you sit down.
Does the collection have other versions? +
Yes, all three. The executive version with a headrest and tall backrest, and the task version for workstations. All three share the same design line and seat density.
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