Directors Chair Resource

What I Like About Wood Directors Chairs
* They have a more elegant look for indoor events
* You can if you so choose have your backrest monogrammed
* You can interchange the seats and backrest when they get worn or you just want a new color.

Though I do occasionally use a wood directors chair outside, I generally prefer not to.

Why I Prefer NOT To Use A Wood Chair At Outdoor Events
* If it rains they sink into the ground
* They are more tip prone on Uneven surfaces
* They are heavy and require special packing to keep them from getting marred up.
* They are wood and can potentially break

What I Like About The Standard Sized Aluminum Directors Chair
* These work well for the more casual events or craft fairs.
* They are lightweight
* They are easy to pack as they don't take up much space.
* Being lower to the ground means they are very stable and won't tip easily

Why I Prefer Tall Aluminum Directors Chairs For Outdoor Events
* You are at eye level with your customers
* Sturdier and less tip-able than tall wood directors chairs for outdoor events
* Lightweight

A Couple Of Reason To Get An Over Sized Directors Chair
* Often at events people will sit in an empty chair usually without asking. Even though you may be of average size. It doesn't mean all patrons and passers by are.
* A little extra toughness and durabitlity is always a good thing when it comes to doing events that require a lot of use and wear and tear.
* After a long day sometimes it's nice to slouch a bit in a roomier chair.

Why I Like Camp Chairs
* They are good for extremely casual events
* They fold up to take up almost no room.
* Light weight and easy to carry. They usually come with their own carry bag.
* Cheap and easy to replace
* When they get wet the nylone drys very quickly
* Gotta love dual cupholders