Comfortek Seating’s Blue Church Chair provide the comfort we are known for and give your church the style it needs to stand out. Blue church chairs offer an iconic classic style in your place of worship. Blue is known to evoke a feeling of:
And our chairs offer superb comfort that will make your members love coming to church.
Our navy blue church chairs – or any color variation – offer features that provide comfort even after long hours of sitting. Features include:
Cold Cured Foam
Resilient and form-holding, we use cold cured foam to provide exceptional holding power on both the seat and back. Your chairs will be as comfortable years from now as they were when they first arrived.
Waterfall Cushion
Waterfall cushioning allows members to sit back in the chair with their knees in ergonomic alignment.
Interlocking Features
Want to create pews with your new church chairs? Our chairs interlock for a seamless seating solution that promotes fellowship.
Stacking
Depending on the model of chair you select, you can stack them 6 – 8 high. Stacking allows you to store the chairs in any room, saving space and making it easier to rearrange your sanctuary.
Lumbar Support
Keep your congregation comfortable with lumbar support that helps prevent back pain and discomfort. Our radius back provides ample support and cushioning, even when sitting for long periods of time.
Nylon Glides
We’ve added non-marring nylon glides to the chair’s legs. Members can confidently move their chairs backward on the floor when going to stand up and not have to worry about damaging the floor or making loud sounds that interrupt the service.
Are you looking to buy blue church chairs? Comfortek has a wide selection of high-quality church chairs for sale. Browse our selection today to find the right chairs for your congregation!
Maintenance is the key to keeping your navy blue church chairs looking their best for years to come. Follow these care tips from the Comfortek team:
Vacuum Regularly
Upholstered royal blue church chairs should be vacuumed regularly to remove dust and debris. Aim to vacuum at least once a week. Your chairs may need to be cleaned more often if they’re used for special events or activities throughout the week.
Chairs that are stored won’t need to be vacuumed as often, but don’t neglect them entirely. They will still collect dust and should be cleaned at least once a month.
Follow the Cleaning Codes
Your church chairs should be clearly labeled with cleaning codes that will help you clean your chairs properly. Here’s what these codes mean:
Treat Stains Quickly
Stains can and will happen from time to time. The most important thing is to treat them as quickly as possible using mild dish soap or plain water.
For tougher stains, consider hiring a professional to keep your church chairs in pristine condition.
