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PANSTADIA & ARENA MANAGEMENT WINTER 2013/14


 Besides providing any venue with a dynamic look and state-of-the-art technological benefi ts, The BOX Seat offers vastly more sustainability than products that have gone before. Its polymer material is double the strength of its historical equivalents, making it substantially longer lasting. The clever geometry also maintains a strong UV advantage; the seat closes in line with the backrest, protecting it from harmful UV exposure and, therefore, the inevitable fading and discolouration to which many other products are susceptible. Each of these benefi ts reduces the necessity for replacements and, in turn, lowers production costs and emissions.


 Environmental sustainability has always been at the forefront of The BOX Seat design, as it’s meticulously crafted to reduce material and energy consumption. The patented seat tipping mechanism reduces the weight of the chair by over 2.5kg when compared to counterweight seat tipping systems. All components can be recycled or reused, reducing global footprint.


 The trademark compact design of The BOX Seat reduces materials, storage and transportation, whilst enhancing speed and ease of installation to minimise labour and energy inputs. From a revenue-generating perspective, this same trademark also enables the widest clear space (‘seatway’) between rows, halving the time taken for customers to reach vendor facilities and increasing the purchase of food and drink. It also accelerates access and egress from the venue, greatly enhancing crowd safety.


 The unique rail system allows for seats to be easily adjusted at any time with upgrades or the addition of accessories; should the venue wish to alter their look at any point in the future, they don’t have to incur the expense of an entirely new seating system.


As well as remaining an integral source of a community’s income, sporting venues provide the public with a very potent perception of culture and lifestyle. In a fast-paced society fi lled with high expectations, it’s become crucial for our stadiums and arenas to refl ect the environment we wish to see in the cities that surround them. The BOX Seat 901 is an unparalleled solution for facilities across the globe to carry out a premium overhaul on a low budget. As well as meeting the evolving needs of fans by providing them with a sophisticated space in which to enjoy an event, it is a powerful driver of revenue, providing an all-important cash-fl ow boost for venues that are so often at the very heart of our urban communities.


The BOX Seat 901. Proof that fi rst-class renovation doesn’t have to cost the earth.* 


*For a simple guide to The BOX Seat specifi cations and pricing, try the new online confi gurator at www.theboxseat.co.uk/confi gurator


Or for full details on The BOX Seat innovations, visit www.theboxseat.co.uk/innovations 112 SHOWCASE Seating


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