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Removable left tablet arm fits the 8500 Series stack chair
The National Public Seating TA85L is a removable left-hand tablet arm designed to attach to the 8500 Series stack chair. It provides a writing surface for students or meeting attendees who need a compact work area. The arm mounts on the left side of the chair frame for right-handed use. Installation is intended for compatible seating only.
This tablet arm is engineered specifically for the 8500 Series and will not mount on other chair models or series. Buyers with different seating lines cannot use this accessory. The removable design allows the arm to be detached when the writing surface is not required. Compatibility is limited to the designated series.
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It is designed as a removable accessory for the 8500 Series stack chair.
Yes, the arm is removable so the chair can be used with or without the tablet surface.
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