Making arena seats more comfortable!
'Matrix System' - Japan's first ever chair installation system

Advanced arena seating - The 'Matrix System'

The Matrix system was invented to make arena seating an even more comfortable experience.
In Japanese arenas, seating system consists of pipe chairs or stacking chairs. Despite the fact that the conventional arena seats are easy to carry and store, some visitors have commented that it causes body aches after sitting for a long time and that the space in front and behind the seats is too narrow to pass through. The installation and operation teams also face challenges such as difficulties in cleaning, for rows of seats get easily disrupted when cleaning. Also, evacuation in case of emergency can pose challenges.
The Matrix system is designed to address these and such issues and provide the arena with an environment that is desired by both the audience as well as the management team.
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Features of the Matrix System

Ample front and rear space

The most important feature of the Matrix system is that it offers a generous amount of front and rear space.
When not in use, the seat automatically reclines to a compact depth. (See the image below).
Unlike stacking chairs or pipe chairs, a wide aisle space can be secured, allowing for easy access to one's seat.
Even when standing at live events, the ample space allows you to fully enjoy the event.

Comparison of depth dimensions　*For front and rear space: 900mm

Stacking Chairs

*In case of FC-303

Matrix System

*In case of CS-01

Highly safe installation structure

One set of Matrix consists of 2 or 3 adjacent seats formed of a structure of seat frames and leg frames.

The leg frames are available in three types: single-row purpose, double-row purpose, and triple-row purpose, and can be staggered to link front to back, left to right.
This structure ensures that the rows are firmly connected to each other so that they are not distorted and can be used safely.
Once this system is in place, the cleaning and emergency evacuation concerns that setup and operation teams frequently raise will be addressed.
The system need not be bolted on the floor, which makes it easy to install it in any existing facility.

Example of layout

How to install

1) Arrange the leg frames according to the layout
2) Insert the chair frame into the socket of the leg frame