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Ghost chairs first appeared in the furniture industry in 2002. They went unnoticed by me until two years ago, when I overheard someone asking his friend about his ghost chair. Ghost chair? Yes, the one gentleman was seated so comfortably that I couldn't see him.

Outdoors is the first place one might expect to see an acrylic chair. They are well-made and long-lasting enough to withstand sun and rain. This acrylic chair is suitable for use in any room of the house. Acrylic material can be easily placed in rooms with patterned or bulky furniture, and it will blend in perfectly.

Rockers are popular among many people. The ghost chair design is now available as a rocking chair, as well as in all of the original colors and clear acrylic. These are ideal for both facility and home use. They may be found in waiting rooms, staff dining rooms, visitor patient rooms, and hospital laboratory, x-ray, and other departments where there may be brief waits for service.

Ghost chairs are stackable. Clear acrylic ones are barely visible, allowing you to keep extra seating on hand without feeling cluttered. This is especially important in boardrooms, offices, funeral homes for visitations, and other places where the number of seats required cannot be precisely estimated.

Small parishes use these chairs in their fellowship halls, as extra seats for large crowds that overflow the pews, town hall meetings, and nearly any other location or situation one can think of.

Children are fascinated by the clear acrylic chair. These same children frequently need to express themselves and may find that using removal colors or paints on these chairs allows them to personalize their chair while also decorating a classroom, playroom, recreation room, or other location where they have their own chair.

Invisible and acrylic do not imply poor quality or low cost. Ghost chairs are well-made and sturdy; they are built to last and hold up well. The design is ideal for those who require additional seating as well as those looking for unique conversation starters. The old adage "Try one, you'll like it" applies in this case. You will not be let down.

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