Exclusive Hussey Seating · BC · Yukon · NWT · Nunavut
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Public Sector Procurement
Hussey Seating holds an active Canoe Procurement Group cooperative purchasing contract. If your organization is eligible, you can purchase directly from the contract today — fully satisfying your procurement obligations without a public tender.
Eligible buyers include K–12 school boards, post-secondary institutions, municipalities, provincial agencies, hospitals, nonprofits, and Indigenous governments across Canada.
Company · Who Backs the Seating
Every TaLedi system carries three names: the manufacturer that engineers it, the dealer that specifies and administers it in‑territory, and the Factory-Certified partner that installs and services it on the ground. Here is who each one is — and why the Hussey promise holds from the first discovery meeting through the twentieth-year service visit.
Seating since
1931
Founded in 1835 as the Hussey Plow Company, the firm pivoted to structural steel after an 1895 fire, then designed its first portable bleacher in 1931 — the move into seating. Now the oldest family-owned business in Maine, sixth and seventh generation, still headquartered in North Berwick.
ICC-ES report · 2022
ESR‑5033
In 2022 Hussey became the first manufacturer to earn an ICC-ES Evaluation Report for telescopic seating — ESR-5033 certifies MAXAM, MAXAM+, and MXP to ICC 300. Published third-party proof, not a marketing claim.
The 2023 Hussey +Camatic partnership added the beam-mount arena chair family behind SoFi Stadium and Wimbledon Centre Court — Quantum, Forte, Evoke, Activa, and Clarity Sport. Quantum and Forte ship today; the rest of the family lands Fall 2026.
Years in territory
20+
Incorporated in British Columbia in 2003. CCIB-registered and a member of Métis Nation BC — a certified Indigenous business with 20+ years of dedicated Hussey expertise across the territory.
Exclusive dealer
BC · YT
NWT · NU
Coastal BC, the interior, the Yukon, and the full Arctic — four building codes, multiple language groups, several dozen communities reachable only by sealift, winter road, or air. Sealift deadlines and winter-road windows aren’t a logistics exotic; they’re how we schedule.
Procurement contract
#081523
-HSC
Hussey holds an active Canoe Procurement Group cooperative contract. Eligible buyers — school districts, municipalities, post-secondary, health authorities, Indigenous governments — purchase directly, satisfying procurement obligations without a public tender.
Field partner
CBWs
CBWs Installations Inc. is a Hussey-certified Factory Certified Installer and TaLedi’s exclusive field partner. Factory-Certified installation is a warranty validity condition — CBWs keeps it intact from day one.
One intake
1call
Every service request routes through Scott — one intake, one quote. You reach the person who specified your system, and the certified crew that installed it, through a single call — not a 1-800 line in another country.
On the ground
Full
service
CBWs handles installation, biennial inspections, scheduled service, warranty diagnostics, and emergency response on the ground across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut — coverage that begins on the date of installation completion.
Start a Conversation
No forms. No funnels. Just a direct conversation with someone who knows your region and your product options.
Gymnasium & Multi-Purpose
Telescopic Platform
The telescopic gymnasium platform behind 10 million seats on the Canoe contract. Welded space-frame, ICC-ES evaluated, and configurable from a single-court school gym to a collegiate showcase arena — carrying the full Hussey seating menu on one platform.
The Complete Telescopic System.
Engineering · Gymnasium
The patented mechanisms and gym seating that make a Hussey platform different — the same components detailed in the package library further down this page, here at a glance.
MAXAM & MAXAM+
PatentedPatented self-rotating centre aisle rail — closes the egress gap automatically on deploy.
Watch the clipIndependently evaluated
ESR-5033
MAXAM & MAXAM+
Independent evaluation report covering MAXAM, MAXAM+, and MXP — the only telescopic bleacher line that carries one. The structural and seismic numbers your tender references come straight from it.
MAXAM & MAXAM+
BroadcastIntegrated platform for broadcast cameras, lighting, and event production gear.
Download PDFBuy direct — Canoe
#081523HSC
Canoe Procurement Group
Active cooperative contract — buy direct, no public tender required. The fastest compliant path to a Hussey gym anywhere in BC and Canada’s North.
Graphics Program
Xtreme™Full Xtreme™ programme — XtremeLogo, StepSigns, CourtSigns for brand-wrapped venues.
Download PDFStructural welding
W47.1Div 3
CWB Certified
The welded space-frame is certified, not assumed — CSA W47.1 Division 3, listed in the CWB certified-company directory.
CourtSide
XC10 bench-style seating — standard 10-inch profile in 19 polymer colours.
Structural steel
EN 1090
CE Marked
EC Declaration of Conformity to the European structural-steel execution standard — the steel discipline behind the platform, documented and CE-marked.
CourtSide
XC12 contoured seat with optional backrest — showcase-grade comfort and posture.
Download PDFIndigenous business
CCIB
Registered
CCIB member, listed in the public directory — supporting Indigenous-procurement targets on public and institutional projects.
CourtSide
Comfort engineering deep-dive across the CourtSide XC10 and XC12 line.
Watch the clipMAXAM & MAXAM+
Hussey-ExclusiveSwipe-activated. Auto-disables after about ten seconds of inactivity. No tether, no guesswork, no unsupervised activation.
Watch the clipTells the facility at
12mo
MAXAM & MAXAM+
A 24V UL-listed timer integrated into the power controls. Illuminates at twelve months — the system tells the facility when service is due. No calendar tracking required.
MAXAM & MAXAM+
First-row modules close and open without a technician on site. Mechanical positive lock verified in both positions before the bleacher takes load — tool-free for the venue, code-compliant for the inspector.
Watch the clipHussey +Camatic
Hussey-PatentedForte seat and back pads release on a patented snap mechanism. Damaged pads — coffee spill, knife graffiti, simple wear — swap in the row without unbolting the chair. Quantum accepts retrofit upholstery on the same body. The bowl never goes dark for an event-cycle refresh.
Capacity uplift
+3%
Hussey +Camatic
Beam-mount geometry mounts every seat module independently of the bracket. A regular-season layout, a club-tier layout, a barrier-free layout, a tour-config layout: same beam, swap modules. Optimised spacing yields up to 1–3% more seats than traditional fixed systems — revenue uplift baked into the engineering.
Install speed vs peers
+38%
Hussey +Camatic
The Toggle System mounts seats with a quarter-turn lock per bracket. Install crews complete benched rows up to 38% faster than benchmark install rates for comparable systems — the difference between a one-shift install and a two-shift install on a typical school-board arena retrofit. The same kit makes mid-life chair swap-outs equally fast.
Lifetime greasing
0
MAXAM & MAXAM+
No annual greasing. No maintenance contract. No consumables. The system is sealed at install and stays quiet for the life of the platform.
In-territory service
BC · YT
NWT · NU
MAXAM & MAXAM+
Not a 1-800 line in another country. Hussey factory stocks parts; TaLedi delivers in-territory across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut. A failed wheel is a service call, not a replacement bank.
Serviced in place
4parts
MAXAM & MAXAM+
Wheels, interlocks, deck stabilizers, and rails are all field-replaceable. The platform is built to be serviced in place — year five looks like year one.
Beam refresh cycles
0
Hussey +Camatic
Clear-anodized aluminum extrusion plus hot-dip galvanized brackets carry no corrosion penalty — the structural commitment lasts the building. When the seat shells refresh in year fifteen, the beam, the brackets, and the anchors stay. Refresh becomes a chair-line decision, not a structural project.
Hussey +Camatic
Hussey +Camatic spare-parts inventory is intentionally compressed. Fewer SKUs to stock, fewer mismatches to chase. Seat modules, brackets, and beam end caps are designed as a kit of parts — the building’s parts cabinet stays small, the failure modes stay predictable, and the chair line stays serviceable through three procurement cycles of facilities staff.
Stadium credentials
SoFi · Wimbledon
Hussey +Camatic
Hussey +Camatic seating wraps NFL stadiums, Premier League grounds, and Wimbledon Centre Court. The same engineering discipline — toggle system, beam tolerancing, materials stack — supplies every gymnasium retrofit in BC and Canada's North. Stadium-tier is the floor of the lineup, not the ceiling. Engineering elevated by design.
The details
Yes — Hussey Seating is on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, which a BC public buyer can purchase against directly, removing the open-tender step for qualifying institutions.
MAXAM is independently evaluated under ICC-ES ESR-5033 — the only telescopic bleacher line that carries an evaluation report — with the structural and seismic values your tender references coming straight from it, backed by CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification (Code HUSSE1).
TaLedi services the platform regionally across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut — one relationship from specification through the working life of the bleacher, never a redirect to the manufacturer.
Barrier-free wheelchair positions and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and the applicable BCBC §3.8 articulation, with counts and dispersal taken from BCBC Table 3.8.2.3 and sightline-preserving placement built into the layout rather than added afterward.
Yes — MAXAM+ sits on the same Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC as the rest of the Hussey telescopic line, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender.
MAXAM+ is the heavier-gauge slant-frame built for the extra point loads of beam-mount chair seating — 30–33″ (760–840 mm) row spacing, Deck Lock standard, and the same ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation as MAXAM. It is the platform when the bleacher has to match the room.
The full beam-mount menu — Metro, Gallery 3, Quantum, Forte, Club Bench, and Quattro — all ride the one MAXAM+ platform. Quantum and Forte mount as fully retractable seats that telescope with the platform, so a single structural investment scales from gymnasium bench seating to a retractable chair-seated venue.
Yes — barrier-free positions and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3 and sightlines preserved in the row layout.
Interactive · 3D / AR / VR
Spin the chair in 3D, drop it into your gym in AR straight from a phone, or step into VR. Pick a model:
Drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · tap AR on a phone to place the chair in your room at true scale. Interactive viewer powered by Teledomica.
Interactive · 3D Configurator
Pick a model, then work through frame, seat, and fabric choices in real time — rotate the chair, save images, and download a specification for your project. When you land on a combination you like, send it our way and we’ll price it for your venue.
The configurator opens in a new tab, hosted by Hussey Seating Company; downloaded specs use the manufacturer’s US format. Send us your saved design and we’ll return a Canadian project spec — imperial and metric dimensions, with procurement through the Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC where it applies.
When the gym is also the stage
The same MAXAM+ platform that brings Metro, Quantum, and Forte into the gym doubles as a retractable theatre platform — carrying Gallery 3, Metro Upholstered, and the Hussey +Camatic chair line for performing-arts halls and venues where the room becomes the stage.
Procurement, Warranty & Service
One coop contract. One factory-certified installer network. One local point of contact in BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut. And industry-leading warranty terms on the things that matter most.
National coop contract — no separate RFP for Canadian institutional and public-sector buyers. Active through October 2027.
10-yr structural · 5-yr decking, seating & electrical. Biennial inspection at year 2 and year 4 keeps the component warranty in force. Full schedule on the Performance Spec.
Factory-certified installation through TaLedi-coordinated CBWs Installations. Claims, biennial inspections, and parts coordinated in-territory across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut — not a 1-800 line in another country.
Independent ICC-ES evaluation of the MAXAM telescopic platform — structural performance verified to code-referenced load and stability criteria by a third-party body.
K–12 districts, post-secondary, municipalities, hospitals, Indigenous governments, and provincial agencies purchase directly from #081523-HSC — no tender required.
Let's discuss your gymnasium, timeline, and procurement path — Canoe, tender, or direct.
Theatre · Auditorium · Multi-Use · Worship
Retractable Platform
The welded-space-frame retractable platform purpose-built for performing arts. Theatre-quality sightlines, near-silent operation, and seven European-designed chair families on one platform — each purpose-matched to its seating tier.
The Complete Retractable Platform.
Chair lines on TP
7
Hussey Seatway TP
Arts flagship through premium upholstered, club bench, polymer, bench, and discovery — each purpose-matched to its seating tier. Specify the chair the venue actually needs without renegotiating the platform underneath.
Hussey Seatway TP
Acoustic-CriticalDeploys at levels quiet enough for a live rehearsal to continue. No chain-drive clatter, no metallic ring, no rattle from loose joints. For concert halls and recital rooms where the retractable system competes with the room’s acoustic targets.
Floor loading
104psf
Hussey Seatway TP
The TP specification is explicit: bolted platform construction is not acceptable. Only welded space-frame qualifies. Floor loading 104 psf (5 kN/m²), maximum deflection 1/200 at design load. The discipline is engineered into the kit.
Hussey Seatway TP
ConfigurableThe TP’s rake geometry is configurable — lecture, concert, convocation, or performance-in-the-round. Sightline calculations are part of the Hussey submittal, not a consultant add-on after the platform is specified.
Reference
ROH
Hussey Seatway TP
Named ReferenceSpecified by Stanton Williams and Charcoal Blue for the £50.7M “Open Up” refurbishment. Bespoke geometry, integrated mahogany finishes, touchscreen control. The reference install that informs what’s possible on every Seatway TP project — including the multipurpose halls and lecture theatres TaLedi delivers in BC and Canada’s North.
Hussey Seatway TP
Dual-CodedThe TP carries the European retractable-seating standard and the North American assembly seating code. EN 12727 Grade 4 strength, BS 5852 Crib 5 fire, BS 476 Class 0/1 deck-board fire option, CE marked. The Canadian compliance path (P.Eng stamp → BCBC 2024 / NBC 2020 §4.1.5) is documented and tender-ready.
Interlock axes
3axes
Hussey Seatway TP
Row-to-row, parallel, and vertical column interlocks engage on automatic gravity-action latch locks — the bank cannot accept occupant load until all three axes confirm locked. Inspectors verify a deterministic mechanical state, not an attendant’s recollection of the last opening.
Years — product / electrical
5 / 3
Hussey Seatway TP
Five years parts-and-labour on the whole product — seats, decking, and structure alike — from completion of installation. Three years on electrical control equipment; seating fabric per the upholstery manufacturer’s warranty. One biennial service visit (every two years) keeps it in force — coordinated in-territory by TaLedi, not routed overseas.
Hussey Seatway TP
Reupholstery, replacement carpet, fascia-board renewal, accessory retrofit — all available as scheduled refresh against an active platform, phased to whatever the facilities budget can carry. The pattern proven at the Royal Opera House Linbury Theatre. The pattern at every TaLedi-administered venue. Twenty-five-year design service life, planned on purpose.
Replacement market
Open
spec
Hussey Seatway TP
Hussey Seatway upholstery isn’t locked to a single mill. Camira (Xtreme, Era, deeper books), Fidivi (Radio, Laser N), Bradbury (Flamblend) — three vetted partners with deeper ranges behind each. Reupholstery in year fifteen draws on a competitive market, not a discontinued SKU. The fabric is never the orphan part.
Installations / yr
60+
Hussey Seatway TP
Hussey Seatway delivers over 60 TP installations annually worldwide. BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut are TaLedi territory — in-region dealer support, local project management, and factory-direct parts with no cross-border sourcing delay.
Hussey Seatway TP
Performing-Arts StandardFriction-drive rollers on rubber-covered cast iron, parallel-guidance scissor mechanism, moulded nylon Load Transfer Skids between every row. The Seatway TP retracts and deploys quietly enough to leave a piano on stage during turnover — the engineering that wins performing arts work and is more than enough for any school multipurpose hall.
Per event
½house
Hussey Seatway TP
Hussey Seatway ExclusiveFlick a switch, deploy half the rows. Configure capacity to match the audience: full house for a Saturday concert, partial for a Wednesday lecture. Mechanical partial-opening is included standard on every TP; electronic is the upgrade. The combination is rare across the territory.
Aisle visible at
0lx
Hussey Seatway TP
Aisle intermediate half-steps are 3′7¼″ (1,100 mm) wide with aluminium non-slip nosings and integral photo-luminescent strips. The aisle illuminates on its own when house lights drop — egress doesn’t depend on the dimmer holding its setting through the show.
Quattro Fixed
Barrier-FreeQuattro Art ships with a removable chair-base option: the seat lifts out of its mount, opening a wheelchair-accessible companion position mid-row without retrofit drilling. Pair with the Easy Access Arm (180° flip) and Transfer Arm End for a CSA B651-compliant accessibility suite that scales per event — no permanent capacity loss.
ID finishes
5
Quattro Fixed
Seat numbers, row letters, donor plates — five factory finishes (Brushed Aluminum, Bronzed Anodized, Brass, Stainless Steel, Ecoglo). Ecoglo is photoluminescent: the row remains navigable at low or no ambient light. House staff stop drilling holes for retrofit signage; donor walls land in the architecture, not the punch list.
Per in-feed
10seats
Quattro Fixed
120 V, one outlet plus one data port per chair, daisy-chained up to ten seats per in-feed. Lecture mode, distance-learning, broadcast-talent zones, hybrid corporate town halls — power lands in the row, not in a snake-pit of cables down the aisle. Compatible with cast and tubular-steel stanchion families.
Years — product / electrical
5 / 3
Hussey Seatway TP
Five years parts-and-labour on the whole product — seats, decking, and structure alike — from completion of installation. Three years on electrical control equipment; seating fabric per the upholstery manufacturer’s warranty. One biennial service visit (every two years) keeps it in force — coordinated in-territory by TaLedi, not routed overseas.
Hussey Seatway TP
Reupholstery, replacement carpet, fascia-board renewal, accessory retrofit — all available as scheduled refresh against an active platform, phased to whatever the facilities budget can carry. The pattern proven at the Royal Opera House Linbury Theatre. The pattern at every TaLedi-administered venue. Twenty-five-year design service life, planned on purpose.
Replacement market
Open
spec
Hussey Seatway TP
Hussey Seatway upholstery isn’t locked to a single mill. Camira (Xtreme, Era, deeper books), Fidivi (Radio, Laser N), Bradbury (Flamblend) — three vetted partners with deeper ranges behind each. Reupholstery in year fifteen draws on a competitive market, not a discontinued SKU. The fabric is never the orphan part.
Structural warranty
∞
Quattro Fixed
Limited Lifetime warranty on structural standards, cast seat supports, dual-action return springs, and beam & brackets across all seven Quattro series. Five years on assemblies, finishes, and upholstery (three years on Extreme outdoor finishes). The chair installed for opening night is the chair installed for the building’s third concert hall season.
Recycled steel
45%
Quattro Fixed
45% recycled steel (60/40 pre/post-consumer split). 95% recycled corrugated packaging. 100% recycled polypropylene packaging. Formaldehyde-free construction. IAQ pass grades — Formaldehyde ≤ 25 ppb, TVOC ≤ 0.25 mg/m³, Total Aldehydes ≤ 50 ppb. The LEED submittal is the datasheet.
Quattro Fixed
Velocity ProgramIn-stock Quattro configurations ship from compressed regional pools on an accelerated schedule — ask us for current Velocity Program timing for your region (approved submittals plus in-stock fabrics required). The fall opening doesn’t slip because the chairs missed the truck.
The details
Seatway TP is a Hussey Seatway platform, engineered bespoke to each room — it sits outside the Canoe Procurement Group contract, so TaLedi quotes it directly against your section geometry, chair menu, and sightline requirements.
The Seatway range certifies to the applicable North American codes — BCBC / NBC, CSA, and NFPA 102 — with seat and upholstery flame retardancy handled through the EN 1021 route mapped to the Canadian requirement. TaLedi confirms the exact code path against your jurisdiction on every tender.
A single 5-year guarantee on the whole product — seats, decking, and structure alike — parts and labour, with a 3-year carve-out on electrical control equipment (seating fabric per the upholstery manufacturer’s warranty). Kept in force by one biennial service visit every two years, handled regionally by TaLedi across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut rather than routed back overseas.
Barrier-free positions are designed to CSA B651 and the applicable BCBC §3.8 articulation, with companion seating and sightline-preserving placement engineered into the platform layout from the start.
Yes — MAXAM+ sits on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC alongside the rest of the Hussey telescopic line, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender.
MAXAM+ is the heavier-gauge slant-frame built for the extra point loads of beam-mount chair seating — 30–33″ (760–840 mm) row spacing, Deck Lock standard, and the same ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation as MAXAM. It is the platform when the bleacher has to match the room.
The full beam-mount menu — Metro, Gallery 3, Quantum, Forte, Club Bench, and Quattro — all ride the one MAXAM+ platform, so a single structural investment scales from bench seating to a chair-seated performing-arts house.
Yes — barrier-free positions and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3 and sightlines preserved in the row layout.
The details
It depends on the version — Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC is with Hussey Seating Company only. The Gallery 3 shown here is the Hussey Seatway (UK) chair on the Seatway TP platform, so it is not Canoe-eligible — TaLedi quotes it direct from the factory. The US-built Gallery 3 on the MAXAM+ platform is a Hussey Seating Company product and does qualify for Canoe pricing. Anything purchased through Hussey Seatway sits outside the contract.
A fully upholstered chair in three delivery formats on one envelope — retractable, fixed-tier, or flat-floor — with spring-activated tipping fully enclosed to remove the finger-trap gap. The Gallery 3 Extra sibling adds a fully contoured backrest at an 11¾″ (300 mm) minimum row rise.
EN 12727 Grade 4 seating strength with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) and BS EN 1021 upholstery fire performance, and the North American stack — BCBC/NBC, CSA B651, ICC 300, TB 117-2013, and NFPA 102 — certified on request under our Hussey Seatway North American compliance route.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal taken from BCBC Table 3.8.2.3 and sightlines preserved in the row layout.
Yes — this is the Hussey Seating Company (US) Gallery 3, and on the MAXAM+ platform it sits on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender. The Hussey Seatway (UK) Gallery 3 beside it is the Seatway TP build and routes as a direct factory quote.
Same chair language, different factory and platform: the US build is made by Hussey Seating Company and beam-mounts on MAXAM+ (not Seatway TP), which is what puts it on the Canoe contract. It is fully upholstered — steel frame, preformed plywood seat and back, fully contoured upholstery — across six seat-centre widths from 18⅛″ to 22″ (460–560 mm), with spring-activated tipping in a fully enclosed stop mechanism.
The ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation via the MAXAM+ platform, NFPA 102 fire rating, California TB 117-2013 upholstery flammability, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification (Code HUSSE1).
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Club Bench is a Hussey Seatway product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (Hussey Seating Company only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
The coverage efficiency of a retractable bench with a full-depth backrest carrying an integrated steel protection strip along its top edge — a slim 11¾″ (300 mm) closed envelope with a laminate or veneer fascia most retractable benches don’t offer.
EN 12727 Grade 4 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), with ICC 300 inherited via the Seatway TP platform and TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request for North American projects.
Yes — a backrest-omit row option provides clearance positions, with barrier-free counts and dispersal to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 per Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Space Collection is a Hussey Seatway range, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
Three tiers share one chassis — Max (entry), Lux (mid), and Club (top). Club is the premium tier, with a higher backrest and 1″ (25 mm) thicker M4 foam in both seat and back for the deepest cushion; on Seatway TP the row rise is project-set from 9⅝″ to 22″ (245–560 mm), with an αw 0.55 acoustic baseline.
EN 12727 Grade 4 with a 100,000-cycle tipping endurance, BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) and BS EN 1021 on M4 fire-class foam, and TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Arts is a Hussey Seatway chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
Only the backrest folds back, so the contoured seat profile stays intact for comfort — with solid-wood armrests standard, a spring-activated silent-stop tip fully enclosed against finger-traps, and a seat assembly that lifts out in about 30 seconds for service. Available retractable, fixed-tier, or flat-floor.
EN 12727 Grade 4 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) with BS EN 1021, and TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request for North American projects.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — on the Seatway TP platform Metro is a Hussey Seatway chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote. (The separate HSC Metro that beam-mounts on MAXAM+ is the one that sits on Canoe.)
A fully concealed tipping mechanism — no exposed finger-trap hinge — across three variants: Polymer no-arm at a 17⅞″ (455 mm) seat centre for the tightest density, Polymer with-arm and Upholstered at 19¼″ (490 mm), all folding to a 14¾″ (375 mm) closed envelope.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), BS 7176 composite-assembly fire testing, and BS EN 13200-5 for telescopic stands — with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Yes — this is the Hussey Seating Company (US) Metro, and on the MAXAM+ platform it sits on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender. The Hussey Seatway (UK) Metro beside it is the Seatway TP build and routes as a direct factory quote.
Same chair language, different factory and platform: the US build is made by Hussey Seating Company and beam-mounts on MAXAM+ (not Seatway TP), which is what puts it on the Canoe contract. Polymer and fully upholstered variants share a fully concealed tipping mechanism with no exposed finger-trap hinge.
The ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation via the MAXAM+ platform, NFPA 102 fire rating, California TB 117-2013 upholstery flammability, BIFMA cycle testing, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification (Code HUSSE1).
Yes — barrier-free wheelchair positions with an Easy-Access aisle armrest and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the S-200 is a Hussey Seatway family, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
One chair language across five platform formats — Seatway TP retractable, fixed-tier, flat-floor, Rollable, and Logix. The LTR lecture variant’s continuous writing ledge retracts to form the front fascia when closed, and the nose-mount variant folds to a 13⅜″ (340 mm) closed envelope for max density.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) on CMHR foam, and BS EN 13200-5 on the platform tier — with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Discovery Bench is a Hussey Seatway product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
The capacity-maximising, economical sibling — a folding (not full-depth) backrest folding to an 11″ (280 mm) closed envelope, yet holding the same 17¾″ (450 mm) minimum seat centre as Club Bench, so density comes without a width compromise. Camira Era upholstery is standard.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 and BS EN 13200-5 inherited via the Seatway TP platform, and TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — a backrest-omit row option provides clearance positions, with barrier-free counts and dispersal to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 per Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount line sits outside Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so TaLedi supplies Quantum on a direct quote from the factory. First MAXAM+ telescopic shipments are expected mid-2026 and it is quotable now.
One polymer chassis spans fixed bowl and retractable house on the Hussey +Camatic beam mount — installing about 38% faster than bracket systems and recovering 1–3% more seats per row — with three back shapes at a 19″ (483 mm) minimum seat-centre spacing.
EN 12727 Level 4 seating strength, ASTM F851-87 self-rising rated to 100,000 cycles, NFPA 102 fire rating, the ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation via its MAXAM+ host platform, California TB 117-2013, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1).
Yes — barrier-free positions use a hinged Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount line sits outside Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so TaLedi supplies Forte on a direct quote from the factory. It is quotable now, with first MAXAM+ shipments expected mid-2026.
A fabric-upholstered beam-mount chair on the same infrastructure as Quantum, with a patented snap-in / snap-out cushion system — a worn pad is a two-minute field swap, not a chair change — in two back heights, Standard 36″ (915 mm) or Highback 42″ (1 065 mm).
EN 12727 Level 4 seating strength, ASTM F851-87 self-rising rated to 100,000 cycles, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013 upholstery flammability, the ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation via its MAXAM+ / MXP host platform, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1).
Yes — barrier-free positions with an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
The details
Yes — Quattro Art is a named line on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs — Arts, Cervantes, Space — are not on Canoe; those route as a direct factory quote.)
Choose Art when the room’s character matters as much as its function — performing-arts halls, concert halls, and premium worship, where wood end panels, reveal-style backs, and Live Area customization set the tone. Traditional suits heritage retrofits (and carries a panic-proof tablet arm); Modern is the aluminium-stanchion workhorse with the broadest tablet-arm menu; Polymer and Plyform are the school-grade, vandal-resistant options. Because the collection shares one chassis, you can mix — an Art back on a Traditional armrest, say — within a single row. Good to know: Art is the one series without a writing tablet, so a dual-use lecture-and-performance hall pairs it with Traditional or Modern.
Ten back designs unique to the Art Series — five Linear (clean geometric lines) and five Radius (softer curves) — each offered plain or with Top Reveal, Full Reveal, or Integral wood-reveal detailing, in a Low 33″ (840 mm) or High 36″ (910 mm) back. Every wood component — back, seat, armrest, and end panel — carries a defined Live Area: a customization zone for an engraved crest, donor motif, or venue branding, built in as a standard order with no bespoke tooling. Good to know: full-length wood end panels come half-wrapped (the value option) or fully-wrapped with intermediate privacy panels (the heritage look), and Hussey’s signature extended outer back shields the cushion from the row behind — a fully upholstered back holds up without a separate protective panel.
It’s the acoustic flagship of the collection. Independently tested by Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories at an apparent NRC of 1.15 and SAA of 1.18 (occupied chairs, 36″ back-to-back) — the upholstered back and seat absorb sound close to an occupied seat, so the hall tunes the same whether it’s full or half-empty. Paired with the Whisper Quiet spring return (350,000 cycles, no lubrication) or Gravity Fold, the near-silent rise keeps late seating from breaking a performance. Good to know: bring the Riverbank absorption report to your A/V or theatre consultant — it’s the number they’ll ask for, and TaLedi supplies it in the submittal package.
Yes — the Art Series is built for curved rooms: rows follow a radius down to a 50′ (15.24 m) minimum, and a tighter curve gets an engineering review before we quote. It mounts to a level floor or to the riser face of tiered seating, on Traditional Steel stanchions with full-wrap wood end panels framing the aisles. Good to know: riser-mount is what suits a raked concert hall or lecture theatre — give us the rise and rake at schematic design and we confirm the stanchion and seat envelope for your section.
Yes — Quattro Modern is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs route as a direct factory quote instead.)
Choose Modern for contemporary rooms — universities, lecture halls, corporate auditoriums — where clean lines and a writing surface matter more than heritage character. It’s the only Quattro stanchion offered in die-cast aluminium (AA380, self-finishing — the stanchion is the finished end, so no wood end panels are needed) as well as tubular steel. Good to know: pick Traditional for a heritage retrofit, or Art for a front-of-house performing-arts hall.
Two stanchions — die-cast aluminium (AA380, self-finishing) or tubular steel — across seat widths of 19″–24″ (500–600 mm) and back pitches of 15° / 18° / 21°. Modern carries the full folding tablet-arm menu: T1 (panic-proof, stows under the armrest, 35″ minimum row spacing), T2m (laptop, 36″ spacing), and T2 (large laptop, 42″ spacing). Good to know: the tablet sets the room — give us the type early, because its stored-and-in-use envelope drives the minimum row-to-row spacing for the whole hall.
Yes — Quattro Traditional is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs route as a direct factory quote instead.)
Proportioned for heritage venues and older raked rooms, Traditional runs on a steel stanchion and carries the widest back-pitch menu in the collection — 12° / 15° / 18° / 21° — at a 17¼″ (440 mm) seat-pan height that preserves sightlines when it drops into an existing rake. It also accepts the decorative Nostalgia cast-iron aisle end when the room wants a period look. Good to know: the shallow 12° pitch is the one that most often lets Traditional reuse an existing riser layout without rebuilding the slope.
The TR-1 panic-proof tablet arm is exclusive to the Traditional stanchion — a fold-away writing surface with a clear-egress design for lecture and dual-use rooms; Traditional also takes the T1 tablet, across widths of 19″–24″ (500–600 mm). Good to know: for a room that needs the larger laptop tablets (T2 / T2m), Modern is the stanchion to spec instead.
Yes — Quattro Performance Polymer is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs route as a direct factory quote instead.)
Blow-moulded high-density polyethylene forms the back and seat as a single vandal-resistant, wipe-clean surface with no upholstery to wear or tear — a Soft Square 33″ (838 mm) back across widths of 19″–22″ (500–560 mm), in a full team-colour palette at standard pricing. The recessed back reveal accepts an optional insert (textured, louvered, or a custom pattern) if you want a design accent. Good to know: it’s the pick for high-traffic school and multipurpose rooms where a padded chair wouldn’t survive the abuse.
Both are the school-grade Quattro backs, on widths of 19″–22″ (500–560 mm). Choose Performance Polymer for the toughest, lowest-maintenance surface — all-polyethylene, no wood, wipe-clean. Choose Plyform when you want a warm maple-veneer wood look and LEED credit and can accept a wood back in the same high-traffic setting. Good to know: it’s durability-vs-warmth at a similar price band — Polymer takes a team-colour palette; Plyform brings the wood aesthetic.
Yes — Quattro Plyform is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs route as a direct factory quote instead.)
An 11-ply laminated hardwood back and seat — maple veneer, routed edges, urethane top coat — deliver a warm wood aesthetic at school-grade durability on the Traditional steel stanchion, across widths of 19″–22″ (500–560 mm). It’s built free of added urea-formaldehyde, which supports LEED Materials & Resources and Indoor Environmental Quality credits. Good to know: it’s the wood-look option that still takes the abuse of a school auditorium — if you don’t need the wood aesthetic, Performance Polymer is tougher still.
Plyform is manufactured free of added urea-formaldehyde, so its wood components avoid a common source of indoor off-gassing — supporting credits under LEED Materials & Resources (low-emitting materials) and Indoor Environmental Quality. It’s the Quattro back to lead with on a green-certified school or campus project. Good to know: bring your LEED consultant the environmental data sheet — TaLedi supplies it in the submittal package.
Yes — Quattro Nostalgia is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender. (The Hussey Seatway chairs route as a direct factory quote instead.)
A decorative cast-iron aisle-end stanchion that serves as both structure and integrated end panel — with an optional cast-in logo or motif and a contrast-colour accent on its raised features — over a Traditional-steel intermediate stanchion, finished with a solid-hardwood scroll armrest. It carries the Traditional back menu (Classic, Designer, Softside, Polymer, Plyform) at widths of 19″–24″ (500–600 mm). Good to know: it’s the period look for a historic cinema or heritage-theatre restoration — the cast aisle standard is the whole aesthetic.
Yes, with a design note — the decorative cast-iron end does not carry the flip-up / transfer-arm / removable-base hardware, so accessible row-ends are specified with standard steel end stanchions instead. Counts and dispersal still follow CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 per Table 3.8.2.3 — we flag the accessible ends at schematic design so the cast-iron look carries everywhere except those positions.
No — Arts is a Hussey Seatway chair, and Canoe contract #081523-HSC covers Hussey Seating Company only. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
Only the backrest folds back, so the contoured seat profile stays intact for comfort — solid-wood armrests standard, a spring-activated silent stop, and a low-back 24¾″ (630 mm) height tuned for clean sightlines in theatre and lecture rooms.
EN 12727 Grade 4 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request for North American projects.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Space Collection is a Hussey Seatway range, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
Three tiers share one chassis — Max (entry), Lux (mid), and Club (top). Club is the premium tier — a higher backrest and 1″ (25 mm) thicker M4 foam in both seat and back for the deepest cushion; Lux sits mid, adding a sprung inner-seat core, auto-tipping armrests, and wood-reveal back options at the standard envelope; Max is the entry tier.
EN 12727 Grade 4 with a 100,000-cycle tipping endurance, BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) on M4 fire-class foam, CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Perseo is a Hussey Seatway fixed chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A sprung inner core — coil springs under cold-moulded foam — built for two-hour-plus conference and lecture sittings, with a shared-leg structure that reduces visible metalwork at the aisle and a 35⅜″ (900 mm) back height.
EN 12727 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request for North American projects.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Cervantes is a Hussey Seatway fixed chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A central-pedestal mount that supports curved rows without bespoke engineering, with a soft-close whisper tipper for late seating and wood arms and outer-back panels standard rather than an upcharge.
EN 12727 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Baco is a Hussey Seatway fixed chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A polypropylene shell with an integrated cup holder standard and dual-angle 90° / 45° tipping (45° for tight row depth), topped by the tallest back in the Hussey Seatway fixed range at 39¾″ (1 010 mm), with a sport-venue shell variant for abuse-prone rooms.
EN 12727 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Monet is a Hussey Seatway fixed chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A generous foam profile — deeper than Cervantes — at a 28½″ (720 mm) open depth, on a shared-leg pivot for curved rows, with acoustic-tuned fabric recommended for concert halls and opera.
EN 12727 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the S-200 is a Hussey Seatway family, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
One chair language across five platform formats — retractable, fixed-tier, flat-floor, Rollable, and Logix — in four variants (Standard, LTF, LTR, NM), from a 13¾″ (350 mm) Standard seat-up depth down to a 9⅝″ (245 mm) nose-mount closed envelope for max density.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) on CMHR foam, and BS EN 13200-5 on the platform tier, CE marked — with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm End supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Evoke, from Hussey’s Camatic line, sits outside Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC — TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the factory. It ships Fall 2026 — marketing-cleared, with finish samples and shop drawings available now and quotes opening at launch.
Stanchion-mounted VIP and suite seating that brings arena club-tier comfort to fixed premium performing-arts rows — a concealed gravity-tilt mechanism for silent operation and a custom upholstery story down to a debossed corporate logo on the backrest.
Evoke inherits the Hussey +Camatic test programme — EN 12727 Level 4, ASTM F851-87 self-rising, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). Final tested values are confirmed at the Fall 2026 launch.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Activa, from Hussey’s Camatic line, sits outside Canoe contract #081523-HSC — TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the factory. It ships Fall 2026 — marketing-cleared, with finish samples and shop drawings available now and quotes opening at launch.
A tread-mount chair (floor mount also supported) engineered for stepped lecture theatres, university auditoria, and active-use venues — with a concealed gravity-tilt mechanism and the same snap-in / snap-out cushion system as Forte for a quick field pad swap.
Activa inherits the Hussey +Camatic test programme — EN 12727 Level 4, ASTM F851-87 self-rising, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed tread- or floor-mount chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope. Final tested values are confirmed at the Fall 2026 launch.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
The details
No — Rollable is a Hussey Seatway portable, and Canoe contract #081523-HSC covers Hussey Seating Company only. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A mobile bank of 11–12 linked chairs on integral 360° castors with a single-operator foot-lever lock and no permanent floor fixing — rolled into place and struck by one person, at a 35½″ (900 mm) design row depth.
EN 12727 seating strength with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5) upholstery fire performance, and TB 117-2013 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request for North American projects.
Yes — because the rows are portable, they lay out to the CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 clearances the room plan requires, with an aisle-end Transfer Arm where supported and barrier-free positions dispersed per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Logix is a Hussey Seatway product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A flat-floor linked-row frame carrying up to four tip-up seats on floor bars only — no floor fixing — with a narrow 15⅛″ (385 mm) closed envelope at an 18⅛″ (460 mm) no-arm / 19¼″ (490 mm) with-arm seat centre for dense, quick-strike layouts.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), and TB 117-2013 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — portable rows lay out to the CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 clearances the room plan requires, with barrier-free positions dispersed per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Strata is a Hussey Seatway product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A flat-floor stacking chair that finish-matches the retractable bank — the same Gallery 3 or S-200 fabric, foam, and contour — stacking about 37¼″ (945 mm) on a trolley that moves the whole stack as a unit, at an 18⅞–22″ (480–560 mm) seat centre.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), and TB 117-2013 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — portable rows lay out to the CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 clearances the room plan requires, with barrier-free positions dispersed per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — HDS is a Hussey Seatway product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A flat-floor stacking chair built for volume — 25 chairs per dolly at a 68⅞″ (1 750 mm) stacked height, with linkable rows at a 19⅝–21¼″ (500–540 mm) seat centre for fast turnover of large flat-floor audiences.
EN 12727 with BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), and TB 117-2013 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — portable rows lay out to the CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 clearances the room plan requires, with barrier-free positions dispersed per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Spec Seats is a separate manufacturer, not a Hussey product, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote alongside the Hussey platform seating.
The deepest cushioning in the Spec Seats range — a 3½″ contour-moulded seat and 2¼″ contour-moulded back — on a 19¼″ spot-welded frame that stays rattle-free in quiet performance spaces, with 11-gauge heavy-duty ganging for arena-scale row layouts.
ANSI/BIFMA X5.1 seating durability, California TB 117 and a BIFMA fire-retardant foam and fabric build. It is a portable complement to the platform seating rather than an integrated structural element — we confirm the exact cert stack against your tender before submission.
Yes — because the rows are portable, they lay out to the CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8 clearances required by the room plan, with barrier-free positions dispersed per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Yes — Quattro Stacking sits on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender.
Auditorium-quality Quattro comfort in a portable chair — four high, relocated by one person on a dolly, with no permanent floor fixings. The chassis carries the Quattro Collection Limited Lifetime structural warranty.
EN 12727 Grade 4 seating strength inherited from the Quattro Collection, NFPA 102 fire rating, California TB 117-2013 upholstery flammability, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1).
Yes — recoverable companion seats at barrier-free positions let the layout meet CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Interactive · 3D / AR / VR
Spin the chair in 3D, drop it into your auditorium in AR straight from a phone, or step into VR. Pick a model:
Drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · tap AR on a phone to place the chair in your room at true scale. Interactive viewer powered by Teledomica.
Interactive · 3D Configurator
Pick a model, then work through frame, seat, and fabric choices in real time — rotate the chair, save images, and download a specification for your project. When you land on a combination you like, send it our way and we’ll price it for your venue.
The configurator opens in a new tab, hosted by Hussey Seating Company; downloaded specs use the manufacturer’s US format. Send us your saved design and we’ll return a Canadian project spec — imperial and metric dimensions, with procurement through the Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC where it applies.
Let's talk sightlines, platform options, and acoustic considerations for your space.
Stadium & Arena
Beam-Mount Spectator Seating
Hussey’s stadium and arena spectator seating — the lines that wrap NFL bowls — now in territory with the addition of the Hussey +Camatic range: beam-mount chairs that ride the retractable house, and fixed models built for the permanent bowl.
The Complete Spectator Range.
Engineering · Stadium & Arena
The premium spectator and fixed-bowl systems newly in territory — the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount line and the Quattro fixed-seating collection — evaluated three ways: by engineering inspection, by daily operation, by 25-year ownership. Here is what each evaluation finds — and where TaLedi’s in-territory service makes the engineering stick.
Cycles certified
100K
Hussey +Camatic
ASTM F851-87 self-rising mechanism returns every Quantum and Forte seat to the upright position the moment a row vacates — certified through 100,000 cycles, with the dual-action drop-impact pad tested another 100,000 cycles across four heights. The aisle clearance never depends on an attendant resetting a row.
Hussey +Camatic
Dual-CodedQuantum, Forte, and the broader Hussey +Camatic family clear the European stadium-seating standard at the highest level: 440 lb static seat load, 165 lb back load, 300,000-cycle fatigue, plus 220 lb arm-vertical and 200 lb arm-horizontal. NFPA 102 and ICC 300 stack underneath for Canadian compliance.
Beam alloy
6351T6
Hussey +Camatic
The beam itself is 6351-T6 (or 6005A-T5) clear-anodized aluminum extrusion with glass-filled nylon end caps and hot-dip galvanized brackets at 70 µm minimum coating thickness. The structural backbone never rusts, never rots, never becomes the failure point a coastal facility plans around.
Cycles certified
350K
Quattro Fixed
Dual-action return springs are certified through 350,000 cycles at 600 lb static load — with Gravity Fold available as a near-silent alternative for acoustic-sensitive rooms. Most venue chairs see fewer than 100 fold cycles per year. Quattro is engineered for thirty-five centuries of service before the spring approaches its rated life.
Per anchor (low-rise)
4,694lb
Quattro Fixed
Riser-mount anchor design transfers up to 4,694 lb per anchor (low-rise) and 4,934 lb (high-rise), both with safety factors applied. Riser-mount on solid wood is not recommended — the limit is documented in the submittal so the substrate decision is made before the schedule sets.
Quattro Extreme
Outdoor-RatedCast aluminum stanchions resist galvanic corrosion in coastal installs. Marine-grade Naugahyde upholstery, Gore-Tex® thread, Okoumé marine plywood, vented seat pan, stainless steel hardware. Governed by the HSC Exterior Fixed Seating warranty — the inverse of the indoor schedule, calibrated for sun, salt, and freeze-thaw.
Hussey +Camatic
Hussey-PatentedForte seat and back pads release on a patented snap mechanism. Damaged pads — coffee spill, knife graffiti, simple wear — swap in the row without unbolting the chair. Quantum accepts retrofit upholstery on the same body. The bowl never goes dark for an event-cycle refresh.
Capacity uplift
+3%
Hussey +Camatic
Beam-mount geometry mounts every seat module independently of the bracket. A regular-season layout, a club-tier layout, a barrier-free layout, a tour-config layout: same beam, swap modules. Optimised spacing yields up to 1–3% more seats than traditional fixed systems — revenue uplift baked into the engineering.
Install speed vs peers
+38%
Hussey +Camatic
The Toggle System mounts seats with a quarter-turn lock per bracket. Install crews complete benched rows up to 38% faster than benchmark install rates for comparable systems — the difference between a one-shift install and a two-shift install on a typical school-board arena retrofit. The same kit makes mid-life chair swap-outs equally fast.
Quattro Fixed
Barrier-FreeQuattro Art ships with a removable chair-base option: the seat lifts out of its mount, opening a wheelchair-accessible companion position mid-row without retrofit drilling. Pair with the Easy Access Arm (180° flip) and Transfer Arm End for a CSA B651-compliant accessibility suite that scales per event — no permanent capacity loss.
ID finishes
5
Quattro Fixed
Seat numbers, row letters, donor plates — five factory finishes (Brushed Aluminum, Bronzed Anodized, Brass, Stainless Steel, Ecoglo). Ecoglo is photoluminescent: the row remains navigable at low or no ambient light. House staff stop drilling holes for retrofit signage; donor walls land in the architecture, not the punch list.
Per in-feed
10seats
Quattro Fixed
120 V, one outlet plus one data port per chair, daisy-chained up to ten seats per in-feed. Lecture mode, distance-learning, broadcast-talent zones, hybrid corporate town halls — power lands in the row, not in a snake-pit of cables down the aisle. Compatible with cast and tubular-steel stanchion families.
Beam refresh cycles
0
Hussey +Camatic
Clear-anodized aluminum extrusion plus hot-dip galvanized brackets carry no corrosion penalty — the structural commitment lasts the building. When the seat shells refresh in year fifteen, the beam, the brackets, and the anchors stay. Refresh becomes a chair-line decision, not a structural project.
Hussey +Camatic
Hussey +Camatic spare-parts inventory is intentionally compressed. Fewer SKUs to stock, fewer mismatches to chase. Seat modules, brackets, and beam end caps are designed as a kit of parts — the building’s parts cabinet stays small, the failure modes stay predictable, and the chair line stays serviceable through three procurement cycles of facilities staff.
Stadium credentials
SoFi · Wimbledon
Hussey +Camatic
Hussey +Camatic seating wraps NFL stadiums, Premier League grounds, and Wimbledon Centre Court. The same engineering discipline — toggle system, beam tolerancing, materials stack — supplies every gymnasium retrofit in BC and Canada's North. Stadium-tier is the floor of the lineup, not the ceiling. Engineering elevated by design.
Structural warranty
∞
Quattro Fixed
Limited Lifetime warranty on structural standards, cast seat supports, dual-action return springs, and beam & brackets across all seven Quattro series. Five years on assemblies, finishes, and upholstery (three years on Extreme outdoor finishes). The chair installed for opening night is the chair installed for the building’s third concert hall season.
Recycled steel
45%
Quattro Fixed
45% recycled steel (60/40 pre/post-consumer split). 95% recycled corrugated packaging. 100% recycled polypropylene packaging. Formaldehyde-free construction. IAQ pass grades — Formaldehyde ≤ 25 ppb, TVOC ≤ 0.25 mg/m³, Total Aldehydes ≤ 50 ppb. The LEED submittal is the datasheet.
Quattro Fixed
Velocity ProgramIn-stock Quattro configurations ship from compressed regional pools on an accelerated schedule — ask us for current Velocity Program timing for your region (approved submittals plus in-stock fabrics required). The fall opening doesn’t slip because the chairs missed the truck.
The details
No — the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount line sits outside Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so TaLedi supplies Quantum on a direct quote from the factory. It is quotable in territory now.
The same beam-mount chassis as the indoor bowl, specified with UV-stabilised polypropylene shells and galvanised brackets so it holds colour and comfort season after season in the open air — 21 polymer colours, three back shapes, a 19″ (483 mm) minimum seat-centre, and the Exterior Fixed Seating warranty.
EN 12727 Level 4 seating strength, ASTM F851-87 self-rising rated to 100,000 cycles, NFPA 102 fire rating, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed chair on the Camatic Beam it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope, which covers the telescopic platforms.
Yes — barrier-free positions use a hinged Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount line sits outside Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so TaLedi supplies Forte on a direct quote from the factory. It is quotable in territory now.
Upholstered club comfort in an outdoor build — UV-stabilised polymer shell with marine-grade vinyl over the moulded cushion, in Standard 36″ (915 mm) or Highback 42″ (1 065 mm) profiles. The patented snap-in / snap-out cushion system makes a weather-worn pad a two-minute field swap, not a chair change, and the Exterior Fixed Seating warranty applies.
EN 12727 Level 4 seating strength, ASTM F851-87 self-rising rated to 100,000 cycles, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013 upholstery flammability, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed beam-mount chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope.
Yes — barrier-free positions with an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest and companion seating are designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Clarity Sport, from Hussey’s Camatic line, sits outside Canoe contract #081523-HSC — TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the factory. It ships Fall 2026 — open for design specification now, with finish samples and shop drawings available and quotes opening at launch. For orderable premium beam-mount seating today, Quantum and Forte are quotable now.
An ergonomist-developed cushion profile for multi-hour comfort on the same lifetime Camatic Beam as Quantum and Forte — with a concealed gravity-tilt mechanism, zip-removable seat and back covers for quick refresh or rebrand, and a venue-tunable 18° or 22° back angle. Beam-mount fixed installation, not retractable.
Clarity Sport inherits the Hussey +Camatic test programme — EN 12727 Level 4, ASTM F851-87 self-rising, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed beam-mount chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope. Final tested values are confirmed at the Fall 2026 launch.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Activa, from Hussey’s Camatic line, sits outside Canoe contract #081523-HSC — TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the factory. It ships Fall 2026 — marketing-cleared, with finish samples and shop drawings available now and quotes opening at launch.
A tread-mount chair (floor mount also supported) engineered for stepped lecture theatres, university auditoria, and active-use venues — with a concealed gravity-tilt mechanism and the same snap-in / snap-out cushion system as Forte for a quick field pad swap.
Activa inherits the Hussey +Camatic test programme — EN 12727 Level 4, ASTM F851-87 self-rising, NFPA 102, California TB 117-2013, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed tread- or floor-mount chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope. Final tested values are confirmed at the Fall 2026 launch.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Interactive · 3D / AR / VR
Spin the chair in 3D, drop it into your bowl in AR straight from a phone, or step into VR. Pick a model:
Drag to rotate · scroll to zoom · tap AR on a phone to place the chair in your room at true scale. Interactive viewer powered by Teledomica.
Interactive · 3D Configurator
Configure Legend and Fusion outdoor spectator seating in real time — work through frame, seat, and colour choices, rotate the chair, save images, and download a specification for your stadium or grandstand. When you land on a combination you like, send it our way and we’ll price it for your venue.
The configurator opens in a new tab, hosted by Hussey Seating Company; downloaded specs use the manufacturer’s US format. Send us your saved design and we’ll return a Canadian project spec — imperial and metric dimensions, with procurement through the Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC where it applies.
The details
Yes — Quattro is Hussey Seating, on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct and skip the open-tender step.
The upholstered Quattro built for weather — marine-grade Naugahyde over a vented seat pan on Okuome marine plywood, sewn with Gore-Tex® thread and hung on a Modern cast-aluminium stanchion that will not corrode, with stainless hardware throughout. Full auditorium comfort where UV and rain govern the material choice, in 19″–24″ (500–600 mm) seat widths.
Independent load- and cycle-testing of the seat and back, NFPA 102 assembly-seating fire rating, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope, which covers the telescopic platforms.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Yes — Quattro Modern is on the Hussey Fixed Seating schedule of Canoe contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can buy it direct without an open tender.
Modern is the contemporary indoor fixed chair — full auditorium comfort with clean lines for arenas, indoor stadiums, and multi-use bowls where weather isn’t the governing factor (that’s Quattro Extreme’s job). It’s the only Quattro stanchion offered in die-cast aluminium (AA380, self-finishing) as well as tubular steel, in 19″–24″ (500–600 mm) seat widths with back pitches of 15° / 18° / 21°.
Independent load- and cycle-testing of the seat and back, NFPA 102 assembly-seating fire rating, and CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope, which covers the telescopic platforms.
Yes — barrier-free positions use an Easy-Access aisle-end armrest with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Yes — Fusion is Hussey Seating, on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct without an open tender.
Solid cast-aluminium stanchions in alloy AA-380 — rust-proof even when the powder-coat is scratched, so no galvanic protection is needed within 5 km of saltwater — paired with ductile cast-iron hinge arms and double-wall blow-moulded polyethylene seats and backs. The cast-aluminium standards, seat supports, beam and brackets, and dual-action seat-return springs carry a Limited Lifetime warranty, and Fusion is named in both the Interior and Exterior Fixed Seating warranties.
Independently tested to 600 lb (2 669 N) seat static load, a 350,000-cycle self-rising seat, and a 450 lb (2 002 N) back load, with FMVSS No. 302 polyethylene flammability compliance and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope.
Yes — a flip-up aisle-end armrest supports barrier-free transfer with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Yes — Legend is Hussey Seating, on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct and skip the open-tender step.
Cast-iron Class 25 standards with a nostalgic open-slat blow-moulded back, a 15-stage cast-iron finish (2H pencil hardness, 1,500-hour salt-spray rating) and 300-series stainless hardware specified on outdoor connections — the workhorse municipal and community-stadium chair. Its dual-action seat-return spring carries a Limited Lifetime warranty, and redirected stanchions angle rows toward a ballpark focal point without shimming.
Independently tested to 600 lb (2 669 N) seat static load, a 350,000-cycle self-rising seat, and a 450 lb (2 002 N) back load, with FMVSS No. 302 polyethylene flammability compliance and CWB W47.1 Div 3 certification (Code HUSSE1). As a fixed chair it sits outside the ESR-5033 platform scope.
Yes — a flip-up aisle-end armrest supports barrier-free transfer with companion seating, designed to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
No — Baco is a Hussey Seatway fixed chair, so Canoe contract #081523-HSC (HSC only) does not apply. TaLedi supplies it on a direct quote from the Hussey Seatway factory.
A polypropylene shell with an integrated cup holder standard and dual-angle 90° / 45° tipping (45° for tight row depth), topped by the tallest back in the Hussey Seatway fixed range at 39¾″ (1 010 mm), with a sport-venue shell variant for abuse-prone rooms.
EN 12727 and BS 5852 (Sources 0/1/5), CE marked, with TB 117 / NFPA 102 equivalents certified on request.
Yes — an aisle-end Transfer Arm supports barrier-free wheelchair transfer to CSA B651 and BCBC §3.8, with counts and dispersal per BCBC Table 3.8.2.3.
Arena Renovation Platforms
The details
Yes — MXP is Hussey Seating, on Canoe Procurement Group contract #081523-HSC, so a qualifying BC public buyer can purchase direct and skip the open-tender step.
MXP (wall-attached, indoor) is covered by the same ICC-ES ESR-5033 evaluation report as MAXAM and MAXAM+ — the first and only ESR in the telescopic seating industry — and backed by CWB W47.1 Div 3 welded-fabrication certification.
Renovation first — 80%+ of MXP installations replace an existing platform, so the quick-changeover design gets the venue back to revenue faster. Quantum and Forte mount directly, and MXP shares the MAXAM+ chair menu on a single platform investment.
TaLedi services the platform regionally across BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut — one relationship through the working life of the system, so an arena that can’t go dark isn’t waiting on a manufacturer call overseas.
Beam-Mount Seating
MXP shares the MAXAM+ chair menu — individual seating that beam-mounts to the renovated platform on one investment.
MXP and Hussey +Camatic are ready for your venue. Let's talk timeline and scope.
Service & Support
Genuine, manufacturer-direct parts for every system we distribute — never aftermarket. Hussey Seating Company platforms (MAXAM™, MAXAM+™, MAXAM1™, MXP™) ship from North Berwick, Maine; Hussey Seatway systems from the UK.
Request a part →Annual inspections and preventive maintenance by CBWs Installations — a Hussey-certified installation and service partner. Keep your system operating safely and within warranty.
Book an inspection →TaLedi manages every warranty claim directly with the manufacturer — Hussey Seating or Hussey Seatway. MAXAM and MAXAM+ carry a 10-year understructure warranty; Hussey Seatway TP a single 5-year guarantee on the whole product (3-year electrical carve-out); Quattro Fixed Seating a Limited Lifetime structural warranty.
File a warranty claim →Planning a capital renovation? TaLedi offers a lifecycle review — assessing your current system and mapping a cost-effective path to replacement or upgrade.
Book a lifecycle review →Operation and Maintenance manuals for all installed systems. We provide complete documentation at project close and update it with any service records. Start with the Owner's Maintenance Guide — service schedule, inspection checklists, and operating rules for your facility team.
Read the Owner’s Maintenance Guide → Download as PDF → Request O&M documentation →When something needs attention before the next game, performance, or graduation — call directly. Scott Augustine, Regional Director of Sales, is your single point of contact. Typical callback within 24 hours.
Call 587-216-8255 →Who answers the call
Scott Augustine, Regional Director of Sales. Coordinates intake, documentation, Hussey liaison, and field response for every TaLedi-distributed system in BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut. You're not routed through a call centre — you're talking to the person who specified your system.
scott@taledi.ca · 587-216-8255
Hussey-certified Factory Certified Installer and TaLedi's exclusive field partner. CBWs handles inspections, scheduled service, warranty diagnostics, and emergency response on the ground. Factory-Certified installation is a warranty validity condition — CBWs keeps it intact.
Service requests route through Scott — one intake, one quote.
Warranty Quick Reference
Coverage begins on the date of installation completion. Full warranty terms and component-level breakdowns: request the warranty matrix.
One call. One point of contact. Scott Augustine, TaLedi Distribution.
Fundraising & Sponsorship
Two ways to recapture
Single-origin chocolate from a woman-led maker in Piura, Peru, included with your order as fundraising inventory. Your community sells it at retail — the margin comes back to you.
How the chocolate program works →The seating itself carries high-visibility surfaces — end curtains, donor plates, banners, court and step signage. A sponsor pays for the placement; you keep the difference.
See the sponsorship surfaces →Chocolate Fundraiser
In partnership with Scrap & Chocolates, a woman-led family maker in Piura, northern Peru, TaLedi sources bean-to-bar chocolate made from cacao grown by smallholder farmers across the region. Each bar is single-origin — the flavour and the story of one growing zone.
Their bars have taken Gold, Silver, and Bronze at the International Chocolate Awards, retail at a premium, and give a school or club a fundraising product people actually want to buy.
A discreet program — offered as an inclusion on qualifying orders, by conversation. Not a public retail listing.
The Bars
Dark · Single Origin
Notes of chocolatey, panela, raisin, winey, prune, citrus, sour cherry, banana, honey and lychee.
Dark Milk · Single Origin
Notes of honey, chocolatey, dark sugars, dairy, citrus, caramel, malt, forest floor, banana and prune.
Extra Dark · Single Origin
Notes of sour cherry, young cabernet, citrus, tropical, natural cocoa powder, honey, woody, hazelnut, peach and almond.
Dark Milk · Single Origin
Notes of chocolatey, cinnamon, banana, dairy, raisin, dark sugars, panela, sour cherry, molasses and almond.
Awards & Recognition
Scrap & Chocolates has won at the International Chocolate Awards — Peru, World, and the national Concurso Nacional de Chocolate Peruano — every year from 2021 to 2025, including a 2025 Overall Winner.
15 distinct product & competition wins across 2021–2025; 25 certificates in total (several wins carry additional ICA seals — Chocolate Maker, Direct Traded, Special). [Cert links resolve once the PDFs are uploaded to the site.]
A woman-led family chocolate maker based in Piura, northern Peru, led by master chocolatier Carmen Adrianzen. They work bean-to-bar — roasting, refining, and moulding in small batches to bring out the distinct flavour of each Piura growing zone — on three principles: handmade, made with love, and honouring the farmer's work. Their craft is backed by the Alliance of Bioversity International & CIAT, and their bars have won medals at the International Chocolate Awards, nationally and internationally.
Instagram @scrap_chocolates
The cacao comes from smallholder growers across the Piura region — La Quemazón, Platanal Bajo, Palo Blanco, La Pareja, Malingas, and more. Every bar is single-origin: made from one zone's beans, so the flavour carries the character of that specific place and the family who farmed it. Since 2019, through its Semillas de Chocolate project, Scrap & Chocolates has worked to support rural women in cacao and pass the craft forward.
One origin. One story per bar.
How it works
When your venue orders qualifying seating, award-winning chocolate comes along with it — built into the deal as fundraising inventory, at no separate cost to you.
Your bars show up ready to sell — the quantity and the flavour mix worked out together up front, so you get a line-up your community will love.
Students, members, and supporters sell the bars at retail. It's a premium product with real medals behind it — the kind of thing people are genuinely happy to buy.
The proceeds come back to offset part of what you spent on the seating — a friendly way to soften the cost of the whole project. We'll walk through the numbers with you privately.
Program details are handled privately, deal by deal — this page is a credibility reference, not a public offer.
Sponsorship & Signage
The seating system is built with high-visibility surfaces — end curtains, plates, banners, and signage that face a full house. The manufacturer can produce them with a sponsor's branding. You pay the product cost; the sponsor pays for the exposure — and that's usually worth far more than the placement costs to build.
Bleacher End
The end of a telescopic bleacher is prime, full-height ad space. The manufacturer can print it with a sponsor's logo.
Seats & Armrest Caps
Named plates on seats or armrest caps — a classic "buy-a-seat" donor campaign.
Temporary & Semi-Permanent
Sponsor banners mounted on media platforms — swappable per season or event.
Part of the Package
Step-tread signage is part of the total package — high-traffic surface a sponsor can own.
Part of the Package
Courtside signage included in the total package — visible to every spectator and on broadcast.
Spec Seating
Spec seats can carry a logo or a sponsor name moulded or printed in.
Solid Wood
The wooden armrest can be engraved with a donor's name or a sponsor's mark — a warm, lasting keepsake that turns a seat into a personal tribute.
How it works
We look at your venue together and pick the surfaces that make sense — the ones a full house will actually see.
You get a straight quote for what each branded surface costs to produce — no guesswork, just the real build number.
You sell the spot to a local sponsor who wants the exposure. They're paying for visibility in front of a full house — usually well above what it cost to build.
The gap between what the sponsor pays and what the surface cost is yours to keep — money that comes straight back toward your seating investment.
Ask Scott how the fundraising and sponsorship programs could work for your venue — handled privately.
TaLedi Distribution is the client-facing brand of TaLedi Enterprise Development Inc. ("TaLedi", "we", "our"). We are the exclusive Hussey Seating dealer for British Columbia, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut.
This policy explains what personal information we collect, why we collect it, who we share it with, and your rights under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and the BC Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA).
If anything here is unclear or you'd like more detail about a specific point, email Scott at scott@taledi.ca. A real person reads every message.
We collect personal information only when you choose to share it with us, typically by emailing or calling about a project. That usually includes:
We do not run forms on this website. The only way information reaches us is through your own email client, phone, or in-person meeting. We do not buy contact lists or harvest data from third parties.
We use the information you share for three purposes:
We do not use your information for marketing automation, behavioural advertising, or profiling. If we want to send you something unsolicited, we ask first.
To deliver a Hussey Seating project, we share necessary project information with:
We do not sell, rent, or trade personal information to anyone, for any purpose.
Hussey Seating Company is based in the United States. When we work on your project, your project information — including your name, role, and contact details — is shared with Hussey to manufacture and deliver your seating. While in Hussey's possession, that information is subject to United States law and may be accessible to US authorities under US legal processes.
If you have questions or concerns about this, raise them early — there are sometimes ways to limit what is shared, depending on the project.
You can ask us to delete your information earlier. If we have no ongoing legal, contractual, or warranty obligation to retain it, we will.
Under PIPEDA and BC PIPA, you have the right to:
To exercise any of these rights, email scott@taledi.ca with the subject line "Privacy Request." We respond within 30 days.
This website uses one piece of local browser storage: your preferred measurement unit display (imperial, metric, or both). It is stored on your device, never sent to us, and contains no personal information. Clear your browser's site data to remove it.
We do not use:
If we ever add any of these, we will update this policy and ask for your consent before they run.
When we prepare a quote for you, we sometimes deliver it as a private web page we host ourselves, reachable only through the unique link we email you. On those quote pages — not this public website — we record basic engagement so we know the quote reached you and can follow up at the right time:
This is first-party analytics we run on our own server — no Google, Meta, or other outside party is involved, and there is no advertising or cross-site tracking. We do not store your IP address; it is converted to a one-way hash only so repeat visits can be told apart. The quote page itself shows a short notice while this is on. If you'd rather we not measure engagement on your quote, email scott@taledi.ca and we'll switch it off.
We store your information on systems we operate, or rent from established Canadian and US service providers (productivity, file storage, and accounting platforms). Access is limited to TaLedi staff who need it to do their job. We use multi-factor authentication on all administrative accounts.
No system is perfectly secure. If we become aware of a breach affecting your information, we will notify you and the relevant privacy commissioners as required by law.
This website and our services are directed at architects, facility owners, contractors, and procurement professionals — not children. We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under 18.
If we materially change how we handle personal information, we update this policy, change the "Effective" date, and post a brief note on the home page. Older versions are kept on file and available on request.
Scott Augustine
Regional Director of Sales, TaLedi Distribution
TaLedi Enterprise Development Inc.
16 Fawcett Rd, Unit 107
Coquitlam, BC V3K 6X9
Email: scott@taledi.ca
Phone: 587-216-8255
Scott is the accountable individual for privacy matters at TaLedi under section 4.1 of PIPEDA Schedule 1.
This policy is written in plain language. Where it conflicts with PIPEDA, the BC PIPA, or any other applicable law, the law governs. If you'd like the policy in another format — large print, plain-text email, phone walkthrough — just ask.
TaLedi Distribution sells seating that has to work for everyone in the room. Our website should hold itself to the same standard.
We are working toward conformance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA, published by the World Wide Web Consortium. WCAG 2.1 AA is the standard referenced in the Accessible Canada Act, the BC Accessible British Columbia Act, and most Canadian public-sector procurement requirements.
We do not yet claim full conformance. This statement is honest about where we are and what we're doing.
<main> landmark wrapping all page content.alt text, and every product and venue photo via an aria-label on its image element, so a screen reader announces what each one shows.<button> and <select> elements, so they are reachable with the keyboard and announced by screen readers.aria-label attributes on every input and select so screen readers can announce each control independently of the inline-sentence layout.<address> block.We are aware of, and working on, the following items:
We expect to resolve the items above in the next site revision.
If any content on this site is hard to access, we'll deliver the information you need in a format that works for you, at no cost:
Email scott@taledi.ca or call 587-216-8255 and tell us what format works best.
If you hit a barrier on this site — something that doesn't read correctly with a screen reader, a control you can't operate with the keyboard, text you can't enlarge enough, an image without enough description — please tell us. Specific feedback helps us fix the right thing.
Email: scott@taledi.ca
Phone: 587-216-8255
Subject line that helps us route it fast: "Accessibility — [page or feature]"
We respond to accessibility feedback within 5 business days. If the fix is fast, we deploy it on the same cycle. If it's structural, we'll tell you the timeline.
For public-sector tenders requiring an accessibility statement or WCAG compliance declaration: this statement, manufacturer accessibility documentation for any specific Hussey product line, and our commitment letter for the duration of a specific project are available on request. Email Scott with "Accessibility — Tender Documentation" and the project reference.
The seating products themselves (MAXAM, MAXAM+, MXP, Seatway TP, Quattro, the Hussey +Camatic chair line, Metro, CourtSide, and all retractable platforms) ship with accessibility configurations that meet or exceed:
For project-level accessibility compliance documents, contact Scott directly.
This statement is reviewed at minimum once per year and updated when site changes occur. Date of next scheduled review: May 25, 2027.
TaLedi Distribution · Overview
TaLedi at a glance
A territory that includes coastal BC, the interior, the Yukon, the full Arctic, and every community in between. Operating as a one-principal dealer, TaLedi delivers the full Hussey product line under the Canoe Procurement Group cooperative contract #081523-HSC.
Telescopic platforms (MAXAM, MAXAM+, MXP). Fixed audience seating (Quattro Collection, Fusion, Legend). Beam-mounted arena chairs through the Hussey +Camatic partnership (Quantum, Forte, Evoke, Activa, Clarity Sport). The Hussey Seatway TP performing-arts platform and full chair line (Metro, Logix, Perseo, Arts, Space).
Roughly a third of Canada’s land mass. Four building codes. Multiple language groups. Several dozen communities accessible only by sealift, winter road, or air. Sealift deadlines and winter road windows aren’t a logistics exotic — they’re how we schedule.
190+
Years of Hussey engineering
20+
Years in territory
#081523-HSC
Canoe Procurement Group contract
ESR-5033
ICC-ES Evaluation Report
The manufacturer
Hussey traces to 1835 — but it started as the Hussey Plow Company, a North Berwick, Maine plow maker. It moved into spectator seating in 1931 and telescopic seating in 1952, and has led the telescopic market from that same Maine factory ever since. The bleachers, audience chairs, and arena platforms that fill North American gymnasiums, theatres, and stadiums largely come from there.
ICC-ES structural certification. 30-year service life. Limited Lifetime warranty on fixed seating; 10-year structural understructure on MAXAM and MAXAM+; a single 5-year whole-product guarantee on Seatway TP. That’s the manufacturer side of the relationship.
In 2023, the lineup expanded through the Hussey +Camatic partnership — the Australian beam-mount arena chair family behind SoFi Stadium and Wimbledon. For our territory, that changed what was buyable overnight.
Quantum, Forte, Evoke, Activa, Clarity Sport — none of the family shipped through a Canadian dealer before the partnership. Quantum and Forte ship today; the rest of the family lands Fall 2026 — on a Canadian contract, with one phone number for BC, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut.
The Hussey promise is only as durable as the dealer. If the distributor is a call-centre with a rotating account manager, the promise breaks at the handoff. If it’s a one-person operation with a direct line to the factory and a Factory-Certified installation partner on the ground, the promise holds.
That’s the model. One principal. One phone number. One continuous relationship from the first discovery meeting through the twentieth-year service visit.
Three venue paths
Every TaLedi project starts from the venue, not the catalogue. Three routes cover the work — each one a full page on this site.
01 · Gymnasium
MAXAM telescopic for the standard build, MAXAM+ when the program is more demanding — full-size arenas, varsity programs, performing-arts crossover. Quattro for fixed sideline seating. One floor handles assemblies, PE, athletics, and graduation.
Explore →02 · Theatre, Auditorium & Worship
Hussey Seatway TP and MAXAM+ retractable platforms for rooms that flex, paired with the Quattro Collection and Hussey +Camatic fixed seating for permanent theatres, lecture halls, and worship. One door for assemblies, performances, and convocations — retractable where the floor must clear, fixed where it doesn’t.
Explore →03 · Stadium & Arena
MAXAM+ telescopic plus the Hussey +Camatic beam-mount chairs — Quantum, Forte, Evoke, Activa, Clarity Sport. The lineup behind SoFi Stadium and Wimbledon. Quantum and Forte shipping now; the rest of the family lands Fall 2026.
Explore →Engineered three ways
A spectator seating system gets evaluated three times in its life — by the inspector who signs off the install, by the people who operate it daily, and by the facility budget over a 25-year cycle. Hussey is engineered for all three.
The mechanics that pass inspection.
The mechanical answer to the question every inspector, insurer, and code official asks before signing off — published, tested, and referenced. ICC-ES ESR-5033 on the structural side. CWB W47.1 Div 3 (Code HUSSE1) on the welding. Seismic PE stamp letters on file before the submittal package goes out.
The system in daily operation.
The custodian’s view. The events manager’s view. The rec coordinator’s view. The people opening, closing, cleaning, and resetting the system on a working day — not specifying it on a procurement form. Wireless RFID power pendants. Snap-in cushion replacement — no chair removal. Silent deployment in performing-arts halls.
The system over a 25-year cycle.
The total-cost-of-ownership view. What the system demands of the building and the facilities budget over the life of the install — and what it doesn’t. Lubrication-free for life. In-territory service from BC to Baffin Island. OEM parts from the Maine factory in original configuration.
Procurement · how to engage
Canoe Procurement Group cooperative contract #081523-HSC is the competitive purchasing mechanism already in use across Canadian municipalities, school districts, post-secondary institutions, and health authorities. It satisfies three-quote requirements. It produces the audit paper trail your policy requires. It carries no protest risk — because it isn’t a tender.
“Tell me about the space.”
Scott Augustine
Regional Director of Sales
Tell me the venue, the timeline, and the procurement path — Canoe, tender, or direct. I’ll take it from there.
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