Difference between revisions of "Passenger chair"
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Revision as of 08:42, 9 July 2021
Passenger chair
Type Control device
Function Furniture
Availability Luxury Items
Size 156×50×90 cm (assembled)
Mass 1,494.78 kg (assembled)
Volume 150.23 kv (assembled)
Corrosion resistance 300 (lowest)
Primary material Bastium
Composition (chair)
Composition (stand)
Unlike pilot chairs, passenger chairs serve only a singular purpose: To provide a place for an endoskeleton to relax after a long day in the belt. Passenger chairs have no key-binding functionality, and no electrical sockets on their stands.
Basic information
Passenger seats can be assembled from two pieces bolted together, though the seat is functional as a single part:
- Seat
- Stand