Liberty Series
At a glance.
Designed for comfort and style, the Liberty offers a modern, fully upholstered form with a compact backrest and waterfall seat cushion. Channel-sewn detailing and adaptive flex back technology ensure every sit feels as good as it looks.
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Modern, Fully Upholstered Design
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Waterfall Profile Seat Cushion - 2 Widths Available
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Eye-Catching Channel Sewn Detail
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Adaptive Flex Back Action
Explore the Liberty Series products.
Liberty design possibilities.
Gasser chairs are built-to-order with your aesthetic in mind. Achieve your ideal design for any venue with your choice of upholstery selection, finishes, and much more.
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2Seat Widths
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Optional 2-Piece Easy Change Seat Available
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4Handle Options
Product options.
Explore the wide array of choices available for edges, casters, handles, and bases to customize your product.
Product finishes.
Explore Gasser's standard finish pallets for eco-friendly powder coat, protective edge, wood stains, and more.
Liberty Series gallery.
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