Park Avenue Gaming Series
At a glance.
Comfort and style always score big. With the Park Avenue you can choose from an array of aesthetic back styles that bring out the best in your casino.
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Most Popular Tables Games Stool
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Fully Upholstered Design - 4 Back Styles
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Wave Profile Seat - 2 Widths Available
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Welded Aluminum Frame
Explore the Park Avenue Series products.
Park Avenue 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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4Back Styles
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6+Base Options
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Optional Metal Ball Casters on Chair
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.
Park Avenue Series gallery.
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