30seat

30seat is a term used in event design and venue planning to denote seating configurations or products designed to accommodate about 30 individuals in a compact footprint. There is no single standardized product or organization universally identified by this name; references to 30seat appear in multiple contexts rather than as a single entity.

In portable events and micro-venues, 30seat commonly refers to a modular seating system that can be assembled into rows, clusters, or circular layouts. The emphasis is on lightweight materials, ease of transport, and quick setup, with components that can be joined without specialized tools. A typical configuration aims to seat around 30 people, scaled by the number of modules and the chosen geometry, and it often includes options for stacking, risers, and integrated aisle spaces.

In architectural planning and venue design, the term may be used descriptively to indicate a small-scale seating capacity rather than a specific product. In some regions, contractors or event firms may market a "30-seat" package as a standard offering for pop-up venues or community spaces.

Limitations: Because 30seat is not tied to a single product or organization, precise specifications vary by manufacturer and project. Users should refer to local catalogs or project documentation for exact dimensions, materials, and installation requirements. See also disambiguation of seating capacity terms and modular furniture systems used in events.