Regent5 specifies, orders, coordinates, and installs Fortress Seating as part of complete private-cinema and media-room design. Chair dimensions, recline geometry, row spacing, risers, sightlines, upholstery, power, lighting, and room acoustics are planned together so the seating fits the room and the room performs as intended.
Fortress seating can be tailored around the room rather than forcing the room around a fixed chair. Regent5 coordinates the furniture with the geometry, electrical plan, finishes, acoustics, lighting, and AV system.
More than thirty Fortress models can be configured and customized for private cinemas, screening rooms, and high-performance media spaces.
Published 20-, 22-, 24-, and 26-inch standard seat widths plus custom dimensions allow the seating plan to respond to the actual room.
Straight, shaped, and project-specific seating arrangements can be planned around aisles, screen centering, room width, and preferred seat count.
Fortress publishes configurations capable of full recline with approximately five inches of wall clearance, useful where rear-row depth is constrained.
Built-to-order sofas and sectionals bring Fortress comfort and customization into media rooms and less formal entertainment spaces.
Leather, suede, velvet, UltraFabrics, Alcantara, Mohair, and other selections can be coordinated with the room's interior palette.
Accessory options can be selected around how the room will actually be used, while avoiding unnecessary visual or functional clutter.
Selected Fortress seating can incorporate motorized height adjustment, adding another tool for comfort and project-specific viewing needs.
Regent5 coordinates seated eye height, recline, riser geometry, aisle clearance, screen height, and speaker locations before finalizing the seating layout.
Seating, projection, immersive audio, acoustics, lighting, power, control, ventilation, and finishes are designed as one coordinated room.
Fortress offers standard models and dimensions, but the brand also supports extensive customization. Seat widths, arms and other components can be adapted, and upholstery, accessories, recline options, sofas, and sectionals can be specified around the project. Regent5 uses that flexibility to fit the room instead of treating the chair as a fixed catalog object.
Regent5 can integrate Fortress Seating into a complete theater or media-room project, including video, immersive audio, acoustic coordination, lighting control, automation, power, equipment, networking, and commissioning. For seating-focused scopes, the room still needs to be checked for dimensions, power, delivery access, risers, and sightlines before ordering.
Start with how the room will be used, how upright or relaxed the preferred seating position is, the available row depth and width, desired seat count, arm style, recline, and interior design. Then narrow upholstery and accessory options. Regent5 can coordinate the selection with the theater drawings and the interior designer before the order is released.
Yes. Fortress specifically supports both dedicated and non-dedicated home-theater applications, and it offers built-to-order sofas and sectionals in addition to cinema-style seating. That makes it suitable for media rooms, screening lounges, family entertainment spaces, and rooms where a residential furniture appearance is preferred.
Sometimes. Fortress publishes several standard seat widths and also supports custom dimensions, so the seating plan can be tuned to the room. That does not mean every project should maximize chair count: aisle width, arm spacing, recline, sightlines, screen centering, egress, comfort, and acoustic relationships still have to be protected.
Cost depends on the model, seat count, custom dimensions, upholstery grade, recline and motorization, accessories, row configuration, freight, delivery conditions, installation, and any electrical or room work needed to support the chairs. For a theater project, seating should be budgeted together with the room design rather than priced as isolated furniture.
Fortress publishes standard seat widths of 20, 22, 24, and 26 inches, and its specifications state that components can be custom sized. The final chair width also depends on arm choices and configuration, so Regent5 checks the complete row dimensions against the room before ordering.
Fortress publishes configurations that can fully recline with about five inches of clearance from the wall. The actual required space depends on the selected model and configuration, so rear-row depth should be verified from the final seating specification rather than assuming every chair behaves identically.
Yes. Fortress lists leather along with a wide range of fabrics and specialty materials, including suede, velvets, UltraFabrics, Alcantara, and Mohair. The choice should consider feel, appearance, durability, room lighting, maintenance, and the surrounding interior finishes—not just a small sample viewed in isolation.
Yes. Fortress states that sofas and sectionals are built to order, and reclining can be added to those formats. This is useful for media rooms and entertainment spaces where a conventional theater-chair appearance is not desired but the room still needs tailored dimensions and viewing comfort.
They are fundamental. Seat-back position, recline, eye height, riser elevation and depth, aisle clearance, screen height, and the person seated in the row ahead all affect visibility and comfort. Regent5 resolves these relationships before final seating dimensions are released so the furniture and room geometry support the same viewing plan.
Regent5 can manage the seating as part of the theater or media-room scope: room measurements, model and upholstery coordination, row layout, power planning, specification, order coordination, delivery requirements, installation, and final integration with the rest of the room. Exact procurement and delivery responsibilities are confirmed for each project before ordering.
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