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Motion chair seat series (3D 4D 5D 6D)
The seat-level range of the motion cinema line: 3D 4D 5D 6D motion chair seats in eight listed variants, with per-variant specifications not published as a public table.
The motion chair seat series is the seat-level product range of the motion cinema line: dynamic theater seats listed under the 3D 4D 5D 6D motion chair seat name in eight variants. The manufacturer's stated specialisms for this range are 3D 4D 5D 6D motion cinema movie effects theater systems, specialised 3D 4D film content, and 3D 4D 5D motion simulator driving and flight amusement machines
What a motion seat does in a 4D/5D cinema is defined by the formats it serves: it moves with the film while the effect track plays over the audience. The seat series listing does not state how the seats are supplied — on their own, or only together with screen, effects and content — and it publishes no room-size or budget positioning for the range. Ask about seat-only supply, the matching scope that applies (screen, effects, content) and the venue conditions each variant needs before planning a room around the series.
Per-variant engineering specifications for the seat series are not published as a single table: seat format and count, row layout, motion and effect scope, and content supply are the inputs a configuration is built from. Send your room dimensions, target capacity and the format you intend to operate (3D, 4D, 5D or 6D presentation) and ask which seat configuration and terms fit. The 4D cinema guide and 5D cinema guide explain what each format label commits you to.
The listed range
- Eight listed variants — the 3D 4D 5D 6D motion chair seat series is listed in eight models, from the base variant through numbered versions.
- Supply scope not stated — the listing does not say whether seats are supplied on their own or only with screen, effects and content; ask before assuming either model.
- Manufacturer's specialisms (as stated) — motion cinema movie effects theater systems, 3D 4D film content, motion simulator amusement machines.
Specifications
| Item | Specification on record |
|---|---|
| Series | 3D 4D 5D 6D motion chair seat |
| Listed variants | 8 models in the series listing |
| Detailed per-variant specifications | Not published as a single table — ask per variant |
| Configuration inputs | Room dimensions, seat count and layout, format (3D/4D/5D/6D), effect scope, content supply |
What to confirm for your project
- Do not specify seats by variant number alone — the configuration conversation (room, capacity, format, effects) decides the variant and count.
- 3D 4D film content is one of the manufacturer's stated specialisms — raise your film plan in the first brief and ask how content supply is scoped.
- Ask about minimum order requirements and lead time for your proposed configuration.
Buyer questions
What is the difference between the eight variants?
The series is listed in eight variants under the same product name; per-variant specifications are not published as a public table — ask about the specification against your room and format.
Can the seats be bought without a full cinema?
The listing does not state the supply model: it presents the series as a seat range within the manufacturer's motion cinema specialisms without saying whether seats are sold on their own. Ask about seat-only supply, and about the screen, effects and content scope that applies, before assuming either model.
Which format should a small venue choose?
Start from the format guides: 4D adds motion and basic effects to 3D; 5D deepens the effect set. Your room and audience decide the rest.
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