Restaurant Owner breaks New Guinness record with 17 feet stacks of chair

 A eating place manager in Britain broke a Guinness global record while he arranged chairs into a stack that reached 17 toes excessive.

Guinness showed Jay Ehson, 37, broke the world document with his stack of chairs outside the Baab-e-Salaam Banquiting hall in the Cheetham Hill region of Manchester, England, in which he works as a supervisor.

Ehson's stack broke the preceding report of 15.five feet.

"Stacking the chairs may be very dangerous," Ehson instructed the Manchester nighttime information. "It changed into critical we picked an afternoon whilst there has been wind changed into very mild so they failed to blow over.

"people must now not try to try this except they may be very experienced and confident in what they're doing."

Ehson stated Guinness gave him guidelines to observe in the course of his try.

"The chairs are not allowed to the touch the ladder, but in the event that they disintegrate inside the direction of the ladder someone ought to harm. I had three practice tries earlier than making the legit international file try on the fourth cross," he stated.

The report strive raised nearly $2,000 for charities that help the homeless.

"My goal is to set an instance and inspire the younger technology to do have some social responsibility," he stated. "it's crucial for those folks who have to assist out the have-nots, specially when there may be a international pandemic."

Ehson formerly held a Guinness international report whilst he created a 2.2-foot stack of tortillas in 2018. The file has been damaged when you consider that.