Bristol Bar Chair – Vintage Frame with Bison Cedar Seat
Product Description
The Bristol is a bar-height dining chair combining a metal cross-back frame with a rubber wood seat in a Bison Cedar finish. The cross-back silhouette sits comfortably within retro-industrial and...
Specifications
- Colour
- Green
- Dimensions
- 1180(H) x 440(W) x 430(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
- Furniture seat
- Fabric
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Product Description
The Bristol is a bar-height dining chair combining a metal cross-back frame with a rubber wood seat in a Bison Cedar finish. The cross-back silhouette sits comfortably within retro-industrial and relaxed bistro schemes, while the warm timber seat softens the overall look. It is supplied with a seat pad, which adds a degree of comfort suited to longer dwell times without overpowering the chair's character.
Built to contract specification, the Bristol is intended for environments where chairs are in near-constant use — bar areas, café counters, and casual dining spaces where guests may sit for an extended period. The rubber wood construction is reasonably durable for its price point, and the frame is designed to withstand regular handling by both staff and customers.
Key practical points worth noting before ordering:
- Rubber wood frame rated for contract use in moderate-traffic venues
- Cross-back design provides back support without a full back panel
- Bison Cedar seat finish works well alongside natural wood and dark metal furniture
- Seat pad included as standard for added guest comfort
- 10kg weight makes the chair manageable for floor staff when stacking or repositioning
Because the chair is bar height, it is best paired with bar-top counters or high tables at the appropriate surface height. It is worth confirming your counter or table height before ordering to ensure a comfortable seated position for guests. For venues needing a standard dining-height version, alternatives in the same family may be worth considering.
If you are furnishing a new space or refreshing an existing layout and want to talk through chair options, quantities, or how the Bristol fits alongside other furniture in the range, the team is happy to help.
Key Features
- Rubber wood frame built to contract specification for regular use
- Metal cross-back design suits retro-industrial and bistro interiors
- Bison Cedar timber seat finished to complement warm-toned schemes
- Seat pad included as standard for extended guest comfort
- Manageable 10kg weight suitable for repositioning during service
Operational Benefits
- Supports longer guest dwell times without sacrificing visual appeal
- Holds up to daily handling in moderate-traffic bar and café environments
- Warm timber finish blends naturally with mixed-material interior schemes
- Included seat pad reduces need for separate soft furnishing purchases
- Lightweight build allows floor staff to reposition chairs quickly during service
Specifications
- Colour
- Green
- Dimensions
- 1180(H) x 440(W) x 430(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
- Furniture seat
- Fabric
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- No
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 10kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Bristol is designed for indoor contract use. Rubber wood and the metal frame components are not treated for outdoor exposure, so prolonged use in damp or uncovered outdoor settings is likely to shorten the chair's lifespan. For covered terraces with good weather protection it may be acceptable, but we would recommend discussing this with the team before committing to a quantity.
- The Bristol is a bar-height chair, so it is intended for use at bar tops or high tables typically around 900–1050mm in surface height. Pairing it with a standard dining table would leave guests seated too high relative to the surface, so it is worth confirming your counter or table dimensions before ordering.
- At its price point, the Bristol is a solid choice for moderate-traffic venues such as small bars, café counters, and casual dining spaces. For very high-footfall sites where chairs are in continuous use across long trading hours, a heavier-duty contract chair with a more robust frame may offer better long-term value.