Hoop Back Dining Chair Weathered Oak & Bison Espresso Seat (Pack of 2)
Product Description
This hoop back dining chair is a French bistro-inspired seat built from rubber wood with a weathered oak frame finish and a bison espresso upholstered seat pad. Sold in packs...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 900(H) x 380(W) x 400(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
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Product Description
This hoop back dining chair is a French bistro-inspired seat built from rubber wood with a weathered oak frame finish and a bison espresso upholstered seat pad. Sold in packs of two, it is aimed at hospitality venues looking for seating that balances a relaxed, rustic aesthetic with day-to-day commercial durability.
Rubber wood is a reasonably hard-wearing timber choice for contract furniture — it holds fixings well and resists the minor knocks and scrapes that come with regular front-of-house use. The weathered oak finish suits a range of interior styles, from informal café settings to more considered restaurant dining rooms, and tends to age without looking tired in the way lighter natural finishes sometimes do.
From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a few practical points worth noting:
- The hoop back design keeps the profile relatively slim, which helps with stacking or tight table spacing.
- The upholstered seat pad adds comfort for longer dining occasions without adding significant bulk.
- At 8kg per chair, it is manageable for floor staff to reposition during turnaround.
- The two-chair pack format makes it straightforward to order in multiples that match your cover count.
These chairs are intended for indoor use. The upholstered seat will require routine care in food service environments — prompt attention to spills and periodic inspection of the fabric is advisable to maintain appearance and hygiene over time. They are suited to low- to mid-volume dining settings; venues with very high daily turnover may want to consider a fully hard-wearing seat surface for easier cleaning.
Well suited to independent restaurants, café-bistros, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality environments where a relaxed, characterful aesthetic is part of the brief. If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities and layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Rubber wood frame construction with weathered oak finish for durability
- Bison espresso upholstered seat pad for guest comfort during service
- Hoop back profile keeps a slim footprint suitable for tighter layouts
- Lightweight at 8kg per chair, easy to reposition between covers
- Sold in packs of two for straightforward ordering in multiples
Operational Benefits
- Rustic weathered finish suits a wide range of hospitality interior styles
- Upholstered seat improves guest comfort during longer dining occasions
- Slim hoop back profile supports efficient use of floor space
- Pack-of-two format simplifies stock planning for cover counts
- Contract-grade rubber wood frame withstands routine front-of-house use
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 900(H) x 380(W) x 400(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
- Furniture seat
- Faux Leather
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Stackable
- Yes
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 8kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- They are built to contract standards and will handle regular daily use in a café environment. That said, venues with very high turnover may find a fully hard-sealed or metal-frame chair easier to maintain over time, particularly given the upholstered seat pad which requires more attention to cleaning than a solid surface.
- These chairs are designed for indoor use. Prolonged exposure to moisture or direct sunlight is likely to affect both the timber finish and the upholstered seat pad, so they are not recommended for outdoor or semi-exposed settings.
- Wiping spills promptly and using a fabric-appropriate cleaner for periodic maintenance will help preserve the seat. It is worth checking the fabric condition routinely — in high-use settings, reupholstering may eventually be more practical than replacement, depending on the frame condition.