Oregon Dining Chair with Espresso Vinyl Seat — Pack of 2
Product Description
The Oregon is a timber-framed dining chair with a fabric-padded seat and backrest finished in espresso brown vinyl. It is sold as a pack of two, making it practical for...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 820(H) x 400(W)mm
- Furniture seat
- Faux Leather
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Product Description
The Oregon is a timber-framed dining chair with a fabric-padded seat and backrest finished in espresso brown vinyl. It is sold as a pack of two, making it practical for operators furnishing or refreshing a dining area in manageable quantities. The dark wood finish sits comfortably across a range of interior styles, from traditional restaurant environments to contemporary café settings.
The slim profile is a practical consideration in commercial dining rooms where space between covers matters. Chairs that stack or tuck neatly under tables help maintain a tidy floor plan during service and make cleaning between sittings more straightforward. The vinyl upholstery, rather than fabric, is a sensible choice for commercial use — easier to wipe down between covers and more resistant to spills and general wear than cloth alternatives.
- Vinyl-upholstered seat and backrest — easier to clean than fabric in a commercial setting
- Slim profile tucks neatly under tables, helping to optimise floor space
- Dark wood frame suits a range of dining interior styles
- Sold in pairs, allowing phased purchasing or top-up orders
- Straightforward construction with no assembly complexity
At 8kg per chair, the Oregon is light enough for front-of-house staff to reposition during service without difficulty, which is worth considering in venues that rearrange covers for different booking sizes. The chair is suited to moderate-turnover dining environments. Operators running very high-volume, fast-turnover sites — where seating is in near-constant use across long shifts — may want to consider a heavier-duty specification.
If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating and want to talk through quantities, mix of chair styles, or suitability for your specific environment, we are happy to help before you place an order.
Key Features
- Espresso brown vinyl upholstery on padded seat and backrest
- Dark wood frame construction weighing 8kg per chair
- Slim profile designed to tuck neatly beneath dining tables
- Sold as a pack of two for flexible, phased purchasing
- Wipe-clean vinyl finish suited to commercial dining use
Operational Benefits
- Vinyl seat wipes clean quickly between covers during busy service
- Lightweight build allows easy repositioning by front-of-house staff
- Slim profile helps maximise usable floor space between tables
- Neutral dark wood finish works across varied dining room styles
- Pair format allows operators to top up seating without overstocking
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 820(H) x 400(W)mm
- Furniture seat
- Faux Leather
- Material
- Wood
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 8kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Vinyl is generally a more practical choice than fabric in commercial dining environments — it resists spills, is straightforward to wipe down between sittings, and holds up better to the kind of repeated daily contact you see in a busy restaurant or café. It will show wear over time with very heavy use, but it is a sensible upholstery choice for most commercial dining settings.
- That depends on your cover count and whether you keep any spare chairs in reserve for rearranging tables. Because the Oregon is sold in packs of two, it is straightforward to order in stages — useful if you are fitting out in phases or replacing chairs gradually. If you are unsure how many to start with, we are happy to talk it through.
- The Oregon has a wood frame, which is not designed for exposure to the elements. It is intended for indoor commercial dining use. If you need seating for an outdoor terrace or covered area with significant moisture exposure, a chair with a weather-resistant frame material would be more appropriate.