Thame Dining Chair Weathered Oak & Bison Tan Seat (6 Pack)
Product Description
The Thame is a traditional-style dining chair built for commercial hospitality use. Drawing on 1940s design references, it pairs a solid rubberwood frame with a upholstered seat in Bison Tan...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 850(H) x 450(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
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Product Description
The Thame is a traditional-style dining chair built for commercial hospitality use. Drawing on 1940s design references, it pairs a solid rubberwood frame with a upholstered seat in Bison Tan vinyl — a combination that reads as warm and inviting whilst remaining practical for high-turnover dining environments. This listing covers a pack of six chairs.
In busy dining rooms, chairs take considerable punishment — scraped across floors, leaned back on, stacked and unstacked during covers changeover. The Thame is constructed with reinforced mortise and tenon joints throughout, which is the detail that matters most in contract furniture: it determines how long the frame stays tight under repeated stress rather than gradually loosening at the joints. The rubberwood frame with a muted weathered oak finish holds up well in environments where chairs are in constant use across lunch and evening services.
From an operational standpoint, the Bison Tan vinyl upholstery makes end-of-service cleaning straightforward — a wipe-down rather than a more involved process. The chair also conforms to CRIB 5 fire resistance standards, which is a requirement for public hospitality spaces and removes a compliance consideration for operators.
- Solid traditional frame construction suitable for high-turnover dining
- Reinforced joints resist loosening under sustained commercial use
- CRIB 5 compliant vinyl upholstery for hospitality environments
- Easy-clean seat surface supports quick turnaround between covers
- Weathered oak finish works well in rustic, traditional, or gastropub settings
The Thame is well suited to restaurants, pubs, hotels, and café dining rooms where a traditional aesthetic is the goal. It is sold in packs of six, which suits staged rollouts as well as full room fits. For very high-volume venues with particularly demanding service patterns, a heavier-duty contract chair may be worth considering.
If you are fitting out a full dining room or matching to existing furniture, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk through quantities, finishes, and whether this chair is the right fit for your space.
Key Features
- Rubberwood frame with reinforced mortise and tenon joint construction
- Weathered oak finish on solid contract-grade rubberwood
- Bison Tan vinyl seat upholstery rated to CRIB 5 fire standard
- Traditional solid-back design with 1940s styling references
- Supplied as a pack of six for straightforward bulk ordering
Operational Benefits
- Reinforced joints maintain frame integrity under sustained daily commercial use
- CRIB 5 compliance satisfies fire safety requirements for public hospitality spaces
- Vinyl upholstery wipes clean quickly, supporting efficient covers turnaround
- Traditional aesthetic suits gastropubs, hotels, and classic restaurant interiors
- Six-chair pack simplifies procurement and reduces per-unit cost for operators
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 6
- Colour
- Brown
- Dimensions
- 850(H) x 450(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
- Furniture seat
- Faux Leather
- Material
- Rubber Wood
- Warranty
- 1 Year
- Weight
- 48kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Thame is constructed from rubberwood and upholstered in vinyl, neither of which is rated for outdoor exposure. It is designed for indoor commercial use. For covered terraces or outdoor seating, a chair with a weather-resistant frame material would be more appropriate.
- CRIB 5 is the fire resistance standard required for upholstered furniture in UK public hospitality environments, including restaurants, hotels, and licensed premises. The Thame's vinyl upholstery meets this standard, so it can be used in compliance with UK fire safety regulations without modification.
- The Thame is a traditional dining chair rather than a purpose-built stacking chair, so it is not designed to be stacked in columns the way banqueting chairs are. For venues that frequently reconfigure their dining space, it is worth considering how chairs will be stored when not in use before purchasing.