Chairs

The Bolero Marston is a side chair built on an aluminium tube frame with a wood grain effect paint finish, giving it the visual warmth of timber without the maintenance demands or added weight. The seat and backrest are woven from artificial rattan, producing a wicker-style look that is considerably more resistant to moisture, fading, and daily wear than natural rattan alternatives. Chairs are supplied in pairs.

Artificial rattan is a practical choice for covered outdoor terraces, café dining rooms, wine bars, and hospitality venues where a relaxed, natural aesthetic works with the surroundings. It handles the kind of routine use common in busy café and restaurant environments — stacking, moving between tables, variable humidity — without the deterioration that natural materials tend to show over time. The aluminium frame adds corrosion resistance, making it a reasonable option for semi-open or covered external areas as well as interior settings.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Aluminium frame resists corrosion — appropriate for covered outdoor and semi-open areas
• Artificial rattan holds up to moisture and fading better than natural alternatives
• Lightweight build makes repositioning and storage straightforward during service
• Wood grain frame finish sits well alongside timber furniture or neutral interior schemes
• Sold in packs of two — factor this into your quantity planning

The Marston suits cafés, bistros, hotel dining areas, and wine bars where comfort and aesthetic matter but heavy-duty contract durability is not the primary requirement. Venues needing high-volume stacking capability or a more robust contract-grade specification may find a purpose-built alternative a better fit.

If you're furnishing a new space or refreshing existing seating and want to talk through quantities or how these sit alongside other furniture in the range, the team is happy to have that conversation.

The Austin is a solid rubberwood dining chair with an upholstered seat in Helbeck Midnight fabric, sold as a pack of two. Its vintage-influenced profile carries enough restraint to work across a range of hospitality interiors — independent cafés, bistros, bar areas with fixed seating, and more formal restaurant dining rooms alike.

Rubberwood is a practical material choice for front-of-house furniture. It is reasonably hard-wearing under everyday hospitality use, holds its finish well, and is less prone to warping than softer timbers. The upholstered seat adds comfort during longer covers, which matters in settings where guests are expected to linger rather than turn quickly.

• Rubberwood frame — stable and durable under regular commercial use
• Upholstered seat in Helbeck Midnight fabric for diner comfort on longer covers
• Vintage-influenced profile that works across a range of interior styles
• Sold as a pack of two — practical for phased rollouts or filling gaps
• Compact footprint suitable for standard restaurant table spacing

As with any upholstered seating in a food service environment, cleaning routine is worth thinking through before ordering. How well the fabric resists spillage and responds to spot-cleaning will affect its longevity in busier settings. It is worth confirming that the fabric specification aligns with your cleaning protocols, particularly if you are ordering in volume.

The Austin is well suited to lower-turnover dining environments where aesthetic consistency and diner comfort are priorities. For high-turnover operations or venues with frequent spillage risk, a wipe-clean or fully hard-wearing alternative is likely the more practical choice.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to talk through how the Austin sits alongside other seating or table options, the team is happy to help you work through the details before you commit.

The Thame is a rubberwood dining chair with a slightly distressed, vintage-style finish that draws on mid-twentieth century design. Sold here as a pack of six, each chair is upholstered in Bison Espresso brown vinyl and constructed for contract use in commercial hospitality environments.

In practice, chairs in dining rooms take a great deal more punishment than most operators anticipate — repeated stacking, guests leaning back, and constant repositioning across hard flooring. The Thame is built with reinforced mortise and tenon joints, which is the traditional joinery method that holds up well to this kind of daily stress. The rubberwood frame is a dense, stable hardwood that resists warping under the temperature and humidity fluctuations common in busy restaurant environments.

Key practical points worth noting:

• CRIB 5 fire-retardant upholstery — a requirement for most UK licensed hospitality premises
• Vinyl seat covering wipes clean quickly between covers without specialist products
• Traditional solid back provides guest comfort without upholstered surfaces that are harder to maintain
• The vintage finish suits informal dining, pub restaurants, and casual bistro settings particularly well
• Pack of six reduces per-unit cost and ensures finish consistency across a batch

The chair's footprint suits standard restaurant table spacing without difficulty. It is not a stackable design, so storage space between services is worth factoring in if your site has limited back-of-house room. The pack weight is substantial, so plan your delivery access accordingly.

The Thame suits independent restaurants, pub dining rooms, hotel breakfast spaces, and event venues looking for a consistent, classic aesthetic at a practical contract price point. For higher-volume or very high-turnover environments, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty specification would be more appropriate.

If you are furnishing a full dining room or are unsure how many packs you need for your layout, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

These Bolero chairs combine a lightweight aluminium frame with ash wood seats and backs, offering a clean, contemporary look that works equally well indoors or out. Sold in packs of four, they are a practical choice for cafés, bars, bistros, and casual dining venues looking for seating that is easy to manage and presentable without being fussy.

The aluminium frame keeps each chair light enough to move and reposition quickly during service or when laying covers for a function, whilst the ash wood components give a warmer, more natural appearance than fully metal alternatives. The stackable design means storage between sittings or during off-peak periods is straightforward, which matters in venues where floor space is at a premium.

From a practical standpoint, these chairs offer several day-to-day advantages:

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint between covers
• Aluminium frame resists rust, making them suitable for covered outdoor areas
• Ash wood seats and backs add warmth to the aesthetic without requiring specialist maintenance
• Lightweight construction allows quick reconfiguration for functions or bookings
• Sold in fours, which suits straightforward table planning

There are a few practical points worth noting before ordering. Ash wood seating will benefit from periodic treatment with a suitable teak or furniture oil — particularly for any chairs used in outdoor or semi-exposed settings — to maintain the wood's condition over time. If chairs are to be used exclusively outdoors and exposed to heavy rainfall, a fully weatherproof alternative may be worth considering. The aluminium frame itself handles outdoor conditions well, but the wood components do require some basic upkeep.

These chairs are well suited to mid-volume hospitality venues wanting a consistent, professional look across the dining area without the weight and bulk of heavier commercial seating. For high-turnover operations or venues requiring maximum durability under constant use, it is worth exploring heavier-duty options within our furniture range.

If you are fitting out a full dining area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or how these chairs work alongside specific table options, the team is happy to help you plan it out properly.

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair built from rubber wood with a bison tan upholstered seat pad. The combination of a metal-style cross-back frame aesthetic and warm wood construction gives it a relaxed, retro character that works well in bars, bistros, and casual dining spaces looking for a heritage or industrial-influenced look without being heavy-handed about it.

In a contract hospitality setting, the rubber wood construction offers reasonable durability for moderate to busy table-turn environments. The seat pad adds comfort for customers sitting through longer visits, which is worth considering for venues where dwell time matters — a wine bar or neighbourhood bistro, for example, rather than a high-volume quick-service counter.

Practically, the chair suits venues where the aesthetic is a considered part of the overall offer. Key operational points to bear in mind:

• Rubber wood frame suited to indoor contract use
• Upholstered seat pad adds guest comfort for longer sittings
• Cross-back design is straightforward to wipe down around
• At 10kg, it stacks and moves without difficulty during a changeover
• Consistent with vintage, industrial-rustic, or shabby chic interior schemes

It is worth noting that upholstered seat pads in hospitality require more attention than hard seats over time — consider how the fabric will hold up against spills and cleaning routines in your specific environment before committing to a large order.

This chair is well suited to bars, café-bars, boutique hotels, and casual dining venues with a relaxed aesthetic. For higher-footfall venues with rapid turnovers, a hard-seat or easier-clean alternative may be more practical in the long run.

If you are specifying chairs across a full fit-out or are unsure which option suits your space and service style, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair built to contract furniture standard, intended for use alongside poseur tables, bar-height drinking shelves, or counter-level seating positions. The frame is constructed from solid rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, with a curved back and vertical slatted detail. The seat is padded and upholstered in Shetland Smoke fabric. At 10kg, it is a solid piece that sits firmly without moving underfoot.

In a commercial hospitality setting, the build quality matters more than it might first appear. Bar chairs take considerable punishment — repeated impact, customers leaning heavily on the back rail, and the general wear of a busy service. The solid wood construction and contract-rated specification mean this chair is designed to tolerate that kind of daily use rather than deteriorate quickly under it.

From a practical standpoint, the chair offers a reasonable combination of comfort and durability without overclaiming on either:

• Padded seat reduces fatigue for customers during longer visits
• Curved back with vertical slats provides some lumbar support
• Solid rubber wood frame resists racking and wobble over time
• Dark walnut finish works well in a range of traditional or contemporary bar environments
• Contract furniture rating gives operators confidence in longevity

One consideration worth noting is that the Shetland Smoke fabric seat will require routine checking and occasional cleaning in a high-spillage environment. Upholstered seating in bar settings generally needs more maintenance attention than hard seats, so it is worth factoring that into your cleaning schedule.

This chair is well suited to pubs, bars, hotel bars, and casual dining venues operating a counter or high-table format. It is a mid-range option — appropriate where operators want a presentable, durable chair without the cost of bespoke or premium contract seating. If you are furnishing a higher-volume venue or one with particularly demanding conditions, it is worth discussing whether a more robust specification would serve better in the long run.

If you are specifying seating across a full fit-out or have questions about quantities and suitability, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This hoop back bar chair combines a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with practical contract-grade construction. The frame is made from rubber wood finished in a weathered oak effect, giving it a relaxed, rustic character that works well in informal dining areas, bar counters, and hotel lounges. The Bison Bordeaux seat adds a warm accent colour that complements both contemporary and traditional interiors.

In a commercial setting, chairs at bar height take considerable daily wear — customers shift their weight, pull chairs across flooring, and lean back during longer visits. The rubber wood construction offers reasonable rigidity and resistance to the knocks and scrapes typical of busy service environments. At 10kg, the chair has enough presence to feel stable without being unwieldy for staff rearranging covers between services.

Practical considerations worth noting before ordering:

• French bistro-style profile suits venues with medium to high seating density
• Weathered oak finish pairs well with natural material schemes — stone, slate, reclaimed wood
• Bison Bordeaux upholstered seat adds comfort for extended bar dwell times
• Rubber wood frame is well suited to indoor use in controlled environments
• Contract-rated construction meets standard commercial durability requirements

This chair is best suited to restaurants, wine bars, hotel bar areas, and café counters where a relaxed, characterful aesthetic is part of the venue identity. It is not intended for outdoor or covered terrace use. For venues expecting very heavy footfall or rougher treatment, a fully upholstered or metal-framed alternative may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a larger space or mixing chair styles across zones, the team is happy to talk through what works well together — it's worth a conversation before placing a bulk order.

The Origin POP chair is a lightweight polypropylene stacking chair aimed at commercial dining, hospitality, and food-service environments. This listing covers a pack of two chairs in deep orange, a colourway that works well in casual dining rooms, café spaces, and outdoor eating areas where a bold, contemporary look is part of the offer.

Constructed from over 50% recycled polypropylene, the chair is designed to handle the everyday demands of a busy hospitality setting — regular stacking, frequent repositioning, and exposure to cleaning products. At 3.4kg per chair, staff can move and restack them quickly between covers without effort. The UV-resistant finish means the colour holds up reasonably well in outdoor or sun-exposed positions, which is a practical consideration for operators running terrace or pavement seating.

• Made from over 50% recycled polypropylene — durable and lower environmental impact
• UV-resistant finish reduces fading in outdoor or sun-exposed positions
• Lightweight construction aids quick turnaround between covers
• Stackable design helps with storage when space is at a premium
• Available in a range of colourways to suit different interior schemes

These chairs are well suited to casual dining restaurants, café bars, food halls, and outdoor hospitality areas. They are a practical choice where a consistent, on-brand look matters but where chairs will take regular, heavy use. For operators fitting out a larger venue or mixing seating types, it is worth considering whether a single colourway works throughout or whether the deep orange is best used as an accent alongside a neutral option.

If you are specifying seating across a whole site or want to discuss quantities and colourway combinations, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The hoop back dining chair is a well-established style in commercial hospitality seating, recognisable by its curved top rail and upholstered seat pad. This version is constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and fitted with a Shetland Scarlett fabric seat, and is supplied as a pack of two.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture. It is a dense, close-grained timber that holds fixings well and resists the kind of racking that develops in chairs subjected to years of guests leaning back and pushing away from tables. At 8kg per chair, these are solid enough to feel stable in use without being difficult to reposition during service or when reconfiguring a dining room layout.

From an operational standpoint, the hoop back design suits a wide range of venue styles — from traditional restaurant dining rooms to café bistro environments and hotel breakfast areas. The dark walnut finish sits comfortably alongside both light and mid-tone table tops. Practical points worth noting:

• Fabric seat pad adds comfort for longer dining occasions without requiring cushion covers
• Rubber wood frame is suited to standard commercial cleaning and maintenance routines
• Supplied in pairs, so ordering aligns neatly with table covers for two
• The proportions suit standard-height dining tables — verify your table height before ordering

These chairs are well suited to small and medium-sized venues looking for a consistent, contract-appropriate seating style that does not require a large capital outlay. For venues fitting out larger dining rooms or requiring stacking capability for easy storage, it is worth discussing alternative formats before committing to quantity.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing seating across multiple covers, feel free to get in touch — it helps to consider chair style, table height, and floor layout together before placing an order.

These Bolero bentwood side chairs pair a lacquered oak frame with a metal cross backrest and a treated rattan seat. The bentwood construction produces the gently curved profile that has been a fixture in café and restaurant settings for well over a century — practical in origin, and still well suited to informal dining environments where character and comfort matter in equal measure. They are sold in pairs, which suits operators building seating capacity gradually or replacing individual chairs within an existing scheme.

In a working front-of-house environment the rattan seat holds up well under regular daily use, though it benefits from prompt attention to spills rather than allowing moisture to sit. The lacquered oak frame resists the routine knocks and scrapes of a busy dining room, and the metal cross backrest adds structural integrity while keeping the overall weight low enough for staff to reposition quickly during room resets.

• Lightweight construction allows easy repositioning between covers
• Compact footprint suits tighter table spacing in smaller dining rooms
• Lacquered oak frame wipes down quickly between services
• Metal cross backrest adds rigidity without adding bulk
• Sold in pairs for flexible, incremental purchasing

These chairs are best suited to lower-turnover environments — cafés, bistros, wine bars and casual restaurants — where a considered aesthetic matters and daily cover volumes are moderate. In high-turnover operations with very frequent daily sittings, a fully upholstered or all-metal chair may offer greater long-term durability.

If you are furnishing a larger space or mixing seating styles across a room, we are happy to talk through what tends to work well in practice — worth a conversation before you commit to quantities.

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair made from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish. The cross-back frame is a long-established style in café and bistro settings — practical in its construction, familiar in its appearance, and well suited to venues that want a relaxed, characterful dining room without committing to bespoke or heavily styled furniture. Chairs are sold in pairs, which suits operators furnishing a room incrementally or replacing individual pieces within an existing set.

Rubber wood holds its finish well under normal front-of-house conditions and carries reasonable weight tolerance for everyday hospitality use. The cross-back configuration adds structural rigidity to the frame, which helps the chair maintain its shape over time in settings where seating is in near-constant daily use.

From an operational standpoint, the Bristol offers a few practical qualities worth noting:

• Stackable design simplifies storage during room resets and quiet periods
• Compact footprint tucks neatly under standard dining tables
• Weathered oak finish is relatively forgiving of minor marks and general wear
• Sold in pairs, making incremental restocking straightforward

It is worth being clear about where this chair is best positioned. Rubber wood is suited to indoor environments — operators considering covered terrace or outdoor use should look at chairs specified for exterior conditions. For high-turnover venues where seating takes considerable daily punishment, a contract-grade option with a heavier frame specification may prove more cost-effective over time.

The Bristol is well suited to independent cafés, wine bars, bistros, and smaller restaurant dining rooms where moderate daily use is the norm and the relaxed aesthetic fits the venue's character.

If you'd like to talk through whether this chair is the right fit for your space and covers the numbers you need, we're glad to help before you place an order.

The Bristol bar chair is a fixed-height bar chair constructed from rubber wood, finished in a weathered oak tone with a Bison Cedar upholstered seat pad. The cross-back frame gives it a recognisable retro-industrial character that sits comfortably within café, bar, and restaurant settings where a relaxed but considered aesthetic is part of the offer.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is a dense, stable hardwood with reasonable resistance to the knocks and daily wear that come with front-of-house use. The padded seat makes extended dwell time more comfortable for guests, which matters in settings where customers are encouraged to linger over drinks or meals at the bar.

From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a few straightforward advantages worth noting:

• Upholstered seat pad adds comfort without requiring separate seat cushions
• Cross-back design is a durable, structurally sound format proven in hospitality settings
• Rubber wood construction keeps weight manageable for daily stacking and repositioning
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of interior palettes from industrial to rustic
• Rated for contract use, meaning it is designed to withstand regular, repeated daily use

At 10kg, the chair is light enough to be moved and reset by front-of-house staff without difficulty. It is worth confirming bar counter or table heights against the chair dimensions before ordering, as bar seating only works well when the relationship between seat height and surface height is correct. The one-year warranty is standard for this category of contract chair.

This chair is well suited to independent bars, café bars, restaurant bar areas, and similar hospitality venues looking for a practical, characterful seating option without the cost of bespoke furniture. If you are fitting out a larger venue or need seating that will face particularly heavy daily use, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty option would be more appropriate.

If you are unsure how many chairs your space requires, or want to talk through how this fits within a wider seating scheme, the team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in a weathered oak tone, with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison cedar fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it a practical purchase for operators furnishing dining areas incrementally or topping up existing sets. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a traditional character that sits comfortably in a range of hospitality settings.

Rubber wood is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up well under the daily demands of a commercial dining environment — repeated use across sittings, occasional knocks, and regular cleaning. The horseshoe seat design allows for easier seating and departure, which is a practical advantage in busier front-of-house settings where turnover matters. The bison cedar upholstery adds a degree of comfort for seated diners without introducing the maintenance burden of a fully cushioned chair.

• Solid rubber wood frame offering structural stability under daily commercial use
• Curved back with vertical slats for comfort and a traditional aesthetic
• Horseshoe seat profile aids seating and exit during busy service periods
• Bison cedar fabric seat balances comfort with practical durability
• Sold in pairs, suited to incremental purchasing or topping up existing sets

There are no complex installation requirements — the chairs arrive ready for use. It is worth confirming the seat height works with your table specification before ordering in volume, and considering whether the fabric seat is appropriate for your cleaning regime and the nature of your service. For higher-footfall venues or outdoor-adjacent spaces, a fully hard-wearing frame and wipe-clean seat may be more practical.

This chair is well suited to cafés, hotel dining rooms, restaurants, and function spaces where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate and seating is used across a moderate number of covers. If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities or alternatives, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Thame is a contract dining chair built around a classic mid-twentieth century silhouette. The frame is constructed from rubberwood with a slightly distressed, vintage-style finish, giving it the appearance of a traditional wooden chair while maintaining the structural consistency expected of commercial furniture. Seating is upholstered in Bison Cedar green vinyl — a warm, earthy tone that works well in pub dining rooms, hotel restaurants, and independent bistros. This listing covers a pack of six chairs.

In busy hospitality environments, chair durability is largely determined by joint construction. The Thame uses reinforced mortise and tenon joints throughout, which resist the racking forces that accumulate over years of daily use — particularly relevant in high-turnover covers where chairs are moved frequently during service. The solid back adds rigidity and prevents the flex that often leads to joint failure in cheaper contract chairs over time.

From an operational standpoint, the vinyl upholstery is straightforward to keep clean between covers. It wipes down quickly and does not absorb spills in the way fabric seating does, which matters in environments where table turns are fast. The chairs also conform to CRIB 5 fire retardancy standards, which is a requirement for most licensed and hospitality venues in the UK.

• Rubberwood frame with vintage-distressed finish suits traditional and contemporary dining interiors
• CRIB 5 fire rating meets standard UK hospitality compliance requirements
• Vinyl upholstery cleans quickly between covers, supporting efficient table turns
• Reinforced joinery holds up well under the repeated stress of daily commercial use

The Thame suits established dining rooms looking for a chair with period character that will hold its structure under sustained use. It is particularly well suited to venues with a traditional or rustic interior scheme. For very high-volume sites — canteens or large event spaces where chairs face more intensive daily handling — it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty specification would be more appropriate for the long term.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating across multiple rooms, feel free to get in touch — it helps to talk through quantities, floor layout, and finish compatibility before committing to an order of this kind.

The Asti is a straightforward padded dining chair built on a rubber wood frame with a soft oak finish. It comes with a deep padded seat and padded back upholstered in green diamond fabric, and is sold in pairs. The arched back and seat padding make it a genuinely comfortable option for extended dining periods, without the chair becoming bulky or difficult to arrange in tighter floor plans.

In a hospitality setting, the Asti works well where you need consistent comfort across a full dining room without a significant spend per cover. The rubber wood frame holds up reasonably well under everyday commercial use, and the padded upholstery gives the chair a more considered appearance than a basic stacking alternative. It suits environments where customers may be seated for an hour or more — a café, a pub dining area, or a smaller independent restaurant.

Practical points worth noting:

• Padded seat and back for extended customer comfort
• Rubber wood frame with soft oak finish — presentable in most casual dining settings
• Sold as a pack of two, which suits straightforward stock ordering
• Compact footprint works well in standard table layouts
• Green diamond upholstery — a specific colour choice, so confirm it suits your scheme before ordering in volume

The upholstered finish does require routine maintenance in a commercial environment. Fabric seating in busy or food-heavy settings will need regular cleaning, and it is worth confirming the fabric's cleanability before committing to a large order.

This chair is a practical fit for cafés, coffee shops, pub dining rooms, and smaller independent restaurants. It is less suited to very high-turnover environments where a wipeable hard seat might be more practical day to day.

If you are fitting out a full dining room or are unsure whether this style and upholstery colour fits your scheme, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair built for commercial hospitality environments. The frame is constructed from rubber wood finished in a soft oak tone, and the padded seat is upholstered in a Shetland Forest fabric. It is designed to pair with poseur tables, bar counters, and drinking shelves at standard bar height.

Built to contract furniture standard, the chair is intended for environments where seating takes sustained daily use — bars, pub dining areas, hotel lobbies, and similar front-of-house spaces. The solid wood construction gives it the kind of rigidity that cheaper alternatives often lack after a few months of heavy use, and the upholstered seat holds up well in settings where guests spend extended time at the bar.

From an operational standpoint, the Manhattan offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Solid rubber wood frame resists racking under repeated loading and shifting
• Curved back with vertical slats provides passive lumbar support without complex mechanism
• Padded upholstered seat improves dwell comfort during longer service periods
• Contract-standard build reduces the likelihood of early replacement costs
• Neutral finish works within a range of existing interior schemes

At 10kg, the chair is reasonably easy to reposition but has enough weight to feel stable on smooth floor surfaces. It is worth confirming that your floor type and bar counter height are a good match before ordering multiples — bar chair height is not adjustable on this model. For venues needing a lighter chair or a different upholstery colour, alternatives are available within the range.

This chair suits licensed premises, hotel bars, and café or restaurant counter seating where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate. It is less well suited to very high-turnover fast-casual environments where seating is frequently moved or stacked.

If you are specifying seating across a refurbishment or new fit-out and want to talk through quantities, mix of styles, or suitability for your space, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table and four matching side chairs, finished in a soft oak stain with a matte PU top coat. The table sits on a powder-coated metal base with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows for straightforward levelling on uneven timber or tiled floors — a practical consideration in older commercial premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The chairs share the same soft oak finish and are fitted with padded seats upholstered in a bison espresso easy-clean vinyl.

In a hospitality or dining environment, this kind of set tends to work well in smaller café or bistro settings where space is used efficiently and a consistent aesthetic matters. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space during quiet periods or when cleaning. The vinyl seat upholstery wipes down quickly between covers, reducing turnaround time without requiring specialist cleaning products.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Rubberwood is a stable, reasonably hardwearing timber suitable for regular hospitality use, though it is not as resistant to heavy knocks as solid oak or laminate alternatives
• The matte PU finish gives a clean, contemporary appearance but will benefit from regular wiping to maintain condition in high-use environments
• The set accommodates four diners comfortably; for larger tables or covers, additional sets or different configurations may be worth exploring
• At a combined weight of 47kg for the full set, delivery access and floor loading should be considered for upper-floor dining rooms

This set is well suited to small cafés, hotel breakfast rooms, staff dining areas, or front-of-house hospitality spaces where a coherent, understated look is needed without a high budget outlay. It is less suited to very high-footfall operations where furniture takes significant daily punishment.

If you are fitting out a dining space and would like to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this set is the right specification for your environment, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Harland side chair is an upholstered contract dining chair designed for indoor hospitality use. It features a quilted vintage leather seat pad mounted on a solid metal frame with an industrial aesthetic, and is sold as a pack of two.

In a contract setting, chair durability is determined largely by frame rigidity and the quality of the upholstery join. The Harland's solid metal frame holds up well under the repeated loading and shifting typical of a busy dining room or bar. The quilted vintage leather finish is hardwearing for a hospitality environment, though like all leather-effect upholstered seating it benefits from regular wiping down to maintain appearance over time.

From an operational standpoint, this chair suits venues that want a consistent, characterful look without investing in fully bespoke furniture. Key practical points include:

• Genuine vintage leather upholstery — straightforward to wipe clean between covers
• Solid metal frame provides stability on hard flooring typical of commercial dining spaces
• Compact footprint works well in tighter table configurations
• Suitable for all standard indoor contract environments
• Sold in pairs, which suits incremental seating additions or replacements

These chairs are intended for indoor use only and are not rated for outdoor or covered terrace settings. The vintage leather colour may vary slightly between production batches, so it is worth ordering all chairs needed for a single area at the same time where a consistent finish matters.

The Harland side chair is well suited to bars, pubs, independent restaurants, and café settings aiming for a relaxed, retro-influenced interior. For venues requiring heavier-duty seating — such as high-turnover quick-service sites — a stackable or reinforced contract chair may be a more practical choice.

If you are specifying seating across multiple areas or want to discuss quantities, finish consistency, or suitability for your space, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

This set of six lattice back dining chairs is designed for commercial hospitality environments where character and durability both matter. The chairs are constructed from rubberwood in a dark walnut finish, with a traditional lattice back and drop-in seat pad upholstered in Shetland Smoke grey vinyl. The overall aesthetic sits comfortably in settings that favour a classic or heritage-influenced interior.

In practical terms, the vinyl seat pad is the right call for hospitality use — it wipes clean quickly between covers, resists spills, and holds up well under the daily wear that fabric simply cannot sustain at pace. The rubberwood frame is a contract-grade material, chosen for its stability and resistance to the knocks and movement that come with regular front-of-house use. Each chair meets CRIB 5 fire retardancy standards, which is a baseline requirement for most licensed and public hospitality premises in the UK.

• Lattice back design adds visual interest without requiring premium pricing
• CRIB 5-compliant upholstery meets UK hospitality fire safety requirements
• Vinyl seat pad cleans quickly between service sittings
• Contract-grade rubberwood construction suited to daily commercial use
• Sold as a pack of six — practical for full table sets or top-up orders

Being sold in a pack of six makes these well suited to operators equipping full table sets or filling gaps in an existing scheme. The dark walnut and smoke grey palette is versatile enough to sit alongside a range of interior styles — from traditional pub dining rooms to more contemporary casual restaurants. That said, it is worth considering the full room layout before ordering, particularly if you are mixing chair styles or matching to existing furniture.

If you are furnishing a larger venue or need guidance on quantities, finish options, or suitability for a specific setting, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This hoop back bar chair combines a classic bistro-influenced silhouette with materials suited to commercial front-of-house environments. The frame is constructed from rubber wood finished in dark walnut, giving it a warm, grounded aesthetic that works across a range of venue styles — from traditional pub dining rooms to contemporary hotel bars. The seat is upholstered in Shetland Scarlett, a fabric that introduces a considered accent of colour without overpowering the surrounding décor.

In practice, the chair performs well in settings where seating sees regular daily turnover. The rubber wood frame offers reasonable rigidity for bar-height use, and at 10kg the chair has enough presence to feel stable without being difficult to reposition during service or cleaning. The upholstered seat adds comfort for customers seated for longer periods, which matters in environments where dwell time is part of the offer.

From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Dark walnut finish conceals minor surface wear that accumulates through normal service
• Upholstered seat suits venues where customer comfort is a priority during longer visits
• Classic hoop back profile fits neatly under most standard bar counters when not in use
• Rubber wood construction provides a balance of weight and durability for daily commercial use
• Neutral colour palette works alongside a wide range of existing interior schemes

It is worth considering that upholstered seating requires more attention to hygiene than hard seats — particularly in wet or high-spillage environments such as sports bars or outdoor-facing areas. In those settings, a wipe-clean or hard seat option may be more practical. This chair is better suited to dining-led bars, hotel lounges, and restaurant spaces where presentation and comfort are weighted alongside durability.

If you are furnishing a new space or replacing existing seating across a large site, it is worth thinking through your volume requirements and the mix of seating heights before ordering. The team is happy to talk through what works for your layout and service style.

The Manhattan is a traditional-style dining chair built from solid rubber wood, finished in dark walnut with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison bordeaux fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it practical for operators furnishing multiple covers at once.

The chair's construction uses rubber wood throughout, which offers reasonable durability for commercial dining use. The curved back with vertical slats provides a degree of lumbar support for seated guests, and the upholstered seat adds comfort suitable for table-service dining. The dark walnut finish suits a range of interior styles from traditional pub dining rooms to more contemporary restaurant spaces.

From an operational standpoint, the Manhattan is well suited to environments where chairs are in regular daily use across multiple sittings. Key practical points include:

• Solid wood frame resists the racking and loosening common with lighter commercial chairs
• Upholstered seat can be wiped down between covers with appropriate fabric cleaner
• Compact footprint works well in tighter dining layouts where cover density matters
• Pack-of-two format simplifies procurement when furnishing in quantity

At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan is straightforward to reposition during floor resets. The rubber wood construction is suitable for indoor use; it is not designed for outdoor or covered terrace settings where humidity and temperature variation would affect the timber and upholstery over time.

This chair is a practical choice for restaurants, gastropubs, hotel dining rooms, and similar indoor dining environments with moderate to high daily covers. Operators furnishing very high-volume or late-night venues may wish to consider heavier-duty contract seating designed for more intensive use cycles.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating and would like guidance on quantities, layout, or alternative finishes, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair with a curved back and vertical slat detail, finished in dark walnut. The horseshoe seat is upholstered in bison cedar fabric. Chairs are supplied in pairs, making it straightforward to outfit tables progressively as covers are added or a dining room is fitted out in stages.

Rubber wood is a practical material choice for commercial dining environments. It holds up well under the repeated stress of daily use — chairs being pulled out, pushed back, and shifted between settings — without the brittleness that affects some lighter timber alternatives. At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan has enough weight to feel stable but remains manageable for front-of-house staff rearranging covers between services.

The upholstered seat adds comfort during longer sittings, which is relevant for operators running table dining where dwell time matters. The curved back with vertical slats provides reasonable lumbar support without the bulk of fully upholstered options, keeping the chair visually clean in a range of dining room styles.

• Solid rubber wood frame — durable under frequent daily use
• Upholstered seat improves comfort during longer covers
• Traditional styling works across café, restaurant and hospitality settings
• Supplied in pairs — practical for staged or phased fit-outs
• Manageable weight for front-of-house repositioning between services

These chairs are suited to moderate-traffic dining rooms. For very high-turnover environments — such as quick-service restaurants or canteens with tight cover cycles — a contract-grade chair with a more robust frame specification may be worth considering. The 1-year warranty reflects the product's positioning as a mid-range commercial option rather than heavy-duty contract furniture.

If you're fitting out a dining room and have questions about quantities, mix of seating styles, or suitability for a specific environment, we're happy to talk it through.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single compact arrangement. The tabletop is made from solid rubberwood, stained in a soft oak shade and finished with a PU matte topcoat that resists everyday surface wear. The metal base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to sit level on uneven tiled or timber floors without shimming.

In a front-of-house setting, the set performs reliably in low- to mid-volume environments — café dining rooms, hotel breakout spaces, staff canteens, and similar settings where covers turn at a moderate pace. The rubberwood construction holds up well under normal commercial use, though it is not intended for high-turnover environments where furniture takes sustained heavy punishment across multiple services daily.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Soft oak stain and matte PU finish give a clean, unfussy aesthetic that suits contemporary interiors
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on imperfect floor surfaces without tools
• Manhattan chairs tuck fully under the table, keeping floor space clear between services
• Padded seats upholstered in Shetland Forest vinyl wipe down easily and resist common spills
• Powder-coated metal base resists corrosion from routine cleaning

The set ships as a complete matched unit. At 47kg combined, delivery access and handling on installation day are worth considering, particularly for upper-floor venues or sites with restricted access. This is a four-cover configuration — venues needing larger table groupings or a different cover count should consider alternative sizing options within the range.

This set suits cafés, hotel dining rooms, staff restaurants, and smaller hospitality venues looking for a practical, consistent aesthetic across their seating. If you are furnishing a larger space or need to match an existing scheme, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit.

The Tenby Outdoor Poseur Set in Onyx is a contract-specification bar-height table and chair set designed for commercial outdoor use. Each pack contains two complete sets — a square high-top table paired with two stackable bar chairs with grey seat cushions — finished in a powder-coated onyx black steel frame. This is a straightforward, practical choice for operators fitting out an outdoor trading area who need furniture that holds up to regular use without constant maintenance.

In commercial environments, outdoor furniture takes considerable punishment — seasonal weather, frequent rearrangement, heavy daily use, and the occasional knock from a busy service. The Tenby set's powder-coated steel construction resists rust and surface degradation reasonably well for year-round outdoor placement, making it a sensible option where bringing furniture in nightly isn't always practical. The stackable chairs reduce storage demand at the end of service or during quieter periods, which is a genuine operational benefit in space-limited outdoor areas.

• Contract-grade build suited to high-footfall outdoor trading areas
• Stackable chairs simplify end-of-service tidying and compact storage
• Powder-coated steel resists rust and surface wear in outdoor conditions
• Poseur height suits standing-service, bar-style, and casual dining formats
• Onyx black finish coordinates with a wide range of outdoor branding schemes

Installation requirements are minimal — no fixing, electrical, or water connections are needed. At 45kg per pack, the sets are manageable to position and reposition, though it's worth considering ground surface suitability; poseur-height furniture can be less stable on uneven or soft ground, so a level hardstanding surface is advisable. The sets are supplied as a pack of two, so quantities should be planned accordingly for your seating layout.

These sets are well suited to pubs, bars, cafes, and casual dining venues with outdoor terraces, courtyards, or garden areas where a poseur-height format fits the service style. They represent a practical mid-market option for operators wanting durable, presentable outdoor furniture without a significant capital outlay. For larger outdoor spaces requiring more extensive seating, it's worth considering whether higher-specification contract ranges with extended weather warranties would better suit the volume of use.

If you're unsure how many sets your space requires or whether poseur height is the right format for your operation, we're happy to talk it through.

The Everyday Hoop Back Bar Chair is a contract-grade bar seat finished in dark walnut rubber wood with a bison espresso upholstered seat pad. The hoop back profile is a familiar bistro-style form that works comfortably across a range of venue types, from bar counters and high tables through to casual dining areas where a taller seat is preferred.

Rubber wood is a reasonable choice for commercial furniture — it accepts stain finishes consistently and holds up well under the regular handling and knocks that come with busy hospitality use. At 10kg, the chair is stable underfoot without being unnecessarily heavy to reposition at the end of service.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical considerations are straightforward:

• Contract-rated construction suitable for continuous commercial use
• Rubber wood frame handles the day-to-day wear typical of bar and restaurant environments
• Upholstered seat pad adds comfort for customers seated at height for extended periods
• Dark walnut finish suits warm, neutral, and industrial-style interiors
• Manageable weight makes end-of-night stacking and repositioning practical

Before ordering in volume, it is worth considering floor surface and whether the chair base profile suits your specific counter height. Bar chairs sit within a fairly narrow ergonomic window, so confirming seat height against your counter height before committing to a bulk order is always worthwhile. The one-year warranty reflects standard contract furniture expectations at this price point.

This chair is well suited to smaller bars, independent restaurants, and hotel lounge areas looking for a practical bistro-style seat with a warm finish. If your venue has particularly high footfall or requires seating that sees near-continuous use across long trading hours, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty specification would be more appropriate for your situation.

If you have questions about quantities, mix-and-match options, or suitability for a specific fit-out, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single, coordinated package. The tabletop is cut from solid rubberwood, finished in a soft oak stain and sealed with a matte PU top coat that resists everyday surface wear. The metal table base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, making it straightforward to level on uneven floor surfaces common in older premises.

The Manhattan chairs share the same soft oak stain as the table and are designed to tuck fully beneath the tabletop when not in use — a practical consideration in tighter dining rooms where floor space matters between services. Each chair carries a padded seat upholstered in a bison bordeaux easy-clean vinyl, which wipes down quickly after service without requiring specialist care.

From an operational standpoint, this set suits lower-turnover dining environments rather than high-volume, rapid-turnaround covers. The rubberwood construction is durable for regular use, though operators running busy all-day service should consider whether a heavier-duty specification would better fit that demand level. The matte PU coating on the tabletop provides reasonable protection but will benefit from routine care to maintain its appearance over time.

• Adjustable feet allow levelling on wood, tile, or slightly uneven floors
• Easy-clean vinyl seats reduce time spent on post-service cleaning
• Chairs tuck under the table neatly, helping to manage floor space
• Coordinated finish across table and chairs simplifies room presentation
• Powder-coated metal base offers reliable stability without floor fixings

This set is well suited to smaller cafés, wine bars, hotel breakfast rooms, or low-footfall restaurant areas where a clean, consistent aesthetic matters and covers per session are modest. If your operation runs significantly higher volumes or a more demanding service style, it is worth discussing whether a more robust alternative would serve you better long term.

If you are unsure whether this set fits your space or your service pattern, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Kilsby is a fixed-height bar chair built for commercial use in bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from rubber wood in a vintage finish, with curved back legs that give it a considered, relaxed aesthetic without veering into overly decorative territory. Both the seat and backrest are padded and upholstered in a bison espresso finish, offering a reasonable level of comfort for customers seated at bar counters or poseur-height tables.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial furniture — it is a dense, stable hardwood that handles the knocks and repeated use a busy venue will put it through. The 12kg weight means the chair sits firmly without being unwieldy to reposition during a service reset or a venue reconfiguration.

From an operational standpoint, the Kilsby suits venues that want a consistent, mid-range aesthetic without the fragility of lighter furniture or the cost of bespoke joinery. It works well in:

• Bar areas and cocktail counters with fixed poseur-height seating
• Casual dining spaces with high tables
• Hotel bar and lounge areas with a relaxed, warm aesthetic
• Craft beer venues, wine bars, and bistro-style operations

It carries a one-year warranty, which is standard for commercial seating at this price point. As with any upholstered commercial chair, the longevity of the seat fabric depends on cleaning regime and the volume of covers it sees — venues with very high turnover may want to consider a more heavy-duty specification.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss finish options and quantities, the team is happy to talk through what works best for your venue before you commit to an order.

The Bath dining chair is a rubberwood-framed chair finished in a weathered oak stain, supplied as a pack of six. The back is upholstered in a woven Shetland Scarlett fabric, while the seat is covered in Bison Espresso vinyl — a practical contrast that works well in hospitality settings where both appearance and ease of cleaning matter. The chair meets Crib 5 fire retardant standards, which is a requirement for seating used in most licensed and public-facing venues in the UK.

In operational terms, the vinyl seat surface is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which helps keep turnover smooth during busy service periods. The rubberwood frame is a dense, stable hardwood commonly used in commercial furniture for its resistance to warping and reasonable durability under the day-to-day wear of a busy dining room. The weathered oak finish gives a neutral, versatile look that sits comfortably alongside a range of interior schemes without demanding a specific décor theme.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Crib 5 compliance makes these suitable for restaurants, hotels, and licensed premises
• Vinyl seat surface wipes clean easily between service periods
• Woven fabric back adds comfort without compromising the commercial-grade build
• Supplied as a fixed pack of six — useful for consistent seating across a dining area
• Rubberwood frame offers good stability without excessive weight per chair

These chairs are well suited to mid-volume restaurants, café-bars, and hotel dining rooms looking for a presentable, practical chair at a sensible price point. If your venue has particularly high footfall or chairs are subject to heavy daily use, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty frame specification would be more appropriate for your environment.

If you are fitting out a full dining space and want to discuss quantities, configuration, or whether this chair works alongside other pieces in your scheme, our team is happy to talk it through with you.