Chairs

This set of six lattice-back dining chairs is made from rubberwood in a dark walnut finish, with drop-in seat pads upholstered in Shetland Sea blue vinyl. The lattice back design gives the chair a traditional character that works well in pub dining rooms, club lounges, and independent restaurants looking for something with a little more visual interest than a plain-back alternative.

In a commercial hospitality setting, chair durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The rubberwood frame is a practical choice for contract use — it is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up well under the repeated stress of a busy dining operation. The vinyl seat pad is simple to wipe clean between covers, which is a meaningful advantage during a fast turnaround service.

A few things worth noting before ordering:

• Each chair meets CRIB 5 fire retardancy standards, making them compliant for licensed and hospitality premises
• The vinyl upholstery is practical for high-turnover environments where seat cleaning speed matters
• Sold as a pack of six, which suits operators fitting out a section or small dining room in one order
• Rubberwood is a solid, contract-grade material — not a composite or flat-pack construction
• The dark walnut finish pairs naturally with a range of table tops and interior colour schemes

These chairs are well suited to small to mid-sized hospitality venues — pub dining rooms, café-restaurants, and function spaces. The traditional lattice styling tends to suit interiors with a classic or heritage feel rather than a contemporary or industrial aesthetic, so it is worth considering how they sit alongside your existing furniture and décor before committing to a larger quantity.

If you are fitting out a larger space and are unsure whether the style, pack size, or finish is the right fit, the team are happy to talk it through with you.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair with a curved back, vertical slat detailing, and a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison cedar fabric. Sold as a pack of two, it is aimed at commercial dining spaces where a traditional aesthetic and robust everyday construction are both required.

Rubber wood is a reliable choice for commercial seating — it handles the movement, stacking, and general wear of a busy dining room better than many softer timber species. The curved back design provides reasonable lumbar support for diners, which is a practical consideration in settings where guests are seated for extended periods. The bison cedar fabric seat adds a degree of comfort without the maintenance demands of more delicate upholstery.

From an operational standpoint, this chair suits environments where appearance matters alongside durability:

• Solid rubber wood frame handles the demands of daily commercial use
• Upholstered horseshoe seat improves diner comfort during longer sittings
• Traditional curved back with vertical slats suits classic or heritage interiors
• Sold in pairs, allowing flexible ordering to match cover counts
• Straightforward construction keeps maintenance requirements low

At 8kg per chair, these are not especially lightweight, which is worth considering if staff are expected to rearrange the dining room frequently between sittings. The upholstered seat will require routine cleaning to maintain appearance in a food service environment, so operators should confirm the fabric is compatible with their cleaning products before ordering.

These chairs are well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, private members clubs, or function spaces where a traditional timber aesthetic is preferred. For higher-volume or more demanding sites — such as banqueting venues with frequent layout changes — a lighter or fully stackable alternative may be worth considering.

If you would like to discuss quantities, suitability for your space, or how these sit alongside other furniture in our range, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Asti is a straightforward, padded dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish. It features a deep padded seat and a padded arched back, offering a reasonable level of comfort for customers seated over extended periods. The chair is sold in packs of two, which suits operators furnishing in small increments or filling gaps in an existing layout.

In a commercial front-of-house setting, the Asti performs well in lower-intensity environments where chairs are in consistent but not especially heavy daily use. The rubber wood frame is reasonably robust for café and restaurant use, though it is worth considering that rubber wood is lighter in construction than solid hardwood alternatives — which may be a factor for very high-turnover sites.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Padded seat and back improve comfort for longer dining occasions
• Dark walnut finish suits contemporary café and casual dining interiors
• Rubber wood frame keeps the overall weight low, making repositioning straightforward
• Sold in packs of two — plan quantities carefully to avoid unnecessary repeat orders
• No assembly tools required beyond standard flat-pack fitting

This chair is best suited to cafés, coffee shops, casual dining restaurants, and pub dining areas where a clean, comfortable seat is needed without the expense of a heavily built hospitality chair. For venues with very high daily covers or where chairs take significant rough handling, a more heavily constructed alternative would be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a larger space or are unsure whether this chair suits your layout and service style, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a quantity.

The Bolero Valletta armchairs are a practical outdoor seating option for commercial hospitality environments. Constructed from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), the slatted seat and back are designed to replicate a wood effect while offering the durability and low maintenance that resin materials provide. Sold as a pack of four, they are a straightforward choice for operators furnishing or refreshing an outdoor seating area.

HDPE holds up well in exposed conditions — it resists UV fading, surface scratching, and the general wear that comes with constant public use. The material does not require sealing, staining, or seasonal treatment, which reduces the ongoing maintenance burden compared with genuine timber furniture. Spillages and food residue wipe away easily, which matters during busy service periods when staff have little time for detailed cleaning between covers.

• Stackable design keeps storage footprint manageable between services or during off-season periods
• Non-scuffing feet reduce the risk of marking paved or decked surfaces
• Meets EN581-1:2017, EN581-2:2015/AC:2016, and EN1022:2023 standards for contract outdoor furniture
• Matching tables are available within the Bolero Valletta range for a consistent look

At just over six kilograms each, the chairs are light enough for front-of-house staff to reposition or stack without difficulty. The armchair format suits relaxed dining and drinks settings rather than high-turnover, bench-style arrangements where armless chairs tend to work better.

These chairs are well suited to pub gardens, café terraces, hotel outdoor dining areas, and similar hospitality settings where a clean, consistent appearance is needed without significant maintenance commitment. They are not intended for indoor use or environments requiring upholstered seating.

If you are fitting out a larger space or have questions about quantities and coordinating pieces from the Valletta range, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bristol is a bar-height chair combining a rubber wood frame in a dark walnut finish with a metal cross-back panel and an upholstered seat pad in bison tan. The result is a chair that sits somewhere between traditional timber construction and the pared-back industrial aesthetic that has become a reliable choice for cafés, bars, and casual dining spaces. The seat pad lifts comfort noticeably for guests who are staying for more than a quick drink, which matters in venues where dwell time is part of the offer.

Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood that holds up well in front-of-house environments when maintained properly. The metal cross-back adds structural rigidity and is consistent with the current trend for mixed-material furniture without tipping into novelty. At 10kg per chair, it has a solid, planted feel that guests tend to associate with quality.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Upholstered seat pads will need periodic inspection in high-turnover venues — light-coloured fabrics show wear sooner in busy services
• Rubber wood benefits from occasional treatment in dry or centrally heated environments to prevent splitting
• The cross-back design means stacking is not straightforward — factor in storage space when ordering in volume
• Contract use is supported, but this chair is better suited to moderate-traffic venues than to very high-volume, all-day operations

This chair works well for independent restaurants, café-bars, boutique hotels, and similar settings where the look of the seating is as important as its practicality. For venues with very high footfall or outdoor terracing, it is worth discussing alternative specifications with us first.

If you are fitting out a whole space and want to talk through quantities, finishes, or whether this chair suits your specific environment, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Thame is a traditionally styled dining chair built to contract specification for commercial hospitality use. Constructed from rubberwood with a muted weathered oak finish, it draws on mid-twentieth-century design references without leaning into pastiche. The solid back and clean frame lines sit comfortably in pub dining rooms, hotel restaurants, care homes, and similar environments where a warm, classic aesthetic is appropriate. This listing supplies six chairs as a set.

In high-turnover dining environments, chair durability is often underestimated until frames start to loosen under daily stress. The Thame uses reinforced mortise and tenon joinery rather than bracket-and-screw construction, which gives the frame considerably better long-term resistance to the racking forces that accumulate when chairs are pulled out, tilted, and stacked repeatedly across multiple sittings. Rubberwood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is dense, takes a finish well, and holds its appearance under regular use better than some softwood alternatives.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy compliance, required for most licensed and public hospitality premises
• Shetland Smoke vinyl upholstery — wipes clean quickly between covers, resisting staining during service
• Supplied as a pack of six, reducing per-unit cost compared to single purchases
• Consistent finish across the set, which matters when chairs are visible across an open dining room

There are no electrical, gas, or water considerations here, but it is worth checking floor finish compatibility before committing — rubber-tipped feet are standard on most contract chairs of this type, but confirm with the team if you have a particularly delicate or uneven floor surface. The combined weight of a full pack means delivery access and storage space are worth planning ahead, particularly for smaller venues receiving a larger order.

The Thame suits operators who want a dependable, presentable chair with clear contract credentials rather than a statement piece. It works well in mid-market restaurants, pub dining areas, hotel breakfast rooms, and care or assisted-living dining spaces. If your environment is exceptionally high-volume or requires stacking functionality, it is worth discussing whether a different frame specification would serve you better.

If you are fitting out a room and want to talk through quantities, layout, or mix-and-match options with other furniture, the team is happy to help you plan it properly before you order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair built to contract furniture standard, intended for use alongside poseur tables, bar counters, and drinking shelves in commercial hospitality settings. The frame is constructed from solid rubberwood in a dark walnut finish, and the seat is padded and upholstered in a bison bordeaux fabric. The curved back with vertical slats is a straightforward traditional design that suits a range of pub, bar, and restaurant interiors without demanding a specific theme.

Built to contract standard, the chair is intended to withstand the kind of daily use that comes with a busy bar or dining area — repeated sitting, occasional rough handling, and regular cleaning. Rubberwood is a reasonably dense hardwood that holds up well under commercial conditions, and at 10kg the chair has enough weight to feel stable without being difficult to move for floor cleaning or layout changes.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Solid wood frame resists the racking and wobble that affects cheaper bar seating over time
• Padded upholstered seat improves comfort for customers during longer dwell periods
• Traditional slatted back suits a wide range of pub and bar interior styles
• Contract-grade construction supports normal commercial cleaning routines
• Fixed-height design keeps configuration simple and reduces maintenance compared to adjustable alternatives

The chair is fixed at bar height, so it is suited specifically to poseur-height surfaces rather than standard dining tables. Buyers should confirm counter or table heights before ordering to ensure a comfortable working height for seated customers. This is a single-colour, single-finish option; operators wanting a different upholstery colour or frame finish should check whether alternatives are available before committing to a quantity.

The Manhattan suits pubs, bars, hotel lounges, and casual dining venues that need reliable, presentable bar seating without an overly contemporary aesthetic. It is a practical mid-range option for venues furnishing a full bar area. For sites needing stacking capability or outdoor-rated seating, a different product would be more appropriate.

If you are specifying seating across a full venue or want to discuss quantities, finishes, or suitability for a specific space, feel free to get in touch with the team before placing your 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 compact arrangement. The tabletop is finished in a soft oak stain with a matte PU topcoat, and the metal base is powder-coated for durability, with adjustable screw-in feet to account for uneven flooring — a practical detail in older or tiled hospitality spaces.

In a front-of-house environment, the set is well suited to cafés, hotel breakout areas, staff canteens, and casual dining rooms where a clean, contemporary look is needed without a significant furniture budget. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with space management during quiet periods or when cleaning down between services.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Easy-clean bison cedar vinyl upholstery — wipes down quickly between covers
• Adjustable feet for stable levelling on uneven or mixed-surface floors
• Rubberwood construction — reasonably robust for moderate commercial use
• Matching stain finish across table and chairs for a consistent look
• Compact footprint suitable for tighter dining room layouts

It is worth noting that rubberwood, while practical and cost-effective, is better suited to lower-to-moderate traffic environments than solid hardwood or metal-framed alternatives. For a site turning covers at high volume throughout the day, a heavier-duty furniture range may be worth considering. Similarly, the vinyl seat upholstery is practical for spills but may show wear sooner in very high-use settings.

This set works well for operators furnishing a small dining area, breakout space, or staff room where appearance and practicality matter but budget needs to be managed sensibly.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to discuss which furniture configuration would suit your service style and footfall, the team are happy to help you work through the options.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching upholstered chairs, providing fixed seating for up to four covers. It is a practical choice for operators fitting out a café, bistro, staff dining area, or front-of-house space where a coordinated, ready-to-use furniture package is more efficient than sourcing table and chairs separately.

The tabletop is made from solid rubberwood, stained in dark walnut and finished with a PU matte topcoat that resists everyday wear reasonably well in light to moderate service environments. The metal base is powder-coated and sits on adjustable screw-in feet, which allows for straightforward levelling on uneven or tiled floors — a practical detail in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat.

The Manhattan chairs are finished in the same dark walnut stain and are designed to tuck neatly under the table when covers are not in use, keeping the floor area clear during quieter periods. Each chair has a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Sea vinyl, which is easy to wipe down between seatings — a sensible requirement in any food-serving environment.

• Coordinated table and chair finish simplifies front-of-house presentation
• Vinyl seat upholstery wipes clean quickly between covers
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven or tiled floors
• Chairs tuck fully under the table to keep walkways clear
• Solid rubberwood construction provides reasonable durability for light to moderate use

This set is well suited to lower-footfall venues such as cafés, hotel breakout rooms, staff canteens, and small restaurant dining areas. It is not intended for high-throughput environments where furniture takes continuous heavy use throughout a long service — for those settings, a more heavy-duty commercial hospitality furniture range would be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a larger space or need to match existing furniture, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering — we can advise on quantities, finishes, and whether this set is the right fit for your operation.

The Thame dining chair is a contract-grade side chair designed for commercial hospitality environments where durability and consistent presentation both matter. Constructed from rubberwood with a muted weathered oak finish, it takes its visual cue from traditional 1940s cabinetry — a solid back, clean lines, and a profile that sits comfortably in restaurants, hotel dining rooms, pub dining areas, and similar settings. This listing covers a pack of six chairs.

In practice, rubberwood is a sensible choice for contract furniture. It is dense, stable, and holds joinery well over time. The reinforced mortise and tenon joint construction is the detail that matters most under heavy daily use — chairs in commercial dining rooms are pulled, pushed, stacked, and loaded repeatedly, and traditional glued or dowel joints rarely hold up to that over a sustained period. The Thame's joint construction is built with that in mind.

The seat is upholstered in Shetland Scarlett vinyl, which brings a warm red tone that works well against the weathered oak frame. Practically speaking, vinyl is the right call for any front-of-house seating that needs to be wiped down quickly between covers. The chairs conform to CRIB 5 fire retardancy requirements, which is the standard required for most commercial hospitality premises in the UK.

• CRIB 5 compliant — meets UK hospitality fire retardancy requirements
• Reinforced mortise and tenon joints for long-term commercial durability
• Vinyl upholstery wipes clean quickly between covers
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of dining interior styles
• Supplied as a pack of six for straightforward ordering

These chairs are well suited to mid-volume dining rooms where style consistency and ease of maintenance are priorities. For very high-turnover environments — large hotel banqueting or fast-casual dining — it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty specification or stackable option would better suit the operational demands.

If you are fitting out a full dining room and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair suits your particular setting, we are happy to help.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table paired with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers. The table top is constructed from solid rubberwood finished in a soft oak stain with a matte PU top coat, giving it reasonable resistance to the knocks and spills typical in busy front-of-house environments. The metal table base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on uneven tiled or timber floors — a practical detail in older buildings where perfectly level floors are rarely guaranteed.

The Manhattan chairs share the same soft oak finish and are proportioned to tuck neatly under the table when the space needs to be cleared quickly between services. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Scarlett vinyl, which wipes down easily and holds up reasonably well to daily use in a café or casual dining setting. The rubberwood construction contributes to a solid feel underfoot without making the chairs unnecessarily heavy to reposition.

Key practical points for operators considering this set:

• Adjustable feet allow stable placement on uneven floor surfaces
• Matte PU-coated tabletop resists minor surface marking and wipes clean
• Vinyl seat upholstery supports quick turnaround between covers
• Chairs tuck fully under the table to aid space management during quiet periods
• Consistent finish across table and chairs simplifies room styling

This set is well suited to small cafés, bistros, hotel breakfast areas, or staff dining rooms where a clean, co-ordinated appearance is needed without a large budget. The rubberwood construction is adequate for moderate daily use, though operators running very high-turnover covers throughout the day may find heavier-duty contract-grade furniture more appropriate over the longer term. At 47kg for the complete set, delivery and repositioning are manageable with two people.

If you are fitting out a larger dining area or need to mix table sizes and chair finishes to suit your floor plan, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering — getting the layout right first time saves unnecessary returns and delays.

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish and a padded seat upholstered in Helbeck Charcoal fabric. It follows a classic bistro silhouette that sits comfortably in restaurants, cafés, pub dining rooms, and similar hospitality settings where a relaxed but presentable front-of-house aesthetic is needed. This listing is supplied as a pack of two chairs.

In a front-of-house environment, the cross-back frame provides reasonable structural rigidity for everyday service use, and the padded seat adds a level of comfort that suits longer dining covers. The weathered oak finish paired with charcoal upholstery is a neutral combination that works alongside a range of interior schemes without competing with them.

• Rubber wood frame in weathered oak — a practical hardwood choice for regular hospitality use
• Padded charcoal seat improves comfort for extended dining visits
• Cross-back design adds structural support without unnecessary bulk
• Stackable construction makes storage practical between services or during event setups
• Neutral finish works across casual dining, café, and bar-dining interiors

It is worth noting that fabric-upholstered seating in catering environments requires more attention to hygiene than hard-shell or solid wood alternatives. For high-turnover covers or service styles where spills are frequent, that cleaning overhead is worth factoring in before ordering at volume.

The Bristol is well suited to venues looking for a mid-range bistro chair with some comfort provision — positioned between a budget stacking chair and a fully upholstered restaurant seat. It fits casual dining, café, and bar-dining settings particularly well. For larger sites or where a more robust commercial specification is needed across many covers, it is worth considering heavier-duty alternatives before committing at scale.

If you are planning a larger seating fit-out or want to talk through how this chair works within your specific scheme, the team is happy to help before you place an order.

These Bolero dining chairs offer a straightforward, practical seating option for hospitality and foodservice environments. The frame is constructed from birch, giving a solid foundation without excessive weight, and the seating surface is finished in an antique tan faux leather — a warm, neutral tone that works well in traditional and contemporary dining spaces alike.

Faux leather upholstery is a sensible choice for commercial dining areas. It wipes clean quickly between covers, resists everyday spills, and holds its appearance reasonably well under regular use. The antique tan finish tends to complement timber furniture and neutral interior schemes, making these chairs a practical fit for pub dining rooms, hotel restaurants, café seating areas, and similar settings where appearance and ease of maintenance both matter.

At just over six kilograms each, the chairs are easy to reposition and stack or move during changeovers, which is a practical consideration in rooms that double as function or events spaces. The seat height is well suited to standard dining table heights.

• Faux leather surface wipes clean quickly, reducing turnaround time between covers
• Warm antique tan finish suits a range of traditional and contemporary interiors
• Birch frame provides a reliable, lightweight structure for daily commercial use
• Sold in packs of two, making quantity ordering straightforward

These chairs are best suited to light-to-moderate commercial use — a café, boutique hotel, or smaller restaurant rather than a high-turnover canteen or venue with very heavy daily footfall, where a more heavily constructed chair may prove more durable over time.

If you're fitting out a room and want to discuss quantity requirements or whether this chair suits your specific setting, the team is happy to help.

This hoop back dining chair pairs a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with a dark walnut rubber wood frame and a Shetland smoke upholstered seat. Sold in packs of two, it is designed for commercial hospitality environments where appearance and durability both matter — restaurants, cafes, hotel dining rooms, and similar venues where chairs take consistent daily use across multiple seatings.

Rubber wood is a well-regarded material in contract furniture for a reason: it is dense, stable, and holds up reliably under the kind of repeated use that would quickly expose weaker alternatives. The hoop back design is a proven format in commercial dining — it offers adequate back support for seated diners without the bulk of larger upholstered options, and the compact footprint makes it practical for tighter covers plans or venues that need to make efficient use of floor space.

From an operational standpoint, this chair works well in settings where you want a consistent, presentable look across the floor without high ongoing maintenance. Key practical points worth noting:

• Rubber wood frame suited to commercial contract use
• Dark walnut finish works with a range of neutral and natural interior palettes
• Upholstered seat in Shetland smoke adds comfort for longer dining occasions
• Compact dimensions suit standard bistro and restaurant table spacings
• Sold in pairs, useful for small-batch additions or replacements

The upholstered seat does mean care should be taken in environments prone to spillage — a fabric seat is less forgiving than a solid or wipe-clean alternative. For high-turnover casual dining, it is worth considering whether a sealed or hard seat might be more practical for your service style.

If you are furnishing a larger space or mixing this chair with other pieces and want to talk through what works well together, we are happy to assist before you commit to an order.

The hoop back bar chair is a French bistro-inspired high stool constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and a bison cedar seat pad. It is designed for use at bar counters, high tables, and raised dining areas in commercial hospitality settings, where both appearance and day-to-day durability matter.

In busy bar and restaurant environments, seating takes considerable punishment — from repeated use across long service periods to the occasional knock or drag across hard flooring. This chair is built to contract specification, meaning it has been assessed for the kind of sustained commercial use that domestic furniture simply is not rated for. The rubber wood frame provides a stable, solid feel underfoot, and the warm tonal finish works well in traditional, contemporary, and bistro-style interiors alike.

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

• Contract-grade construction resists the wear of high-turnover service environments
• Rubber wood frame provides reliable structural stability over time
• Dark walnut finish suits a wide range of interior colour schemes
• Bison cedar seat adds comfort without requiring upholstery maintenance
• Straightforward silhouette allows easy stacking or repositioning between services

At a practical level, this is a bar-height chair, so it should be matched to counter or table heights accordingly — confirming your counter height before ordering is worth doing. At 10kg per unit, it has enough substance to feel grounded without being unwieldy to move. It carries a one-year warranty, which is standard for contract hospitality furniture at this price point.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel bars, café counters, and pub dining areas where a classic aesthetic is required alongside reliable everyday performance. For venues with very high footfall or where seating is in near-constant use throughout the day, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty frame specification would be more appropriate for the long term.

If you are fitting out multiple covers or mixing this with other furniture pieces, the team is happy to talk through how it sits within your wider scheme before you commit to an order.

The Thame is a contract dining chair built for commercial hospitality use. It draws on a classic 1940s silhouette — solid back, traditional proportions — but is constructed to withstand the daily demands of busy restaurants, hotels, and function spaces. The frame is crafted from rubberwood with a lightly distressed vintage finish that gives it warmth without looking overly decorative. The seat is upholstered in Shetland Scarlett, a red vinyl that adds a clear point of colour to a dining room scheme.

In a busy service environment, chairs take more punishment than most operators account for. The Thame addresses this through reinforced mortise and tenon joinery at the key stress points — the joints most likely to fail on a lesser chair after a season of heavy use. Rubberwood is a close-grained, reasonably dense hardwood that holds up well under commercial conditions without being prohibitively heavy for daily stacking and repositioning.

Practical considerations worth noting before ordering:

• Upholstered in CRIB 5 fire-retardant vinyl — compliant for UK hospitality use
• Vinyl seat cleans down quickly between covers, reducing turnaround time
• Vintage-finish frame suits heritage, rustic, and classic interior schemes
• Sold as a pack of six, which suits staged rollouts or topping up existing sets
• Rubberwood frame — not suitable for outdoor or uncovered terrace use

These chairs suit mid-volume restaurants, hotel dining rooms, function suites, and café settings where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate. They are not heavy-duty stacking chairs, so for very high-turnover venues where chairs are moved and stacked repeatedly throughout the day, a purpose-built stacking frame may be worth considering alongside this range.

If you are fitting out a complete dining room or want to discuss quantities, finish options, or suitability for your specific setting, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair constructed from solid rubber wood with a weathered oak finish. It is designed to pair with poseur tables, bar-height drinking shelves, or front-of-bar counter seating, and is built to contract furniture standard — meaning it is intended for repeated daily use in commercial hospitality environments rather than occasional domestic use.

In busy bar and restaurant settings, seating takes considerably more punishment than most operators anticipate. The Manhattan's solid wood frame and rubber wood construction give it the structural integrity to withstand that kind of continuous use without the wobble or joint failure that often appears in lighter-framed alternatives after a few months of service. The curved back with vertical slats offers reasonable lumbar support for guests who may be seated for extended periods.

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

• Contract-grade build reduces the frequency of replacement and repair
• Padded seat covered in Shetland Forest fabric adds comfort during longer visits
• Solid wood construction is straightforward to clean and maintain
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of interior schemes from traditional to contemporary
• Consistent frame dimensions make it straightforward to plan seating layouts

There are some practical points to consider before ordering. At 10kg per chair, the Manhattan is a reasonably substantial piece — worth bearing in mind if staff will be repositioning chairs regularly during service. The fixed height makes it specifically suited to bar or poseur-height surfaces, so it is worth confirming your table heights before ordering. For venues needing a lighter chair or a different seat height, other options within the range may be more appropriate.

The Manhattan suits bars, gastropubs, hotel bars, and casual dining venues where a traditional aesthetic and durable everyday seating are both priorities. It is a practical choice for operators who want contract-grade furniture without an overly corporate look.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing existing seating, feel free to get in touch — it is often worth talking through quantities, table pairings, and layout before placing an order.

The Bristol bar chair is a cross-back bar-height chair constructed from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish and an upholstered seat pad in Shetland Smoke. The cross-back design draws on a broadly retro-industrial aesthetic, while the warm timber finish keeps it approachable and versatile across a range of venue styles — from casual dining bars to pub dining areas and café counter seating.

Built to contract specification, the Bristol is intended for environments where chairs see continuous daily use. Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture: it is a dense, stable hardwood that resists warping and holds fixings well under repeated stress. The upholstered seat pad adds comfort for seated customers without compromising the chair's overall durability, which matters in higher-turnover venues where guests may sit for extended periods.

• Cross-back frame in weathered oak-finish rubber wood
• Upholstered Shetland Smoke seat pad for added customer comfort
• Contract-rated construction suitable for high-traffic use
• Consistent finish makes pairing across table sets straightforward
• Suitable for indoor bar, counter, and high-table seating arrangements

This chair is designed strictly for indoor use. It is not suitable for outdoor terraces or covered areas exposed to moisture. At 10kg, individual chairs are manageable to reposition, though stacking is not a feature of this design, so storage space between services is worth considering if the floor plan changes regularly.

The Bristol suits venues looking for a consistent, mid-register contract chair with visual character — gastropubs, café-bars, and casual dining operations are typical fits. For venues needing a lighter chair for more frequent rearrangement, or a stackable option for flexible event spaces, alternative designs may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a new space or replacing chairs across a larger site and want to talk through quantities, finish coordination, or lead times, the team is happy to help.

The Siesta Artemis is a one-piece arm chair moulded from glass-fibre reinforced polypropylene, sold here as a pack of two. The single-injection moulding process produces a chair without joints or assembly points, which means there are no fixings to work loose and no weak spots to develop over time. At 5kg per chair, it is light enough to move and rearrange quickly between services.

In a commercial environment, chairs take significant daily wear — stacking, scraping, outdoor exposure, and repeated cleaning. The Artemis is built for this. The polypropylene construction resists moisture, most commercial cleaning chemicals, and UV degradation, making it equally practical indoors or on a covered terrace. The stackable design keeps floor space clear during quiet periods and simplifies end-of-day setup changes.

Practical advantages for front-of-house operators include:

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint between services
• One-piece moulding eliminates joint failure and wobble over time
• Wipe-clean surface suits fast turnaround between covers
• Suitable for outdoor use without requiring separate indoor and outdoor seating stock
• Recyclable polypropylene material supports sustainability considerations

There are no installation requirements — these chairs arrive ready to use. The black finish is a neutral choice that works across a range of interior schemes, though operators with high-traffic terraces or bright outdoor settings may want to consider whether a lighter colour would show less fading over extended outdoor exposure.

The Artemis suits cafés, casual dining restaurants, bistros, and hospitality venues looking for a practical, low-maintenance seating option that performs reliably indoors and out. If you are furnishing a larger space or need a different configuration, it is worth discussing your full requirements with the team before ordering.

The Thame is a contract dining chair designed for hospitality environments where seating takes daily punishment from multiple sittings, varied users, and regular cleaning cycles. Built from rubberwood with reinforced mortise and tenon joints, it draws on a traditional mid-century silhouette that suits a wide range of dining room styles — from relaxed pub dining to more formal restaurant settings. This listing is for a pack of six chairs, finished in a muted weathered oak and upholstered in Bison Cedar green vinyl.

In practice, rubberwood is a sensible choice for contract furniture. It is dense, reasonably hard-wearing, and holds joinery well — which matters when chairs are repeatedly dragged, stacked, or knocked in a busy dining room. The mortise and tenon construction is the right approach for a chair that will see sustained commercial use, as it resists the racking forces that tend to loosen cheaper dowel-jointed frames over time. The vinyl seat upholstery is straightforward to wipe down between covers, and the CRIB 5 fire retardancy rating makes it compliant for licensed and hospitality premises in the UK.

• Rubberwood frame with reinforced mortise and tenon joints for long-term durability
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of casual and mid-market dining aesthetics
• Bison Cedar green vinyl seat — wipe-clean and resistant to spills
• CRIB 5 fire retardancy compliance for UK hospitality and licensed premises
• Sold as a six-pack, suited to smaller dining rooms or supplementing existing seating

There are no installation requirements beyond basic assembly if applicable. At a combined pack weight of 48kg, delivery and in-room placement is manageable without specialist equipment. The chair's footprint is modest, making it practical for tighter dining floor plans where space between covers is limited. It is worth noting that rubberwood, while suitable for standard hospitality use, is not the most robust material available for very high-turnover operations — venues with exceptionally heavy footfall may want to consider a heavier-duty frame construction.

The Thame is a practical choice for restaurants, cafés, boutique hotels, and pub dining rooms looking for a chair that balances a traditional aesthetic with contract-grade construction at a reasonable per-unit cost. It suits mid-market settings well. For venues with more intensive seating demands or a preference for a different finish or upholstery colour, it is worth exploring the broader range before committing to a pack quantity.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing a larger volume of seating, we are happy to talk through what works best for your layout and service style before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair constructed from solid rubber wood with a soft oak finish. The seat is upholstered in a Shetland Smoke fabric over a padded base, and the back features a curved profile with vertical slats. It is built to contract furniture standard, which in practice means it is intended for continuous commercial use rather than occasional domestic or light hospitality settings.

In a bar or pub environment, bar chairs take sustained punishment — repeated dragging across hard floors, customers leaning back, and general heavy-handed handling during busy service. The solid rubber wood frame holds up well under this kind of use, and the curved back provides enough support that customers are comfortable during longer stays without the chair becoming a booth substitute.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Contract-grade construction suited to continuous commercial use
• Solid wood frame resists racking under repeated lateral stress
• Padded upholstered seat improves dwell comfort at poseur or bar-height surfaces
• Neutral smoke fabric tone works across a range of bar interior schemes
• Straightforward stacking and repositioning at 10kg per chair

The chair is sized to pair with poseur tables and bar-height drinking shelves. It is worth confirming your surface height before ordering, as bar chair seat heights vary across the market and a mismatch is a common source of returns. If you are furnishing a large floor area or need chairs across multiple zones, it is worth discussing quantities and lead times before committing.

Well suited to pubs, hotel bars, casual dining venues, and any front-of-house setting where a traditional aesthetic fits. If your environment is particularly high-turnover or the chairs will be used outdoors under cover, it is worth a conversation about whether this specification is the right fit for your conditions.

If you would like to talk through quantities, room layouts, or how this chair sits alongside other furniture in the range, the team is happy to help before you place an order.

These Bolero chairs combine an aluminium frame with a PE wicker seat and back — a pairing that's become a reliable choice for operators who need seating that looks the part without demanding a great deal of upkeep. The aluminium frame keeps the chair light enough to reposition and stack without effort, while the PE wicker finish gives a natural, relaxed aesthetic that works well in casual dining, terrace, and bar settings.

In a commercial context, the real advantage of PE wicker over natural rattan is durability. PE wicker doesn't absorb moisture, won't degrade with repeated cleaning, and holds up in covered outdoor environments where genuine wicker would deteriorate quickly. The aluminium frame means rust isn't a concern, which matters particularly for any seating that moves between indoor and outdoor use across a season.

From an operational standpoint, these chairs are practical to manage in a busy venue:

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint during quiet periods or deep cleans
• Lightweight build makes reconfiguring the floor layout straightforward for staff
• Wipe-clean seat and back surface requires minimal maintenance between services
• Weather and rust resistance suits covered outdoor or terrace use
• Sold in packs of four, which aligns with standard table covers

At just under 4kg per chair, they're easy to handle but not so light that they feel insubstantial. The seat height is suited to standard dining table heights, which is worth confirming against your existing furniture if you're mixing with other pieces.

These chairs are well suited to cafés, bistros, bars, and casual dining operations. For high-turnover venues needing heavier-duty contract seating, it's worth considering a more robust specification. If you're furnishing a larger space or have specific layout requirements, the team is happy to talk through what would work best.

The Thame is a contract dining chair built for hospitality environments where furniture takes consistent daily punishment. Constructed from rubberwood with a slightly distressed, vintage-inspired finish that draws loosely on mid-twentieth century design, it is upholstered in a Shetland Sea blue vinyl. This listing covers a pack of six chairs, which suits operators furnishing a section or completing a room rather than buying individual pieces.

Rubberwood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is a dense, stable hardwood that resists the racking and loosening that chairs experience in busy dining rooms. The mortise and tenon joinery at the key stress points reinforces long-term structural integrity, which matters when chairs are repeatedly pulled out, sat in heavily, and stacked or moved between services. The distressed finish also has the practical advantage of masking minor surface scuffs that accumulate over time in active venues.

Key practical points worth noting:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy compliance — required for most UK hospitality premises
• Vinyl upholstery wipes clean quickly between covers without specialist products
• Solid back construction adds comfort for longer dining occasions
• Vintage finish tolerates light surface wear without obvious marking
• Sold in packs of six, keeping per-unit cost manageable for larger projects

There are no assembly or installation requirements beyond unpacking, though operators should check that the floor finish in their venue is appropriate — rubber feet or floor protectors may be advisable on polished or sensitive surfaces. The combined pack weight of 48kg is worth factoring in for delivery access to upper floors or basement dining rooms without lift access.

The Thame suits pub dining rooms, casual restaurants, café bistros, and hotel breakfast spaces where a traditional aesthetic is required alongside practical contract-grade construction. It is a mid-range chair in terms of weight and build — venues with very high covers or particularly heavy-use environments may want to consider a heavier-duty alternative. If you are unsure whether the Thame is the right specification for your turnover and use pattern, we are happy to talk it through.

The Fameg Cowhorn is a bentwood-style side chair crafted from beechwood and finished in walnut. Sold in pairs, it follows a design tradition associated with Thonet-style furniture — a format that has remained in continuous commercial use for well over a century because it balances a slim footprint with reliable everyday durability. This is a straightforward, well-made dining chair intended for front-of-house use across a range of hospitality settings.

Chairs in a busy dining room take considerable punishment: multiple covers each service, regular repositioning, and the accumulated wear of daily use. Beechwood is a sensible material choice for this environment — dense enough to handle sustained commercial use without becoming fragile, and the bentwood-influenced profile keeps the chair light and easy to handle during changeovers. The walnut finish adds warmth to the aesthetic without requiring anything beyond routine cleaning.

These chairs are well suited to a range of hospitality environments, including:

• Restaurants and bistros with traditional or contemporary interiors
• Cafés, tea rooms, and coffee shops
• Hotel dining rooms and private function spaces
• Venues where a classic silhouette fits the overall brand aesthetic

As a side chair without arms, the Cowhorn fits neatly around standard dining tables and allows covers to be seated close together — a practical consideration in tighter or high-density dining rooms. These chairs are intended for indoor use only and are not suited to outdoor or heavily industrial environments.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss quantities before committing to an order, the team is happy to talk through your layout and requirements.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair designed for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar hospitality venues. Sold as a set of six, it is built around a rubberwood frame finished in a weathered oak stain, paired with a woven fabric back in a Shetland Sea blue tone and a contrasting seat upholstered in Bison Tan vinyl. The combination gives a contemporary, relaxed aesthetic that works well in casual dining and mid-market hospitality settings.

Rubberwood is a practical choice for commercial furniture — it is a dense, stable hardwood that resists warping and handles the repeated knocks and stresses of a busy dining room without the frame loosening prematurely. The weathered oak finish has a worn, natural character that tends to age gracefully in heavy-use environments rather than showing scuffs as obviously as a high-gloss alternative would.

From an operational standpoint, the vinyl seat is the right call for a commercial venue. It wipes clean quickly between covers, resists spills, and holds up to regular sanitising products far better than fabric. Key practical points worth noting:

• Crib 5 fire retardant rating — required for most licensed and public hospitality premises
• Vinyl seat surface cleans quickly between covers without special products
• Rubberwood frame provides a stable, durable base under daily commercial use
• Sold in a set of six, which suits standard table configurations
• Weathered oak finish suits casual dining, pub restaurants, and café environments

The pack weight of 48kg across six chairs is worth factoring in for delivery and storage planning, particularly if stock is being rotated or stored at height. These chairs are suited to standard dining-height tables and are not adjustable. Venues with specific accessibility requirements or unusual table heights should confirm compatibility before ordering.

This chair is well suited to casual dining restaurants, café-bars, boutique hotels, and pub dining rooms looking for a practical, presentable commercial chair at a sensible price point. If your venue requires a heavier-duty specification — for instance, a high-turnover street-food setting or a venue with particularly demanding use patterns — it is worth considering a more robust option from the range.

If you are fitting out a new dining space or replacing chairs across multiple areas, our team is happy to talk through quantities, finishes, and suitability before you commit to an order.

The Mayfair Dining Chair is a traditionally styled commercial dining chair with a blue diamond padded seat, sold in packs of two. The design draws on classic 1940s restaurant chair aesthetics while using modern contract furniture construction throughout — making it a practical choice for operators who want a period-appropriate look without compromising on durability.

The frame is constructed from rubber wood with reinforced bracing and mortise and tenon joints. This method of jointing is considerably more robust than dowel or bracket construction, which matters in commercial environments where chairs are moved, stacked, and loaded repeatedly across long service periods. At just over 6kg per chair, the Mayfair is light enough for front-of-house staff to reposition without effort, while remaining stable in use.

This chair suits a range of hospitality settings where a classic or heritage aesthetic fits the interior scheme:

• Traditional pubs and pub dining rooms
• Independent restaurants with period or vintage styling
• Hotel dining rooms and private dining spaces
• Function rooms and event venues

It is worth noting that the blue diamond padded seat, while well suited to moderate commercial use, will require periodic inspection in high-turnover environments. Operators running very high covers per day may want to consider a more heavily upholstered or fully timber-seated option for longevity.

If you are fitting out a dining space and want to talk through quantities, colour options, or how these chairs pair with tables in our range, the team is happy to help.

These Bolero chairs combine an aluminium frame with a PE wicker seat and back, producing a chair that is light enough to handle easily but sturdy enough for regular commercial use. The wicker effect gives a relaxed, bistro-style aesthetic without the maintenance demands of natural rattan, making them a practical choice where appearance and practicality both matter.

In a busy café, bar or outdoor terrace setting, lightweight seating that can be rearranged quickly between covers is a genuine operational advantage. Each chair weighs under 4kg, which means floor staff can reconfigure layouts without effort during service. The stackable design allows efficient storage when space is cleared — useful for venues that host evening events or need to shift furniture regularly.

The PE wicker finish resists moisture and does not rust, which makes these chairs suitable for covered outdoor areas as well as indoor use. Practical benefits include:

• Wipe-clean seat and back — straightforward to keep clean between covers
• Rust and weather-resistant materials — suitable for sheltered outdoor use
• Stackable design — compact storage when not in service
• Aluminium frame — strong without adding unnecessary weight
• Consistent bistro aesthetic — works well across mixed seating arrangements

These chairs are sold in packs of four, which suits operators furnishing a section at a time. They are best matched to cafés, bistros, wine bars and similar venues where a relaxed, contemporary look is the goal. For higher-volume or more heavily trafficked sites where chairs take significant daily wear, it is worth considering a heavier-duty alternative.

If you are fitting out a new space or expanding an existing one and want to talk through quantities or mixing chair styles, we are happy to help you work it out before you order.

The Harland side chair is an upholstered dining chair designed for indoor contract environments. The seat and back are finished in genuine vintage leather with a quilted stitch pattern, giving it a retro aesthetic that works well in bar, pub, restaurant and coffee shop settings. The frame is constructed from solid metal with an industrial finish, providing a sturdy base that suits the demands of regular commercial use. Chairs are supplied in a pack of two.

In a busy front-of-house setting, durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The metal frame handles the stresses of daily use reliably, and the leather upholstery wipes down readily between services. The quilted surface adds visual character without compromising practicality.

• Genuine vintage leather upholstery with quilted stitch detailing
• Solid metal frame suited to regular contract use
• Retro aesthetic suitable for bars, pubs, restaurants and coffee shops
• Supplied as a pack of two chairs
• Suitable for all indoor contract environments

These chairs are intended for indoor use only. It is worth noting that genuine vintage leather can carry natural colour variation, and the shade may differ slightly from screen representations — this is characteristic of the material rather than a product fault. At 8.9kg per chair, they are straightforward to move and position during a room reset.

The Harland side chair suits operators who want a defined aesthetic without overspending on seating. It is well suited to smaller venues or areas where a consistent look matters. For higher-volume sites or venues requiring heavy-duty stacking capability, it is worth considering whether a more robust contract specification would be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a room and want to talk through quantities, colour options or suitability for your specific setting, we are happy to help you get it right before you order.

The Origin POP chair is a stacking side chair made from recycled polypropylene, sold here as a pack of two. The sulfur yellow colourway is a deliberate statement piece — suited to operators who want their dining environment to carry a distinct visual identity rather than a neutral palette. The one-piece shell construction keeps the profile clean and the form consistent across multiple units.

In commercial dining settings, polypropylene chairs of this type are a practical choice. The material resists knocks, moisture, and the general wear that comes with regular turning of covers. At 3.4kg per chair, staff can move and restack them without difficulty during changeovers, and the stacking capability keeps floor space usable when chairs are not in use. The UV-resistant finish means the colour holds reliably when chairs are used in covered outdoor areas or garden dining spaces.

Practical considerations worth noting before ordering:

• Made from over 50% recycled polypropylene — appropriate for operators with sustainability commitments
• UV-resistant finish helps maintain colour in outdoor or bright-light settings
• Lightweight build supports quick reconfiguration during service
• Stacking design reduces storage footprint between sittings
• Sold in packs of two — order quantities accordingly for larger rooms

These chairs are well suited to café and bistro environments, casual dining rooms, outdoor terraces, and commercial spaces where a bold accent colour forms part of the interior scheme. They are less suited to fine dining settings where upholstered seating is expected. For higher-volume venues requiring greater robustness or a different finish, alternative chair specifications are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a full dining room and want to talk through quantities, colourways, or mixing chair styles, the team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.