Chairs

The Pimlico square dining table paired with two Oregon dining chairs is a compact, practical dining set designed for commercial hospitality environments. The table is constructed from solid rubberwood with a dark walnut finish, and the Oregon chairs feature upholstered seat pads in Shetland Smoke grey vinyl. The set is built to meet CRIB 5 fire-retardant standards, which is a requirement for furniture used in public-facing venues in the UK.

In a busy café, pub dining room or restaurant, furniture needs to take consistent daily use without showing it prematurely. The rubberwood construction provides reasonable durability for moderate-traffic settings, and the vinyl seat pads are straightforward to wipe down between covers — a practical consideration when turnover is steady and staff time is limited. The chairs tuck neatly under the table, which helps with floor space management during quieter periods.

Key practical points worth noting:

• CRIB 5 fire-retardant upholstery — meets UK commercial venue requirements
• Vinyl seat pads clean easily with standard catering-grade surface wipes
• Square table format works well in booth arrangements or against walls
• Compact footprint suitable for smaller dining areas or supplementary seating
• Consistent finish across table and chairs for a coordinated look without effort

At 700mm square, the table is sized for two covers comfortably. It is not intended for large party dining or high-density operations where more robust contract-grade furniture would be the appropriate choice. The 26kg combined weight for the full set means positioning and rearranging is manageable without additional handling equipment.

This set is well suited to independent cafés, pub snug areas, bed and breakfast dining rooms, or any smaller hospitality space needing compliant, presentable furniture without a large outlay. For venues expecting heavier footfall or more frequent rearrangement, a heavier-duty contract furniture range may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing existing furniture across a dining room, the team is happy to talk through quantities, layouts, and whether this set is the right match for your operation.

This set of six lattice back dining chairs is made from rubberwood in a slightly distressed vintage finish, giving each piece a sense of character that sits well in settings where a more traditional or relaxed aesthetic is part of the overall feel. The lattice back and drop-in seat pad styling reference older furniture traditions without looking out of place in a contemporary hospitality environment.

In a busy dining room, chairs take considerable punishment — scraping across floors, being stacked and unstacked between sittings, and enduring repeated cleaning. The rubberwood construction is reasonably robust for contract use, and the material holds its finish well with normal care. These chairs are suitable for moderate-volume dining operations rather than the highest-turnover environments where heavier-duty frame construction would be the more practical choice.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Seat pads are upholstered in Bison Cedar green vinyl, which wipes down easily between covers
• Each chair conforms to CRIB 5 flame retardant standards, meeting the requirement for licensed and hospitality premises
• Sold as a pack of six, which suits smaller dining rooms and helps keep per-unit cost manageable
• The vintage distressed finish can show scuffs over time — this is characteristic of the style rather than a quality defect

These chairs work well in independent restaurants, gastropubs, hotel dining rooms, and café settings where a warm, traditional look is part of the interior brief. For larger sites requiring higher quantities or a more commercial-grade frame, it is worth exploring heavier-duty alternatives within the range.

If you are fitting out a dining space and want to talk through quantities, layout, or how these chairs complement other furniture in the collection, the team is happy to help you think it through before you order.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in a weathered oak effect, with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in a bison espresso fabric. It is sold in packs of two and is intended for use in commercial dining areas, restaurants, cafés, and hospitality venues where a traditional aesthetic is required.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial seating — it is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up well under regular use and resists the warping that can affect lower-grade timber in busy environments. The curved back with vertical slats offers reasonable lumbar support for seated guests, which matters in venues where covers tend to linger over longer meals.

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

• Solid wood frame provides durability without excessive weight at 8kg per chair
• Upholstered horseshoe seat adds comfort without compromising a cleanable surface area
• Traditional styling suits a wide range of interior schemes in hospitality settings
• Pack-of-two format simplifies ordering for smaller refurbishments or top-ups
• Compact footprint helps maintain reasonable table spacing in tighter floor plans

One consideration to keep in mind: as with all fabric-upholstered seating in commercial environments, the seat will require routine cleaning and periodic inspection for wear, particularly in high-turnover venues. Venues expecting extremely heavy daily use may want to consider whether a fully hard-surface seat would offer a longer service life in practice.

The Manhattan chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, café-bars, and event spaces where a traditional timber aesthetic is part of the interior brief. It is less suited to very high-volume fast-casual environments where seating turnover and cleaning frequency are particularly demanding.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to discuss whether this chair is the right match for your venue's volume and style, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This hoop back bar chair combines a classic bistro-influenced frame with a practical finish suited to commercial hospitality settings. The dark walnut rubber wood frame gives a warm, grounded appearance that works well alongside both traditional and contemporary interior schemes, while the Shetland smoke upholstered seat adds a degree of comfort appropriate for bar and counter-height seating.

Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood commonly used in contract furniture, and the construction here is intended to meet the demands of day-to-day commercial use in moderate-traffic venues. It is well suited to settings where guests are seated for shorter periods — bar seating, café counters, and casual dining areas — rather than long-service restaurant environments where heavier-duty frames may be more appropriate.

From an operational standpoint, this chair offers a few practical advantages for front-of-house teams:

• Straightforward stacking and repositioning for floor resets between services
• Upholstered seat adds comfort without significantly complicating cleaning routines
• Neutral finish sits well in mixed seating arrangements without dominating the scheme
• Contract-rated construction supports consistent use across busy opening hours

At 10kg, the chair is manageable for staff to move but substantial enough to feel stable in use. As with all upholstered seating in commercial environments, the seat fabric will require periodic inspection and spot-cleaning to maintain appearance, and it is worth considering the volume and nature of your service before selecting upholstered over a solid-seat alternative.

This chair is best suited to bars, hotel lounges, and casual dining venues with moderate footfall. For higher-traffic or outdoor-adjacent settings, a more robust or weatherproof option may serve better over time.

If you are unsure whether this chair is the right fit for your venue's layout or usage level, we are happy to talk it through.

This hoop back bar chair combines a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with a dark walnut rubber wood frame and Shetland Forest fabric seat. It is a straightforward, well-proportioned piece of contract seating designed to work consistently in licensed venues, restaurants, and hotel bars where chairs are in near-continuous use across long service periods.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial furniture. It is a dense, close-grained hardwood that holds its finish well under regular cleaning and handles the knocks and scrapes that come with busy floor service. The Shetland Forest upholstery adds a warm tonal contrast to the dark walnut finish and provides a comfortable seated position for guests spending extended time at the bar.

From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a number of practical advantages for front-of-house environments:

• Contract-rated construction suited to high-turnover service environments
• Rubber wood frame resists warping and holds fixings firmly over time
• Upholstered seat improves guest comfort during longer visits
• Dark walnut finish is forgiving of minor surface marks between deep cleans
• Compatible with a wide range of bar counter heights given its proportions

Worth considering before ordering: at 10kg per chair, stacking and repositioning for daily cleaning is manageable but worth factoring in if your floor team moves furniture frequently. Check your bar counter height against the seat height before committing to a quantity order, as bar chairs are not one-size-fits-all against varying counter specifications.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, bars, and hotel venues looking for classic styling without a heavily contemporary or industrial aesthetic. It works particularly well in settings with warm, traditional, or European bistro-influenced interiors. For venues requiring a lighter chair, or one with a different frame material, alternatives are available in the range.

If you are furnishing a new space or replacing existing seating and want to talk through quantities, suitability, or how this chair sits alongside other pieces, the team is happy to help you work through it.

This hoop back dining chair is a French bistro-inspired seat built from rubber wood with a weathered oak frame finish and a bison espresso upholstered seat pad. Sold in packs of two, it is aimed at hospitality venues looking for seating that balances a relaxed, rustic aesthetic with day-to-day commercial durability.

Rubber wood is a reasonably hard-wearing timber choice for contract furniture — it holds fixings well and resists the minor knocks and scrapes that come with regular front-of-house use. The weathered oak finish suits a range of interior styles, from informal café settings to more considered restaurant dining rooms, and tends to age without looking tired in the way lighter natural finishes sometimes do.

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

• The hoop back design keeps the profile relatively slim, which helps with stacking or tight table spacing.
• The upholstered seat pad adds comfort for longer dining occasions without adding significant bulk.
• At 8kg per chair, it is manageable for floor staff to reposition during turnaround.
• The two-chair pack format makes it straightforward to order in multiples that match your cover count.

These chairs are intended for indoor use. The upholstered seat will require routine care in food service environments — prompt attention to spills and periodic inspection of the fabric is advisable to maintain appearance and hygiene over time. They are suited to low- to mid-volume dining settings; venues with very high daily turnover may want to consider a fully hard-wearing seat surface for easier cleaning.

Well suited to independent restaurants, café-bistros, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality environments where a relaxed, characterful aesthetic is part of the brief. If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities and layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood and finished in a weathered oak effect, with a padded saddle ash seat. The cross-back silhouette is a familiar bistro style that reads well in a range of front-of-house settings — from independent cafés and casual restaurants through to pub dining rooms and bed and breakfast dining areas. It is the kind of chair that sits comfortably alongside both contemporary and more traditionally styled interiors without demanding attention.

In everyday use, the cross-back frame provides good structural rigidity for regular commercial cover turnover, and the padded seat adds a degree of comfort that is particularly relevant for operators running longer, more relaxed dining occasions. Rubber wood keeps the overall weight manageable, and the proportions allow the chair to tuck cleanly under standard dining table heights.

• Cross-back frame provides structural support and visual character
• Padded seat well suited to relaxed dining and longer covers
• Compact footprint tucks neatly under standard dining tables
• Stackable design supports practical off-floor storage during quiet periods
• Sold in pairs, simplifying procurement for smaller or incremental fitouts

It is worth being straightforward about limitations. The weathered oak finish and padded upholstery will require routine care in a busy environment — particularly where chair turnover is high or where seating is close to entrances and subject to moisture. This chair is designed for indoor use only. Operators running high-volume covers or expecting heavy daily use may find a more robust commercial frame with a wipe-clean seat pad a better long-term fit.

The Bristol suits independent cafés, bistros, smaller restaurants, and hospitality dining rooms where a relaxed, characterful aesthetic matters alongside practical function. Being sold in pairs makes it a practical option for operators filling gaps in an existing scheme or furnishing in stages.

If you are working out how these chairs sit alongside specific table heights or want to discuss the right quantity and configuration for your room, the team is glad to help you think it through.

The Manhattan is a solid wood bar chair designed for use at poseur tables, drinking shelves, and bar-front seating. Built to contract furniture standard from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish, it is intended for commercial hospitality environments where chairs take consistent daily use. The padded seat is upholstered in bison cedar fabric, offering a degree of comfort for seated guests without compromising the chair's clean, traditional profile.

In a pub or bar setting, seating takes more punishment than most operators anticipate. The Manhattan's rubber wood frame is well suited to this kind of environment — it handles the repeated loading, scraping, and general wear of a busy service without the flex you tend to see in lighter-framed alternatives. The curved back with vertical slats provides some lumbar support for guests seated for longer periods, which is worth considering for venues where customers settle in rather than perch briefly.

Practically, this chair works well where a consistent, unfussy aesthetic is needed across a bar or lounge area. Key points to bear in mind:

• Solid rubber wood construction rated to contract furniture standard
• Weathered oak finish suits both contemporary and traditional interiors
• Padded bison cedar seat adds comfort for extended seating periods
• Proportioned for use with standard poseur tables and bar-height shelving
• At 10kg, it has useful stability without being unwieldy to reposition

This is a bar-height chair, so it is only appropriate where the surface height matches — pairing it with standard dining tables will not work. It is worth confirming your table or shelf height before ordering. If you are furnishing a larger venue or need a range of seating heights across different zones, it is sensible to discuss the full scheme rather than ordering in isolation.

The Manhattan suits pubs, bars, hotel lounges, and casual dining venues looking for reliable contract-grade seating with a traditional character. If you need something more substantial for very high-turnover sites, or a different finish to match an existing scheme, it is worth having a conversation before committing to quantity.

If you are specifying seating for a refurbishment or new opening, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk through what will work for your space.

This set of six lattice back dining chairs combines a traditional styling with the practical requirements of commercial hospitality use. The open lattice back and drop-in seat pad give the chair a character that works well in pub dining rooms, independent restaurants, and club settings where a classic or heritage aesthetic is appropriate. The rubberwood frame is finished in dark walnut, and the seat pads are upholstered in a Shetland Forest green vinyl — a combination that sits comfortably within both traditional and contemporary interior schemes.

Rubberwood is a dense, close-grained timber that holds up well under the repeated use typical of busy hospitality environments. It is less susceptible to warping than many softwoods, and the dark walnut finish gives a degree of protection to the surface. The drop-in vinyl seat pad is practical for commercial settings — Shetland Forest green vinyl can be wiped down quickly between covers, which matters in a busy dining room where turnover is a priority.

A few points worth considering before ordering:

• Each chair meets CRIB 5 fire resistance standards, which is a requirement for most licensed hospitality premises in the UK
• The vinyl upholstery is easy to wipe clean and resists everyday spillage
• Supplied as a pack of six, which suits standard table configurations in most dining rooms
• Rubberwood construction offers reasonable durability for moderate-volume hospitality use
• The classic lattice back styling suits pub, bistro, and restaurant settings with a traditional or heritage interior

These chairs are well suited to pubs, small to mid-sized restaurants, and club dining rooms. For very high-turnover venues or outdoor-adjacent environments, it is worth discussing whether the finish and material specification will hold up to the level of use expected.

If you are fitting out a dining space and want to talk through quantities, layouts, or whether this chair is the right match for your interior, we are happy to have that conversation before you commit to an order.

The Austin is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in dark walnut, paired with a contoured saddle-style ash seat. Sold in packs of two, it is a practical, well-proportioned piece of front-of-house seating designed for restaurants, cafés, bars, and similar hospitality settings.

Rubber wood is a sensible material for commercial dining environments. It is reasonably dense, holds fixings reliably, and copes well with the routine knocks and scrapes that come with daily front-of-house use. The saddle-shaped ash seat provides a degree of natural comfort for seated diners without the need for upholstery — which makes cleaning straightforward and removes one common source of wear and maintenance concern over time.

The dark walnut finish is versatile enough to work across a range of interior schemes, from traditional dining rooms through to more contemporary or industrial-style spaces. The chair's proportions suit standard dining table heights and its compact footprint is useful where floor space needs to be managed carefully.

• Sold in pairs — practical for matching quantities to table covers
• No upholstery — simpler to clean and maintain in a busy dining environment
• Rubber wood frame — handles the daily demands of commercial front-of-house use
• Saddle ash seat — adds comfort without the upkeep of padded seating
• Dark walnut finish — works across a range of dining interior styles

The Austin is well suited to lower- to mid-volume dining operations. For high-turnover venues where chairs are repositioned frequently throughout the day, it is worth considering whether a stackable or heavier-duty option would better meet the operational demands of the site.

If you are specifying seating across a full dining room or want to discuss quantities and finish compatibility with your interior, the team is happy to help you work through the right choice for your venue.

The Bolero Chiswick is a traditionally styled upholstered dining chair with a hardwood frame finished in an antique oak effect and a padded fabric seat in royal blue. Sold in packs of two, it is aimed at hospitality operators who need a presentable, dependable seating option that sits comfortably within a classic or contemporary dining room scheme.

In commercial use, the Chiswick performs reliably across busy lunch and dinner services. The hardwood frame provides the structural rigidity that matters when chairs are shifted between covers, repositioned by staff, or occupied repeatedly throughout the day. The upholstered seat improves guest comfort during longer dining occasions — a practical consideration for restaurants and hotel dining rooms where dwell time is part of the offer. Operators should be aware that mid-tone fabric seats in high-footfall environments will need routine maintenance to stay looking presentable; this is a consideration with any upholstered chair in commercial use, not specific to this model.

From a practical standpoint, the Chiswick offers several operational advantages:

• Hardwood frame construction resists racking and loosening under repeated daily use
• Upholstered seat adds guest comfort for table-service and longer dining occasions
• Classic profile suits a broad range of interior schemes without imposing a strong style
• Royal blue colourway provides definition against neutral or dark dining room palettes
• Sold in pairs, making small top-ups or phased installations straightforward to manage

No installation requirements apply — the chairs arrive ready to use. At 6.1kg each, they are easy to handle and reposition during service. The seat height is consistent with standard dining table dimensions, though confirming compatibility with your existing table stock before ordering in volume is always worth doing. These chairs are well suited to table-service restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and function spaces where appearance and comfort carry weight. For canteen or staff dining environments where robustness takes priority over aesthetics, a more utilitarian frame construction may be a better fit.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to talk through whether the Chiswick suits your setting, the team is happy to help you work it out before you commit.

The Chelsea is a solid rubber wood dining chair with clean lines and gently curved backs — a straightforward, well-proportioned chair that works across a range of hospitality interiors, from contemporary café settings to more traditional dining rooms. The dark walnut finish is paired with a padded seat upholstered in smoke grey vinyl, giving the chair a considered, cohesive look without leaning too far into any one style. Supplied as a pack of six, it is a practical buying unit for operators furnishing a room or replacing worn stock in consistent sets.

In a commercial setting, what matters most in a dining chair is how it holds up to daily use — repeated stacking or pushing, fluctuating occupancy, and the rigours of regular cleaning. The rubber wood frame on the Chelsea is built to commercial standards rather than domestic, and the vinyl seat covering is chosen for exactly this kind of environment: it wipes down quickly between covers without absorbing spillages or harbouring residue in the way fabric seating can. The chair meets CRIB 5 fire retardancy standards, which is a requirement for most licensed and hospitality premises in the UK.

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

• Vinyl seat surface cleans down quickly between covers with minimal effort
• CRIB 5 compliant — meets fire safety requirements for licensed hospitality premises
• Compact footprint tucks neatly under standard dining tables, supporting table density
• Supplied in sets of six, making it straightforward to order in round numbers for a room
• Consistent dark walnut and smoke finish across the pack for a uniform floor appearance

As a fixed-leg dining chair with no stacking capability noted in the specification, storage between services is worth factoring into your floor plan if space is tight. The chair is suited to permanent or semi-permanent dining setups rather than high-turnover event or banqueting configurations where stacking chairs are typically more practical.

The Chelsea is well suited to restaurants, café-bars, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality venues looking for a reliable, presentable dining chair at a sensible price point. For very high-volume or outdoor terraced settings, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty or weather-resistant alternative would be a better long-term fit.

If you are furnishing a new space or refreshing an existing one and want a second opinion on quantities, layout, or whether this chair suits your specific setup, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Brooklyn is a high-back padded dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a soft oak finish. The seat and back are upholstered in red diamond-stitch fabric, giving it a defined, considered look that works across a range of hospitality settings. It is sold in packs of two.

In a working restaurant or pub dining room, the chair performs the basics reliably: it is light enough to handle easily during a reset between covers, and the high padded back means guests are comfortable through longer sittings without the chair becoming a distraction. The profile is proportioned to tuck neatly under a standard dining table when not in use, which keeps the floor clear during quieter periods and makes the room feel ordered.

Practical points worth considering for front-of-house use:

• Rubber wood frame is reasonably robust for moderate-volume dining environments
• High padded back adds guest comfort during longer covers
• Compact footprint tucks under tables to free floor space
• Red upholstery suits venues with a bold or traditional interior scheme
• Sold in pairs — order quantities accordingly for larger rooms

The chair is best suited to small to medium-sized restaurants, pub dining rooms, private dining spaces, and club venues where a traditional or classic aesthetic is appropriate. It is a mid-weight option — operators fitting out a high-turnover venue with heavy daily use may want to consider a more commercially rated seating range.

If you are fitting out a full dining room and want to discuss quantities, mix of seating, or suitability for your specific environment, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Brooklyn is a padded back dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a soft oak finish. The seat and back are upholstered in a blue diamond fabric, giving the chair a clean, considered appearance that works well in restaurant dining rooms, pub interiors, and club venues. It is sold in packs of two.

The high padded back is the defining feature here. In practical terms, it improves seated comfort during longer covers, which matters in any venue where guests are expected to linger — a set menu service or an evening dining environment, for example. The chair sits at a proportionate depth and width for standard dining tables, and the profile allows it to tuck neatly under the table when not in use while the padded back remains visible above the table line, contributing to the overall look of a dressed room.

At just over 5kg per chair, the Brooklyn is light enough to be repositioned easily by floor staff without disrupting service. The rubber wood frame offers reasonable durability for front-of-house use in moderate-traffic settings.

• Padded seat and high padded back for guest comfort during longer covers
• Rubber wood frame — stable and practical for dining environments
• Compact footprint tucks under standard dining tables when not in use
• Sold in pairs, making quantity planning straightforward
• Soft oak finish suits a range of interior colour schemes

The Brooklyn is best suited to restaurants, gastropubs, and function venues with moderate daily covers where comfort and presentation are both priorities. It is not a high-volume contract chair designed for constant heavy rotation, so operators fitting out larger or particularly busy venues may want to consider a heavier-duty frame option.

If you are unsure whether the Brooklyn suits the style or footfall of your venue, we are happy to talk it through.

The Manhattan is a traditional-style dining chair built from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish, sold in packs of two. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a classic, unfussy look that sits comfortably in restaurant dining rooms, hotel restaurants, and café environments. The horseshoe-shaped seat is upholstered in a bison tan fabric, adding a degree of comfort suited to covers where guests are expected to linger.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial seating. It is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up reasonably well under daily commercial use, resists warping, and takes a consistent finish. At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan has enough weight to feel substantial without being cumbersome to move during room resets.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Sold in packs of two — order quantity should reflect your cover count accordingly
• Rubber wood construction offers good durability for moderate-use environments
• Bison tan upholstery suits warm, traditional, or rustic interior schemes
• The curved back provides reasonable lumbar support for seated dining
• Backed by a one-year warranty as standard

This chair is well suited to independent restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and hospitality venues with a traditional or heritage-style interior. It is a solid choice for moderate-turnover covers. For very high-footfall sites — such as busy casual dining chains or high-volume canteens — it is worth considering whether a more heavily built commercial chair would better suit the pace of service.

If you are specifying seating for a full dining room fit-out or are unsure about quantities or suitability for your venue, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Bristol is a bar-height chair with a cross-back frame constructed from rubber wood in a dark walnut finish. The seat is fitted with an upholstered pad in Shetland Scarlett, combining a degree of comfort for seated guests with a visual warmth that works well in pub, bar, and bistro settings. The cross-back silhouette sits within the broader retro-industrial aesthetic that remains popular across casual dining and licensed premises.

Built to contract specification, the Bristol is intended to withstand the routine demands of a busy front-of-house environment — repeated use through service, stacking pressures, and the general wear that comes with high footfall venues. Rubber wood is a reasonably durable choice for this type of application; it holds its finish well under normal conditions, though as with any timber-framed chair, care should be taken to avoid prolonged exposure to moisture or standing liquid.

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

• Upholstered seat pad adds guest comfort during longer covers without bulky cushioning
• Dark walnut finish is practical for maintaining a presentable appearance between services
• Contract-rated construction supports sustained use across multiple sittings per day
• Cross-back frame provides structural rigidity without excessive visual weight
• Scarlett seat colour creates a defined accent point useful for zoning within larger spaces

The chair is suited to bar counters and high tables in licensed premises, casual dining restaurants, and hotel bar areas. At 10kg it is a manageable weight for repositioning during floor changes. If your venue requires a higher volume of seating, or you are specifying across multiple rooms, it is worth considering whether a stackable alternative would better suit your storage and turnaround requirements.

If you are unsure whether this chair is the right fit for your space or are specifying furniture across a larger project, our team is happy to talk through the options with you before you commit.

This set of six lattice-back dining chairs is designed for commercial hospitality environments where appearance and durability both matter. Each chair is constructed from rubberwood with a slightly distressed vintage finish, giving the furniture a characterful, lived-in aesthetic that works well in settings such as pubs, independent restaurants, and members' clubs. The lattice backrest and drop-in seat styling give a nod to traditional craftsmanship without looking out of place in a contemporary refurbishment.

In everyday service use, rubberwood is a practical choice — it holds up well under the kind of repeated, heavy use that hospitality seating takes across shifts and covers. The vintage distressed finish also has the advantage of wearing gracefully rather than showing every knock and scrape, which matters in high-turnover environments.

• CRIB 5 fire retardant upholstery — compliant for use in licensed and public-access premises
• Shetland Sea blue vinyl seat pads — wipe-clean and resistant to spills during service
• Distressed finish helps conceal general wear over time
• Sold in a pack of six, simplifying procurement for a full table arrangement
• Contract-quality construction rated for commercial rather than domestic use

These chairs are well suited to venues that want a consistent, coordinated look across a dining room without the lead time and cost of bespoke furniture. The vinyl upholstery keeps cleaning straightforward — a wipe-down between covers is all that's typically needed — which matters when front-of-house staff are turning tables quickly.

There are no specialist installation requirements; the chairs arrive ready for use. It is worth checking that the seat height works with your existing table stock before ordering in volume. These are a practical mid-range option — venues with very high daily covers or rougher trade may want to consider a heavier-duty contract chair.

If you're fitting out a full dining room or want to discuss mixing chair styles across a space, the team is happy to talk through what works before you commit to quantities.

The Bristol is a rubber wood dining chair built around a cross-back frame with an upholstered seat pad, finished in the Helbeck Midnight colourway. It draws on French bistro and retro-industrial styling — a painted wooden frame with a metal cross-back detail that gives it a relaxed, informal character without leaning too heavily into any one trend. It is sold in pairs, which suits straightforward two-top configurations or incremental additions to an existing layout.

In everyday hospitality use, the padded seat makes a practical difference during longer covers. It adds enough comfort for a relaxed dining experience without the bulk or maintenance demands of a fully upholstered chair. The rubber wood frame is a durable hardwood choice that holds up well under the routine stress of daily commercial use — repeated stacking, scraping across floors, and the general wear of a busy dining room.

• Cross-back frame provides structural integrity alongside the visual detail
• Padded seat improves guest comfort during extended sittings
• Stackable design simplifies end-of-service storage and room reconfigurations
• Rubber wood construction withstands daily commercial use reliably
• Sold in pairs to suit straightforward table configurations

The stackable design is worth noting for smaller dining rooms or venues that reconfigure between services — it removes the need for a dedicated storage area. The chair's proportions suit most standard dining table heights, though it is worth confirming your table dimensions before ordering if your tops sit at a non-standard height.

The Bristol is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, and casual dining rooms where a relaxed aesthetic and practical storability both matter. It is less suited to high-turnover, quick-service environments where a lighter-weight fully stackable contract chair may be the more practical choice.

If you are fitting out a larger room, mixing chair styles, or working across multiple colourways, we are happy to talk through quantities and layout considerations before you commit to an order.

The Kilsby is a bar-height chair built on a solid rubber wood frame finished in a vintage style. The curved back legs give it a considered silhouette, and both the seat and backrest are padded and upholstered in a Shetland Scarlett fabric, providing a level of comfort that suits venues where guests are likely to be seated for more than a quick drink.

In a commercial setting, the rubber wood frame offers reasonable durability for moderate-traffic environments such as bar areas, café counters, and poseur-height table arrangements. The padded upholstery adds comfort during longer sittings without making the chair feel overly bulky or difficult to position around bar furniture.

From an operational standpoint, the Kilsby suits venues where appearance matters alongside function:

• Solid rubber wood frame rated for commercial use
• Padded seat and backrest in Shetland Scarlett upholstered finish
• Curved back legs provide stability at bar height
• Vintage frame finish works well in both traditional and contemporary interiors
• Manageable weight at 12kg for repositioning during layout changes

It is worth considering that upholstered seating in high-spillage environments — busy pub bars or late-night venues — will require more maintenance than a hard-seat alternative. The Shetland Scarlett fabric is a specific colourway, so matching replacements or additions should be ordered at the same time to ensure consistency across your floor. This chair is well suited to smaller bars, café counters, wine bars, and restaurant bar areas with moderate footfall. For venues with very high turnover or a rougher service environment, a hard-seat or fully wipeable option may be a more practical long-term choice.

If you are fitting out a full bar area or want to discuss whether this chair works alongside your existing furniture, the team is happy to help you think it through before you commit.

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair constructed from rubber wood, finished in a vintage style and fitted with a Bison Bordeaux upholstered seat pad. The combination of a metal-effect cross-back detail and warm wood framing gives it a relaxed, European bistro character that works well in bars, casual dining rooms, and café environments.

Rubber wood is a reasonably robust material for contract furniture. It handles the knocks and scrapes of daily hospitality use better than softer timbers, and the vintage finish is forgiving of minor surface wear over time. The seat pad adds comfort for guests who linger over drinks or meals, which is worth considering in venues where dwell time matters to revenue.

From a practical standpoint, the Bristol suits operators who want a chair that looks considered without requiring a large furniture budget. Key points to note before ordering:

• Rubber wood construction rated for contract use — suitable for regular hospitality environments
• Bordeaux upholstered seat pad included as standard on this variant
• Stackable or non-stackable status should be confirmed with the team before ordering in volume
• At 10kg per chair, manageable for daily repositioning by front-of-house staff
• Vintage finish coordinates with industrial, rustic, and bistro interior schemes

The Bristol is well suited to bars, gastropubs, café bars, and casual dining venues. It is worth considering how heavily the seats will be used across a full service day — for very high-turnover sites where chairs are moved constantly and stacking is essential, a purpose-built stacking model may be a better long-term investment.

If you are ordering in volume or want to discuss whether this chair fits your space and scheme, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in a weathered oak effect, with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison tan fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it practical to order in volume for dining rooms, hospitality venues, and front-of-house seating areas. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a traditional feel that sits comfortably alongside both rustic and contemporary interior schemes.

Rubber wood is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up reasonably well in busy hospitality environments. It resists the minor knocks and scuffs that come with daily use in commercial dining settings better than softer or engineered alternatives. The upholstered seat adds comfort for seated diners without requiring significant maintenance, though fabric seats will need periodic inspection and cleaning in high-turnover venues.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Solid rubber wood frame — stable and durable for regular commercial use
• Curved back with vertical slats provides lumbar support for seated diners
• Bison tan fabric seat adds comfort for extended dining periods
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of hospitality interior styles
• Sold as a pack of two — straightforward to order for larger seating areas

At 8kg per chair, these are manageable to reposition for floor reconfigurations or cleaning, which is a practical consideration in venues that regularly rearrange their dining layout. The chair dimensions are worth checking against your table height and aisle spacing before ordering in quantity.

The Manhattan suits cafés, bistros, pub dining rooms, and hotel restaurants where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate. For venues with extremely high turnover or outdoor use, a chair specified for those conditions specifically may be a better fit.

If you are furnishing a larger dining space and want to discuss quantities, finish combinations, or suitability for your setting, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Manhattan is a bar-height chair built for commercial hospitality use. The frame is constructed from solid rubber wood in a soft oak finish, giving it the structural integrity expected of contract-grade furniture. The curved back with vertical slats provides reasonable lumbar support for customers seated over longer periods, and the padded seat is upholstered in Shetland Scarlett fabric, adding a degree of comfort without sacrificing the durability that busy venues require.

In practice, this chair works well positioned at poseur tables, drinking shelves, or directly at a bar counter. The solid wood construction means it handles the day-to-day wear of a busy pub, bar, or casual dining environment without the flex or instability you sometimes find in lighter alternatives. The Shetland fabric seat is a considered choice for venues that want a splash of colour without committing to a fully upholstered piece that may be harder to maintain.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Solid rubber wood frame rated to contract furniture standard
• Padded upholstered seat in Shetland Scarlett fabric
• Curved back with vertical slats for comfort and visual interest
• Soft oak finish suits warm or neutral interior schemes
• Suited to poseur tables, bar counters, and drinking shelves

As with any upholstered seating, the fabric will require routine spot-cleaning and will show wear over time in very high-footfall environments. For venues with particularly heavy turnover, it is worth considering whether a fully wipe-clean seat pad would be more practical for your setting.

This chair suits bars, gastropubs, café-bars, and casual dining spaces where a traditional aesthetic is part of the offer. If you are fitting out a larger number of seats or need a different colourway or timber finish, it is worth having a conversation before placing a bulk order to make sure the specification is right for your space.

The Bristol Bar Chair is a cross-back bar chair constructed from rubber wood, finished in a vintage tone and fitted with a Shetland Smoke upholstered seat pad. The cross-back frame draws on a retro-industrial aesthetic that has become a common choice in casual dining rooms, bar areas, and café spaces where operators want a relaxed, characterful look without sacrificing practicality.

Built to contract specification, the chair is intended for environments where seating takes consistent daily use. The rubber wood construction offers reasonable resilience for a hospitality setting, and the upholstered seat pad adds a degree of comfort that suits venues where guests are seated for longer periods — brunch covers, bar dining, and similar service styles.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points to consider are:

• Cross-back frame in a vintage finish suits informal and bistro-style dining layouts
• Shetland Smoke seat pad adds comfort for extended covers without a bulky profile
• Rubber wood frame construction suited to indoor contract environments
• Consistent styling across the Bristol range supports matched seating across a room
• At 10kg per chair, floor handling and repositioning between covers is straightforward

As with any upholstered contract chair, operators should consider the cleaning regime for the seat pad in food and drink service environments. Exposed fabric in high-spill settings will require more attention than a fully hard-seat alternative, so it is worth considering service style and cover volume before committing.

This chair is well suited to bar dining areas, café bistros, and casual restaurant spaces with a relaxed interior scheme. Venues needing a harder-wearing or fully cleanable surface finish may find a non-upholstered alternative a better fit for their operation.

If you are specifying seating across a larger site or want to discuss contract quantities, our team is happy to talk through the options before you order.

This hoop back dining chair is a French bistro-influenced seat built for commercial use. The frame is constructed from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish, and the seat is upholstered in a bison cedar colourway. Chairs are sold in packs of two, which is worth bearing in mind when calculating quantities for a room layout.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is dense, reasonably resilient to the knocks and scrapes of daily service, and holds its finish well under normal front-of-house conditions. The hoop back design keeps the silhouette open, which can help a dining room feel less cluttered, and the proportions are suited to standard-height dining tables.

From an operational standpoint, the key considerations are:

• Contract-grade construction intended for regular commercial use
• Weathered oak finish suits informal dining, bistro, and rustic-themed interiors
• Upholstered seat adds guest comfort for longer dining occasions
• Compact footprint works well in tighter dining room layouts
• Sold in pairs — plan your order quantities accordingly

These chairs are best suited to restaurants, cafes, hotels, and similar hospitality venues with a relaxed or informal dining aesthetic. They are not designed for high-turnover canteen environments or outdoor use. For venues requiring a more formal look or higher-specification materials, it is worth exploring alternative chair options before committing to a full order.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss chair quantities and layout considerations, the team is happy to help you work through the numbers before you order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set pairs a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing a cohesive four-cover seating solution for cafés, bistros, casual dining rooms, and hospitality breakout areas. The table top is constructed from solid rubberwood, finished in a weathered oak stain with a matte PU topcoat that gives it a clean, contemporary appearance and reasonable resistance to everyday surface wear.

The metal table base is powder-coated for durability and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which is a practical detail in commercial settings where floors are rarely perfectly level. The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish, giving the set a consistent look, and tuck neatly under the table when covers are not in service — useful where floor space needs to be recovered quickly between sittings.

Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in a Shetland Smoke vinyl. Vinyl upholstery is the sensible choice in commercial dining environments: it wipes down quickly, resists routine spills, and avoids the laundering cycle that fabric seating creates.

• Solid rubberwood construction with matte PU topcoat finish
• Powder-coated metal table base with adjustable levelling feet
• Matching weathered oak stain across table and chairs
• Padded seats upholstered in easy-clean Shetland Smoke vinyl
• Chairs tuck fully under the table to free floor space

This set is suited to lower-turnover dining areas where covers are held for a reasonable period — think café dining, hotel breakfast rooms, or wine bars. It is not a heavy-contract product; operators running high-volume, fast-turnover covers at sustained daily use may want to consider a more robust specification. The 47kg combined weight means delivery and installation should be straightforward with two people.

If you are fitting out a larger dining room or need to mix table sizes within a space, we are happy to talk through what works before you order.

The Manhattan is a straightforward, traditionally styled dining chair built from solid rubber wood with a dark walnut finish. Each chair features a curved back with vertical slats and a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison espresso fabric. The pack contains two chairs, which is worth noting when calculating quantities for a dining room fit-out.

Rubber wood is a reasonably hard-wearing material for a commercial setting and holds up well under regular daily use. The chair is suited to restaurants, café dining areas, hotel breakfast rooms, and similar hospitality environments where a classic timber aesthetic is required. It is not intended for heavy-duty contract use in very high-turnover venues where chairs are subject to constant stacking, dragging, or rough handling.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Solid rubber wood frame provides good stability and a consistent finish
• Upholstered horseshoe seat adds comfort for seated dining periods
• Curved back with vertical slats offers reasonable lumbar support
• Dark walnut finish suits a range of traditional and contemporary interiors
• Supplied as a pack of two — plan quantities accordingly for larger spaces

At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan is a solid piece rather than a lightweight stacking option, so storage and movement between service periods is worth factoring in. There is no stacking configuration noted for this model. The upholstered seat will require routine wiping down and, over time, reupholstering depending on use levels — a consideration for busier sites.

This chair suits operators furnishing a mid-volume dining space where comfort and appearance take priority over maximum durability. For very high-traffic sites or venues requiring stackable or fully wipeable seating, a different specification may be more practical.

If you are fitting out a dining room and want to talk through quantities, finishes, or whether this chair suits your specific environment, the team is happy to help you work through it before you order.

The Chelsea is a solid rubber wood dining chair with clean lines and a gently curved profile. Available here in a weathered oak finish with a padded seat upholstered in forest green vinyl, it is sold as a pack of six — a practical unit for operators fitting out a dining room or adding to existing covers.

In a busy hospitality environment, chairs take a considerable amount of daily wear. The rubber wood construction gives the Chelsea good structural durability for a chair at this price point, and the stackable design helps with end-of-service cleaning and reconfiguring the floor when needed. The vinyl seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters when turnaround time is tight.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy — meets the standard required for UK hospitality and licensed premises
• Padded vinyl seat — comfortable for diners and quick to clean between sittings
• Compact footprint — tucks neatly under standard dining tables, useful in tighter dining rooms
• Sold in sixes — aligns with typical table-and-cover planning for most operators
• Consistent finish — weathered oak and forest green suit a range of interior schemes without looking overtly themed

There are no installation requirements as such, though it is worth considering floor surface when specifying any chair with solid wood legs — rubber feet or floor protectors are advisable on hard floors to prevent marking and reduce noise during service.

The Chelsea suits cafés, restaurants, pub dining rooms, and hotel dining areas operating at moderate cover volumes. It is positioned as a mid-range commercial chair rather than a heavy-contract specification, so operators running very high footfall or expecting rough handling may want to consider a more robust option.

If you are fitting out a complete dining space or mixing chair styles across a room, it is worth a conversation before you order — we are happy to talk through quantities, finishes, and how the Chelsea sits alongside other furniture in the range.

These Bolero bistro side chairs are a straightforward, practical seating option built from galvanised steel. Galvanising provides a degree of corrosion resistance that makes the chairs suitable for both indoor dining areas and covered or open outdoor spaces, which is useful for venues that need furniture to work across different settings without maintaining separate stocks.

The stackable design is the main operational advantage here. In a café, pub, or restaurant where floor space is cleared between services or rearranged for events, being able to stack chairs quickly reduces turnaround time and makes storage manageable. Sold in packs of four, they are also straightforward to order in multiples as seating capacity grows.

• Galvanised steel construction handles outdoor conditions without requiring protective covers
• Stackable profile keeps storage compact during quiet periods or reconfigurations
• Consistent finish across packs makes mixed orders easy to match
• Low individual weight makes moving and stacking manageable for front-of-house staff

These chairs are well suited to casual dining, café terraces, pub gardens, and event spaces where durability and easy storage matter more than upholstered comfort. They are a practical choice where seating takes regular outdoor exposure or heavy daily use. Venues looking for something with more visual weight or comfort for longer dining occasions may want to consider alternatives from the wider range.

If you are fitting out a new space or expanding existing seating and want to talk through quantities or suitability, the team is happy to help.

The Tenby Outdoor Poseur Set is a contract-grade bar-height table-and-chair combination finished in jade green powder-coated steel. Each pack contains two complete poseur sets — a square high-top table paired with two stackable bar chairs fitted with grey seat cushions. Built to a specification suitable for commercial outdoor use, this is a practical, straightforward option for operators fitting out a pub garden, café courtyard, or restaurant terrace.

In a busy outdoor setting, furniture takes more punishment than it might appear to — exposure to weather, constant rearrangement, and heavy daily use all take their toll. The powder-coated steel frame is designed to resist rust and hold up through repeated use across seasons, which makes it a sensible choice for year-round outdoor seating areas rather than purely seasonal installations. The stackable chairs are a practical consideration where storage space is limited during quieter periods or off-season closures.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages of this set include:

• Rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame suited to permanent outdoor installation
• Stackable bar chairs that simplify storage and end-of-service clearing
• Grey seat cushions included, reducing the need for separate soft furnishing purchases
• Poseur height suitable for high-top bar-style seating layouts
• Sold as a pack of two sets, keeping unit cost manageable when fitting larger areas

At 45kg per pack, delivery and positioning will require two people. The steel construction means these sets are heavier than aluminium or polypropylene alternatives, which is worth bearing in mind if staff are routinely moving furniture between service areas. For very high-volume venues or exposed coastal sites where corrosion risk is elevated, it is worth discussing whether a more heavy-duty specification would be appropriate.

This set is well suited to small-to-medium hospitality venues — pubs, cafés, bistros, and casual dining restaurants — looking for a consistent, contract-quality outdoor furniture solution without over-specifying. Operators furnishing larger terraces or requiring a broader range of seating configurations may want to consider complementary pieces or higher-capacity options within the range.

If you're unsure how many sets your space requires, or whether this specification is right for your site conditions, we're happy to talk it through before you place an order.