Chairs

The Kilsby is a bar-height chair built for commercial hospitality use. The frame is constructed from solid rubber wood with a vintage finish and features curved back legs that give it a considered, contemporary silhouette. Both the seat and backrest are padded and upholstered in a Shetland Forest fabric, offering a comfortable perch without the chair feeling overly casual or domestic in feel.

In a busy bar or restaurant environment, furniture takes considerably more punishment than it does in a domestic setting — repeated contact, movement across hard floors, and the general wear of high footfall service. The Kilsby's solid rubber wood construction is well suited to that kind of use, providing a stable, durable base that holds up through consistent daily service rather than showing early signs of wear from the frame joints outward.

From an operational standpoint, the chair works practically in several ways:

• Upholstered seat and back for guest comfort during longer dwell periods
• Solid wood frame resists the flex and creak associated with lighter constructions
• Vintage finish suits exposed, design-led bar environments without looking overdressed
• Bar height suits both traditional bar counters and poseur tables
• Clean lines make it straightforward to wipe down between covers

It is worth considering the upholstered finish in the context of your venue — fabric seating in high-spill environments such as wet bars or outdoor-adjacent spaces will require more attentive maintenance than a hard seat alternative. The Shetland Forest colourway works well in neutral or earthy interiors but may not suit every scheme, so it is worth reviewing fabric samples against your existing fit-out before committing to volume.

The Kilsby suits independent bars, restaurant bar areas, cocktail venues, and café-style settings where a degree of comfort and a considered aesthetic both matter. It is not intended for heavy-volume canteen or contract environments where a more utilitarian chair would be more appropriate. If your site involves particularly high turnover or outdoor use, a different specification may serve you better.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss how the Kilsby fits into a broader seating scheme, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This hoop back dining chair combines a classic bistro-influenced silhouette with a weathered oak finish and a Shetland Scarlett upholstered seat. Constructed from rubber wood, it is sold in pairs and is intended for commercial front-of-house use in restaurants, cafes, hotels, and similar hospitality venues.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is a dense, close-grained timber that takes finishes well and holds up reasonably under the repeated knocks and movement that come with busy service. The weathered oak finish gives a warm, lived-in character that works alongside both contemporary and more traditional interior schemes. The Shetland Scarlett seat adds a confident colour accent without being overbearing, and the upholstered pad provides adequate comfort for covers with a moderate dining duration.

From an operational standpoint, the hoop back profile is a sensible format for dining spaces: the continuous rear rail gives staff a natural grip point for repositioning chairs quickly during a turn, and the relatively compact footprint helps where covers are close together. Key practical points worth noting:

• Rubber wood frame construction — dense and stable under regular commercial use
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of interior colour palettes
• Upholstered seat pad for guest comfort during standard dining covers
• Compact dimensions work well in tighter dining room layouts
• Supplied in pairs — worth factoring into order quantities at the planning stage

These chairs are best suited to indoor hospitality environments with moderate to busy table-turn volumes. They are not intended for outdoor or covered terrace use. If your venue operates very high volumes with aggressive chair movement across hard floors, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty frame specification would be more appropriate for longevity.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or refreshing existing seating and would like to talk through quantities, layout, or finish combinations, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and an upholstered seat pad in Shetland Smoke. The design takes its cues from relaxed European café and bistro interiors, combining a timber frame with a metal-style cross-back detail that sits comfortably within retro-industrial and traditional schemes alike.

Built to contract specification, the Bristol is intended for environments where chairs are in near-continuous use across service periods — bars, restaurant high-tops, café counters, and hospitality venues where durability under daily turnover matters. The rubber wood frame is well suited to this kind of repeated use, and the upholstered pad adds comfort for seated customers without compromising the practical, wipe-clean considerations that matter in a commercial setting.

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

• Contract-grade construction suited to high-traffic venues
• Upholstered seat pad adds comfort during longer sittings
• Dark walnut finish works across a range of interior schemes
• Rubber wood frame provides a stable base for bar-height use
• Consistent finish across multiple units for uniform front-of-house presentation

One practical consideration: at bar height, seating comfort and table height compatibility should be confirmed before ordering multiples. It is worth checking the seat height against your existing bar or counter to avoid a mismatch — particularly if you are mixing these with existing furniture.

The Bristol suits independent restaurants, bars, and café operators looking for a characterful but practical bar chair that will hold up over time. If you require seating for a larger or particularly high-volume venue, heavier-duty contract options may be worth considering alongside this model.

If you are specifying seating for a new fit-out or want to check compatibility with your existing layout, we are happy to help you work through the details before you commit to an order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table and four matching side chairs, finished in a weathered oak stain with a matte PU topcoat. It is a straightforward, practical furniture solution designed for commercial dining environments where appearance, durability, and ease of maintenance all need to be balanced.

In a café, bistro, or casual dining setting, this set covers a four-cover layout in a compact footprint. The powder-coated metal table base includes adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on uneven tiled or wooden floors — a useful detail in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The rubberwood top is finished with a protective PU coat that resists light surface wear and wipes down cleanly between covers.

The Manhattan chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space during quieter periods or end-of-service cleaning. Each chair features a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Sea vinyl — a practical choice for food service environments, as vinyl is easy to wipe down and holds up reasonably well under regular use.

• Consistent weathered oak finish across table and chairs for a coherent look
• Vinyl upholstery is easy to clean between sittings
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven floors
• Chairs store neatly under the table to free floor space
• Matte PU topcoat on the table surface resists light everyday wear

This set is well suited to small to medium commercial dining spaces — cafés, wine bars, hotel breakfast areas, or staff dining rooms. It is a four-cover set and is not designed for high-turnover, heavy-use environments where contract-grade furniture with heavier-gauge bases would be more appropriate. For sites with higher footfall or rougher use conditions, a more robust alternative may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a dining area and would like to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this set suits your specific environment, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

These Bolero bistro side chairs combine a galvanised steel frame with a solid ash wood seat pad, offering a practical seating option that suits the relaxed, informal atmosphere of cafés, bistros, and casual dining venues. Sold as a pack of four, they represent a straightforward choice for operators furnishing a dining area without overcomplicating the specification process.

The galvanised steel frame holds up well under the everyday demands of a busy front-of-house environment. Ash is a hardwearing timber that resists the knocks and general wear that come with regular customer turnover, and the combination of steel and wood ages reasonably well in most indoor hospitality settings. At 6.6kg each, the chairs are light enough to be moved and repositioned by front-of-house staff without difficulty.

From an operational standpoint, a few practical points are worth noting:

• Stackable design helps with storage during closed periods or room reconfiguration
• Steel and ash construction avoids the flex and creaking associated with cheaper all-plastic alternatives
• The neutral material combination sits comfortably alongside a range of table finishes and interior schemes
• Sold in packs of four, making it straightforward to order in quantities that match cover numbers

These chairs are intended for indoor use. The galvanised steel frame offers some resistance to moisture, but they are not rated for permanent outdoor or covered terrace use where they would be exposed to the elements over extended periods. For venues with higher footfall or more demanding service environments, heavier-duty seating options may be worth considering.

Well suited to independent cafés, small restaurants, and hospitality venues looking for a simple, reliable seating solution that balances practicality with a clean aesthetic. If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss how these chairs fit within a broader seating layout, the team is happy to talk it through.

The Origin POP Chair is a lightweight polypropylene stacking chair sold in packs of two. It is produced in a bold bright green colourway and is intended for use in cafés, restaurants, canteen spaces, and outdoor dining areas where a distinctive, contemporary look is wanted alongside practical durability.

Constructed from polypropylene that contains over 50% recycled content, the chair is built to handle the daily wear that comes with busy covers. At 3.4kg per chair it is easy for front-of-house staff to reposition, stack, and store between services. The material is resistant to moisture, making cleaning straightforward — a wipe-down is generally sufficient after service.

A UV-resistant finish is applied to the surface, which helps the colour hold in outdoor or part-covered settings where prolonged sun exposure would otherwise cause fading over time. This makes the POP Chair a practical option for operators who rotate furniture between indoor and outdoor use across the seasons.

• Lightweight enough for quick floor reconfigurations during service
• Stackable design reduces storage footprint between sittings
• UV-resistant finish suitable for covered outdoor use
• Recycled polypropylene construction is durable and easy to clean
• Bold colourway works well for operators wanting a defined visual identity

The bright green finish is a strong choice for operators who want furniture that reads as intentional rather than incidental — canteens, casual dining venues, and street food-style spaces tend to suit it well. If a more neutral palette is needed, the POP Chair is available in other colourways. For high-turnover venues where heavier commercial seating is more appropriate, it is worth discussing your expected cover volume before committing.

If you are unsure whether the POP Chair suits your space and service style, our team is happy to talk it through.

The Thame is a solid rubberwood dining chair designed for commercial hospitality environments. Finished in a lightly distressed vintage style that draws on mid-twentieth century design, it offers a traditional aesthetic without sacrificing the structural integrity required for day-to-day contract use. This listing covers a pack of six chairs, upholstered in Shetland Forest green vinyl — a deep, muted tone that works well in both traditional pub dining rooms and more contemporary casual restaurant settings.

Built with reinforced mortise and tenon joinery, the Thame is intended to withstand the kind of repeated, heavy use that contract furniture is exposed to in busy front-of-house environments — guests pushing back from tables, staff stacking and repositioning chairs during turnarounds, and the general wear of high-footfall service periods. Rubberwood is a dense, stable timber that holds up well under this kind of stress, and the distressed finish means everyday scuffs are far less visible than they would be on a high-gloss surface.

From an operational standpoint, the Shetland Forest vinyl upholstery is practical for front-of-house teams — it wipes clean quickly between covers, which matters during fast turnarounds. The CRIB 5 fire retardancy rating means the chair meets the ignition resistance standard required for most UK licensed hospitality premises, so there are no compliance concerns when using these in hotels, restaurants, or licensed venues.

• CRIB 5 compliant — suitable for licensed and hospitality premises
• Vinyl upholstery wipes clean quickly between sittings
• Distressed finish masks everyday surface wear effectively
• Mortise and tenon joints provide long-term structural reliability
• Supplied as a pack of six, reducing per-chair cost for larger refits

As a practical consideration, the chairs are not stackable based on the traditional solid-back design, so storage space between service periods is worth factoring in. The set weight of 48kg across six chairs is relevant if delivery access or stairwells are a consideration for your site.

The Thame suits established dining rooms, boutique hotels, and independent restaurants where a classic, grounded aesthetic fits the brief. It is a mid-weight contract chair — well suited to venues with steady, moderate footfall. Operations with extremely high turnover or venues where chairs receive particularly rough handling may want to consider a heavier-duty frame option.

If you are fitting out a full dining room and want to talk through quantities, colourways, or suitability for your specific space, the team is happy to help you work through it before you commit to an order.

This set of six lattice-back dining chairs combines a classic timber aesthetic with the practical demands of commercial hospitality use. Constructed from rubberwood in a dark walnut finish, the chairs feature a detailed lattice back design with a drop-in seat pad upholstered in Bison Cedar green vinyl — a combination that suits traditional pub dining rooms, casual restaurants, and members' clubs particularly well.

Rubberwood is a dense, stable hardwood commonly used in contract furniture for its resistance to warping and its ability to hold fixings reliably under regular use. These chairs are built to contract quality, meaning they are intended to withstand the repeated use, movement, and occasional mishandling that comes with busy service environments — not occasional domestic use.

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

• CRIB 5 fire-retardant compliance — a requirement for most licensed and public-facing hospitality venues in the UK
• Vinyl seat pads allow quick wipe-down between covers, reducing turnaround time
• Consistent finish across a pack of six simplifies room layout and replacement planning
• The classic lattice back design works well in mixed heritage or refurbished interiors without demanding a specific theme
• Sold as a pack of six, which suits operators furnishing individual bays or booths

The chairs are best suited to low- to mid-volume dining operations where comfort and appearance are priorities alongside durability. For venues with very high chair turnover — such as event spaces or high-footfall food halls — it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty stacking or banqueting-grade option would be more practical in the long run.

If you are furnishing a larger space or need advice on whether this chair works for your specific setting, we are happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Origin POP chair is a stackable polypropylene side chair designed for commercial dining environments. Made from over 50% recycled polypropylene, it offers a practical combination of light weight, structural strength, and a clean, contemporary profile. This listing covers a pack of two chairs in traffic white.

In busy front-of-house settings, the POP chair holds up well under the daily demands of a commercial dining room — repeated stacking, regular cleaning, and constant use. Polypropylene is a sensible material choice for this type of environment: it resists moisture, wipes down quickly, and doesn't corrode or splinter. The UV-resistant finish means the chairs are equally suited to covered outdoor terraces and garden dining areas without the colour fading noticeably over time.

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

• Lightweight at 3.4kg per chair, making it easy for front-of-house staff to rearrange covers quickly
• Stackable design reduces storage footprint during closed periods
• UV-resistant finish supports outdoor and terrace use
• Wipe-clean polypropylene surface keeps cleaning time to a minimum
• Recycled material content may support sustainability reporting requirements

There are no installation requirements — these chairs arrive ready to use. Being sold in packs of two, it's worth calculating your full cover count and any contingency for breakages or rotation before ordering, to keep delivery costs proportionate. If you're furnishing a larger space or need a different colourway, the POP chair is available in other finishes, and Origin's range includes further seating options at different price points.

The POP chair suits cafés, casual dining restaurants, staff canteens, hotel breakfast areas, and outdoor hospitality settings. It's a practical, no-fuss choice where durability and ease of maintenance matter more than premium upholstery.

If you're unsure how many packs to order or whether this chair works alongside your existing furniture spec, we're happy to talk it through.

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair built from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and an upholstered seat pad in a bison espresso tone. The cross-back design gives it a recognisable retro-industrial character that sits comfortably in café, bar, and casual dining settings where that aesthetic is a deliberate part of the environment.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture — it is reasonably dense, takes stain well, and holds up better under regular use than softer timber alternatives. The upholstered pad adds a degree of comfort that makes it a more realistic option for venues where guests are likely to sit for a full meal or extended drinks service, rather than a quick counter transaction.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Contract-rated construction suited to high-traffic front-of-house environments
• Cross-back frame adds structural rigidity at the joint between seat and back
• Upholstered pad in bison espresso — check suitability against your existing scheme
• Rubber wood frame with dark walnut finish balances durability and visual warmth
• Stackability should be confirmed if storage space is a consideration for your site

Bar chairs of this style suit venues running a counter, high table, or bar-height seating arrangement. They work well in independent cafés, wine bars, bistros, and casual dining rooms where the cross-back silhouette complements the décor. If you need a higher volume of seating or are fitting out a larger site, it is worth discussing quantity, lead times, and whether a different frame or pad colour would suit your space better.

If you are unsure whether this chair fits your seating layout or colour scheme, our team is happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair constructed from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish and an upholstered espresso seat pad. The cross-back frame gives it a character that sits comfortably within relaxed bistro, café bar, and casual dining settings — the kind of spaces that want warmth and personality without veering into overly formal territory.

In practice, this style of chair performs well in environments where customers spend a reasonable amount of time seated at a bar counter or high table. The seat pad adds a level of comfort that encourages longer dwell, which suits venues focused on food-led bar service or all-day café trade. Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood for contract use and holds up well in normal front-of-house conditions, though it is worth noting it is not suited to outdoor or high-moisture environments.

A few points worth considering before ordering:

• Rubber wood frame — durable for indoor contract use, not suited to covered outdoor or damp areas
• Upholstered seat pad in espresso — adds comfort for longer sittings, spot-clean recommended
• Cross-back design — visually open, works well in spaces where a lighter aesthetic is preferred
• Weathered oak finish — warm, characterful tone that pairs with natural materials and industrial-style interiors
• At 10kg, each chair is manageable for daily stacking and repositioning by floor staff

This chair suits café bars, casual dining venues, and bar areas with high tables where a relaxed, considered aesthetic matters as much as practicality. If you are furnishing a higher-volume or more formal environment, or need a chair rated for particularly intensive use, it is worth discussing your setting with us before committing to a quantity order.

If you would like to talk through seating quantities, mix of styles, or suitability for your specific venue, we are happy to help.

This dining set pairs a rectangular Turin table with four Manhattan chairs, finished consistently in a weathered oak stain to create a coordinated front-of-house look. The tabletop is made from rubberwood with a PU matte topcoat, giving it reasonable durability against the everyday wear of a busy dining environment. The metal base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which is a practical detail for venues with uneven or tiled floors where slight levelling is often needed.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish and are sized to tuck neatly under the table when the space needs to be cleared — useful during changeovers or pre-service prep. Each chair features a padded seat upholstered in bison tan vinyl, which wipes down easily between covers without absorbing spills or odours.

From an operational standpoint, this set is well suited to smaller dining areas, café environments, and breakout spaces where a consistent finish and a compact footprint matter:

• Rubberwood construction with PU topcoat resists surface marking under daily use
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on wood, tile, or slightly uneven surfaces
• Vinyl upholstery wipes clean quickly between sittings
• Chairs tuck flush under the table to free floor space when required
• Coordinated finish across table and chairs reduces the need for separate styling decisions

The set seats four and is proportioned for standard café or restaurant spacing. It is not intended for high-volume or outdoor use, and buyers should consider the total weight of 47kg when planning delivery and installation access. For venues needing larger table configurations or contract-grade seating for heavier throughput, alternative options within the range may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a new dining space or want to confirm this set works with your existing layout, our team is happy to talk through the options before you place an order.

The Chelsea is a solid rubber wood dining chair with clean lines and gently curved form. It comes finished in dark walnut with an upholstered seat in a deep cedar green vinyl — a combination that sits comfortably in contemporary café settings, traditional dining rooms, and relaxed bar-restaurant spaces alike. Supplied as a pack of six, it is intended for commercial hospitality environments rather than domestic use.

In a busy front-of-house setting, chairs take considerably more punishment than domestic furniture, and the Chelsea is built with that in mind. The rubber wood construction provides a solid, stable frame that holds up well under the repeated movement and daily stacking that characterises a working dining room. The vinyl seat covering is practical: it wipes clean quickly between covers, which matters when turnaround time is tight.

Key practical points worth noting for operators:

• CRIB 5 fire retardant rated — a requirement for most licensed and commercial hospitality premises
• Padded vinyl seat adds comfort for longer dining occasions without compromising on cleanability
• Proportioned to tuck neatly under standard dining tables, useful where floor space is limited
• Pack of six makes it straightforward to order in quantity for a full dining room fit-out
• Rubber wood frame offers good durability relative to its weight class

The Chelsea sits at a practical mid-point for hospitality seating. It is well suited to cafés, casual dining restaurants, pub dining rooms, and hotel breakfast areas with moderate to high daily covers. For venues with particularly heavy footfall or outdoor-adjacent use, a heavier-duty commercial chair with a metal frame may be worth considering instead. The pack format works well for new openings or phased refurbishments, though it is worth confirming your table count before ordering to avoid shortfalls.

If you are fitting out a dining space and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair suits the specific look and use of your venue, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

This Bolero armchair pairs a powder-coated steel frame with a pre-oiled acacia wood seat and backrest. It is a straightforward, practical seating option designed for commercial dining environments where appearance, durability, and ease of management all matter. Sold in packs of four, they suit operators fitting out a new dining space or refreshing an existing one without the inconvenience of ordering individual chairs.

The acacia wood arrives pre-oiled, which gives it a reasonable level of resistance to the surface knocks and minor moisture exposure common in front-of-house settings. The powder-coated steel frame adds corrosion resistance, making these chairs suitable for covered outdoor terraces and beer gardens as well as indoor dining rooms. They are not intended for fully exposed all-weather use, and some thought about positioning is worthwhile before purchase.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• Stackable design makes storage straightforward during closed periods or layout changes
• Pre-oiled acacia wood reduces routine maintenance compared to untreated timber
• Powder-coated frame resists everyday impact and surface corrosion
• Armchair format adds comfort for longer, more relaxed dining occasions
• Pack-of-four format simplifies table-and-chair set builds

At 7kg per chair, they are manageable for front-of-house staff to stack and reposition without difficulty. The seat height is suited to standard dining table heights rather than bar or counter-height applications, so it is worth confirming your table dimensions before ordering.

These chairs are well suited to cafés, bistros, pub dining rooms, and hotel restaurants looking for a consistent, low-maintenance seating option with a natural aesthetic. If you are equipping a larger space or want to talk through your layout before committing, the team is happy to help.

The Oregon is a timber-framed dining chair with a fabric-padded seat and backrest finished in espresso brown vinyl. It is sold as a pack of two, making it practical for operators furnishing or refreshing a dining area in manageable quantities. The dark wood finish sits comfortably across a range of interior styles, from traditional restaurant environments to contemporary café settings.

The slim profile is a practical consideration in commercial dining rooms where space between covers matters. Chairs that stack or tuck neatly under tables help maintain a tidy floor plan during service and make cleaning between sittings more straightforward. The vinyl upholstery, rather than fabric, is a sensible choice for commercial use — easier to wipe down between covers and more resistant to spills and general wear than cloth alternatives.

• Vinyl-upholstered seat and backrest — easier to clean than fabric in a commercial setting
• Slim profile tucks neatly under tables, helping to optimise floor space
• Dark wood frame suits a range of dining interior styles
• Sold in pairs, allowing phased purchasing or top-up orders
• Straightforward construction with no assembly complexity

At 8kg per chair, the Oregon is light enough for front-of-house staff to reposition during service without difficulty, which is worth considering in venues that rearrange covers for different booking sizes. The chair is suited to moderate-turnover dining environments. Operators running very high-volume, fast-turnover sites — where seating is in near-constant use across long shifts — may want to consider a heavier-duty specification.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating and want to talk through quantities, mix of chair styles, or suitability for your specific environment, we are happy to help before you place an order.

The Bristol bar chair is a contract-rated seating option designed for bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues where front-of-house presentation matters as much as durability. The frame is constructed from rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, with a metal cross-back detail that sits comfortably within retro-industrial and bistro-style interiors. The Bison Cedar seat pad adds a degree of comfort suited to longer dining occasions without compromising the chair's overall proportion.

Built for contract use, the Bristol is intended to withstand the repeated daily use that comes with a busy hospitality environment. Rubber wood is a reasonably dense hardwood by-product that holds up well under normal service conditions, and the metal cross-back provides structural reinforcement to the frame.

From an operational standpoint, this chair offers a practical balance of comfort, character, and durability:

• Cross-back metal detail adds structural support alongside visual appeal
• Upholstered seat pad improves guest comfort during extended covers
• Dark walnut finish suits a range of bar and dining interior schemes
• Contract-rated construction appropriate for high-traffic front-of-house use
• Rubber wood frame offers a stable, hardwearing base

At a bar height of 1180mm, this chair is intended for use at bar counters or poseur-height tables. It is worth confirming your counter height before ordering, as bar chairs are not interchangeable with standard dining chairs. The chair weighs 10kg, which makes repositioning straightforward during cleaning or layout changes. No specialist installation is required, though assembly requirements should be confirmed at point of order.

The Bristol suits licensed venues, casual dining restaurants, and café bars looking for a characterful seating option that holds up in day-to-day service. It is best suited to sites with moderate to high footfall where a degree of style is expected alongside practical durability. For venues requiring heavier-duty or stackable options, alternative contract seating within the range may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a full seating area or want to confirm suitability for your specific counter height or interior scheme, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Tenby Outdoor Dining Set is a contract-grade steel dining ensemble finished in jade green powder coat. Each set comprises a square dining table and four stackable chairs with grey seat cushions, and this listing supplies two complete sets — enough to seat eight covers in an outdoor space. The construction is aimed squarely at commercial hospitality use rather than domestic garden furniture.

In practice, powder-coated steel frames at this specification are a common choice for managed outdoor seating areas. The finish is applied to resist rust and surface corrosion, which matters in a year-round UK hospitality environment where furniture is regularly exposed to rain, condensation and cleaning products. The stackable chair design keeps storage manageable when covers are reduced in quieter periods or the space is cleared entirely.

Practical operational points worth noting:

• Stackable chairs reduce storage footprint during off-peak periods
• Powder-coated steel frame resists rust in outdoor conditions
• Grey seat cushions included — check your supplier's cushion replacement availability
• Square table format suits flexible cover layouts in courtyards or patios
• Supplied as two complete sets, reducing per-unit procurement cost

At 45kg combined per set pair, delivery and initial positioning will require two people. The furniture is designed for outdoor use on level, stable surfaces. It is worth confirming that your terrace or courtyard floor can accommodate the leg configuration cleanly — uneven paving can cause instability with square-leg frames.

This set is well suited to pubs, cafes, and restaurants establishing or refreshing a managed outdoor seating area. It represents a practical mid-range option for operators who need contract-quality durability without a large capital outlay. For larger sites or those requiring heavier-gauge frames or a broader colour range, alternative options in the range may be worth discussing.

If you're unsure how many sets you need for your space or want to talk through outdoor seating layouts, the team is happy to help you work it out before you order.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade seating option designed for restaurants, cafés, bars, and hospitality venues that need reliable, presentable chairs in volume. Each chair is constructed from rubberwood with a soft oak stain finish, giving a warm, neutral aesthetic that works well across a range of interior styles. The back panel is upholstered in a woven Shetland Sea blue fabric, while the seat is finished in a contrasting Bison Tan vinyl. Chairs are supplied as a pack of six.

Rubberwood is a practical choice for commercial seating — it is dense, stable, and holds up well under the repeated movement and daily loading that a busy dining room demands. The vinyl seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in any venue turning tables at pace. The woven fabric back adds comfort for guests without introducing a material that is difficult to maintain in a commercial context.

• Crib 5 fire retardant rated — a requirement in most licensed and public-facing venues
• Vinyl seat upholstery wipes clean quickly between seatings
• Rubberwood frame offers good resistance to the knocks and stress of daily use
• Soft oak stain is a neutral finish that suits a range of dining room schemes
• Sold in a pack of six, suited to ordering by table cover count

These chairs are well suited to small to medium-sized dining operations — independent restaurants, café bars, hotel dining rooms, and function spaces with moderate daily footfall. For venues with very high turnover or outdoor use requirements, it is worth discussing whether a different frame material or finish would be more appropriate for your specific environment.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing chairs across a larger venue, we are happy to talk through quantities, mix-and-match options, or lead times before you place an order.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair designed for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from rubberwood finished in a soft oak stain, paired with a woven fabric back in Shetland Smoke grey and a contrasting seat upholstered in Bison Tan vinyl. It is supplied as a pack of six, making it a practical option when furnishing a dining room or function space in consistent quantities.

Rubberwood is a commonly used material in commercial furniture because it offers a reasonable balance of weight, stability, and resistance to the knocks and movement that come with busy service. The vinyl seat covering is easy to wipe down between covers, which matters in any operation turning tables at pace. The woven fabric back adds a degree of visual warmth without introducing a difficult-to-maintain upholstered surface on the contact-heavy part of the chair.

• Rubberwood frame with soft oak stain for a neutral, versatile finish
• Shetland Smoke woven fabric back panel for comfort and aesthetic appeal
• Bison Tan vinyl seat covering — easy to clean between sittings
• Meets Crib 5 fire retardancy standards for use in public spaces
• Supplied as a pack of six for consistent presentation across a dining area

From a practical standpoint, the Crib 5 fire retardant rating is a requirement for most licensed and public-facing hospitality venues in the UK, so this chair meets that obligation without needing aftermarket treatment. The pack format suits operators ordering in volume, though it is worth confirming you have sufficient storage space to receive and hold the full pack on delivery, as the combined weight of six chairs is not trivial.

This chair is well suited to mid-market restaurants, boutique hotels, café-bars, and private dining rooms where a clean, contemporary look is needed at a sensible price point. It is not intended for outdoor use or particularly high-turnover fast-casual environments where a heavier-duty or fully hard-wearing chair may be more appropriate. If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities and finish combinations, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair designed for restaurants, cafés, and hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from rubberwood finished in a dark walnut stain — a timber known for its stability and resistance to the warping and splitting that comes with the variable humidity of a busy front-of-house environment. Chairs are supplied as a pack of six, which simplifies procurement for operators furnishing a full dining room or adding seating in consistent batches.

The back panel uses a woven fabric in Shetland Sea blue, which adds visual texture and a degree of comfort without the maintenance complexity of a fully upholstered chair. The seat is upholstered in Bison Tan vinyl, chosen for easy wiping down between covers — a practical consideration in any venue turning tables at pace. The two-tone combination works well in contemporary settings where operators want warmth without a purely neutral palette.

• Rubberwood frame with dark walnut stain — durable and consistent in finish
• Woven fabric back in Shetland Sea blue for comfort and visual interest
• Vinyl seat in Bison Tan for straightforward cleaning between covers
• Meets Crib 5 fire retardancy standards, as required in public venues
• Supplied as a six-pack for straightforward quantity procurement

From a compliance standpoint, the chair meets Crib 5 fire retardant standards, which is a requirement for contract furniture used in public-facing spaces across the UK. Operators should verify their full furniture specification meets current fire safety regulations for their venue type.

The Bath chair is well suited to mid-volume restaurants, café-bars, and hotel dining rooms where a clean, modern aesthetic is needed alongside practical durability. For higher-traffic venues or outdoor-facing spaces, a more robust or weather-resistant option may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss finish compatibility with existing furniture, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood chair with clean lines and gently curved styling. Available here in a dark walnut finish with padded seats upholstered in forest green vinyl, it is sold as a pack of six — a practical unit quantity for operators furnishing a dining area or replacing chairs across an existing scheme.

In a hospitality setting, chairs take considerable daily use: repeated stacking or dragging, spillages, and the general wear of a busy service environment. The rubber wood construction and commercial-grade build are suited to this kind of sustained use. The vinyl seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters during a busy lunch or dinner service when there is little time for thorough cleaning.

Practical points worth noting for hospitality buyers:

• CRIB 5 fire-retardant upholstery standard met — a requirement for most licensed hospitality premises
• Forest green vinyl seat is wipeable and resistant to everyday spillages
• Dark walnut finish works across contemporary, traditional, and retro interior schemes
• Chair profile allows it to tuck neatly under standard dining tables, helping with space management in tighter rooms
• Supplied as a pack of six, reducing the number of separate deliveries for larger fit-outs

These chairs are best suited to restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and pub dining spaces where a mid-weight, presentable timber chair is appropriate. They are not intended for high-turnover canteen environments where heavier-duty stacking or banqueting chairs would be more practical. If you are furnishing a larger space or need a different finish or seat colour, it is worth discussing your requirements before ordering — chair quantities and colourways can make a significant difference to the overall result.

If you would like guidance on quantities, configuration, or whether this chair suits your specific venue, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Asti is a straightforward, comfortable dining chair built around a rubber wood frame with a padded seat and padded arched back upholstered in a black diamond fabric. It is sold in pairs, making it a practical option when furnishing or refreshing a dining space without over-ordering. The rubber wood construction gives the frame reasonable durability for everyday front-of-house use, and the padded back lifts it above basic stacking-chair comfort without adding unnecessary bulk.

In a café, coffee shop or casual dining setting, this style of chair tends to work well. The seat height and proportions suit standard dining table heights, and the padded back encourages guests to sit comfortably through a meal or a longer visit — relevant in settings where dwell time is part of the offer. It is not a heavy-duty contract chair designed for very high-turnover environments, so operators running large restaurant floors with rapid table turns should consider whether a more robust frame specification is appropriate for their volume.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Rubber wood frame — lighter and more decorative than steel or beech alternatives
• Padded seat and arched padded back for guest comfort during longer visits
• Black diamond upholstery suits neutral or dark interior schemes
• Sold as a pack of two — plan quantities in multiples accordingly
• At 6.51kg per chair, the weight is manageable for daily stacking or repositioning

This chair is best suited to cafés, coffee shops, wine bars, and relaxed restaurant dining areas where a warm, approachable aesthetic is the goal. For busier or more formal environments, or where chairs will face heavier daily use, it is worth discussing whether a different frame material or upholstery grade would be more appropriate for the long term.

If you are fitting out a full dining space and want to talk through quantities, table pairings or alternative options, the team is happy to help before you place an order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a compact, well-proportioned footprint. The tabletop is constructed from solid rubberwood, stained in a dark walnut shade and finished with a PU matte topcoat that resists everyday marking without looking overly glossy. The metal table base is powder-coated and includes adjustable screw-in feet, which is a practical detail on floors that are rarely perfectly level — useful in older buildings, conservatory dining rooms, or anywhere tiles or boards create slight variation underfoot.

The Manhattan chairs carry the same dark walnut stain, so the set reads as a cohesive unit on the floor rather than a mix-and-match arrangement. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in bison tan easy-clean vinyl, which wipes down quickly between covers without needing specialist products. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, keeping aisles clear during quieter periods.

This set is well suited to smaller café and bistro environments, breakout dining areas, or hospitality spaces where a consistent, mid-tone timber aesthetic is preferred over heavier or more industrial finishes. The overall build is appropriate for light to moderate daily use — it is not intended for high-turnover environments where furniture takes significant punishment across multiple sittings per day.

If your operation runs a high number of daily covers or operates outdoors under cover, it is worth discussing whether a more contract-grade alternative would better suit your needs before committing. The team is happy to talk through the options.

These Fameg fan back side chairs are traditionally styled, handmade from solid beech using a steam-bending process and finished in walnut. They are supplied as a pack of two, fully assembled and ready to place directly into service.

Bentwood construction has a long-established place in commercial hospitality settings because it balances visual appeal with practical resilience. The steam-bending technique used by Fameg produces a frame that is both strong and slightly flexible, which helps it absorb the everyday stresses of repeated use across busy sittings. The fan back design supports a comfortable seated posture without adding unnecessary bulk, making it a sensible choice for dining rooms where space between covers is limited.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, these chairs offer some straightforward advantages:

• Lightweight solid beech frame is easy to reposition when reconfiguring covers
• Smooth wood surfaces wipe down quickly between sittings
• Fully assembled on arrival — no setup time required before use
• Walnut finish sits well alongside a wide range of table finishes and interior schemes
• Classic bistro styling suits both traditional and contemporary dining environments

These chairs are intended for indoor use only. Exposure to moisture in outdoor or covered terrace settings would affect the timber and finish over time, so they are not suitable for those applications. They are not designed as stackable chairs, so if storage space is tight during closed periods, that is worth factoring in when deciding on quantities.

A pack of two suits smaller settings or operators looking to supplement an existing set. For larger dining rooms or full fit-outs, it is worth discussing batch availability with the team to ensure consistent finishing across the order.

If you would like to talk through whether this style and finish will work with your existing furniture or interior scheme, we are happy to help before you place an order.

The Kilsby is a fixed-height bar chair built for commercial use in bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, with characteristically curved back legs that give the chair a clean, contemporary profile. Both the seat and backrest are padded and upholstered in a bison bordeaux fabric, offering a degree of comfort suitable for counter dining and bar seating where guests may be seated for an extended period.

In a commercial setting, chairs at bar or poseur height see considerable daily movement — pulled in and out repeatedly across a service, often by guests rather than staff. The rubber wood construction handles that kind of routine use well, and at 12kg the chair has enough weight to feel stable without being difficult to reposition. The dark walnut finish tends to hold its appearance in busy environments and sits well against a range of bar and counter materials.

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

• Upholstered backrest adds comfort for longer bar or counter sittings
• Dark walnut frame conceals everyday surface marks and handling wear
• Rubber wood frame provides a solid, stable base at bar height
• Bison bordeaux upholstery suits warm, contemporary interior schemes
• Compatible with standard bar and poseur-height tables

The chair is supplied ready for use and requires no assembly beyond unboxing in most cases. Upholstered seating in commercial venues will require periodic inspection and, depending on usage levels, reupholstery over time — this is a normal consideration for any padded commercial chair and worth factoring into your maintenance planning. The Kilsby is suited to indoor use; it is not intended for external or exposed areas.

This chair works well in restaurant bar areas, hotel lounges, café counters, and similar settings where a smart, upholstered bar seat is needed without the lead times associated with bespoke furniture. For venues needing a higher volume of seating or a different frame finish or fabric combination, other options within the range may be worth discussing.

If you are furnishing a new venue or refreshing an existing space and want to talk through quantities, mix of seating heights, or how this chair works alongside other pieces, our team is happy to help you think it through before you order.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair built for hospitality settings where appearance and durability both matter. The frame is constructed from rubberwood with a weathered oak stain finish, giving it a warm, contemporary look that suits a range of venue styles. The back panel is finished in a woven Shetland Smoke grey fabric, while the seat is upholstered in Bison Tan vinyl — a combination that provides visual contrast without looking forced. This listing covers a pack of six chairs.

In a busy restaurant or café environment, seating takes considerable punishment over the course of a service. The rubberwood frame is well suited to this kind of sustained daily use, offering good structural rigidity without excessive weight. The vinyl seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which is a practical advantage when turnaround time matters. The woven fabric back requires a little more care than vinyl but holds up well in normal front-of-house conditions.

• Crib 5 fire retardant rated — suitable for use in public spaces and licensed premises
• Vinyl seat covering for easy cleaning between covers
• Weathered oak frame finish suits traditional and contemporary interiors
• Sold as a pack of six, reducing per-unit cost for operators fitting out multiple tables
• Rubberwood construction provides a reliable balance of strength and weight

There are no complex installation requirements — the chairs arrive ready for use. It is worth confirming floor surface compatibility, as rubber floor protectors or glides may be needed depending on whether you have hard flooring or carpet. The pack format works well for operators fitting out a dining room or adding to an existing suite, but it is worth checking that the finish matches any existing furniture before ordering in quantity.

These chairs are well suited to restaurants, cafés, pubs, and function rooms where a smart but unpretentious look is needed and durability is a practical priority. Venues with very high-volume throughput or outdoor seating requirements may want to consider a more heavy-duty or weather-resistant option from the broader range.

If you are fitting out a larger space or mixing chair styles across a room, we are happy to talk through what works well together — feel free to get in touch before you order.

The Manhattan is a side dining chair built from rubber wood with a soft oak finish, sold here as a pack of two. The frame uses a curved back with vertical slats, a design that provides reasonable lumbar support without being overtly styled in any particular direction — it sits comfortably across traditional and contemporary dining spaces alike. The horseshoe-shaped seat is upholstered in a bison bordeaux fabric, adding a degree of warmth and comfort for seated diners without demanding constant maintenance.

In a commercial setting, rubber wood is a practical choice: it is dense, relatively resistant to warping, and holds up well in busy dining rooms where chairs are moved and stacked regularly. The chair weighs 8kg, which gives it a solid, planted feel at the table — guests are unlikely to shift it unintentionally during service. The fabric seat is a consideration in high-spill environments; operators running high-turnover covers may want to factor in periodic upholstery care as part of their maintenance routine.

Practical points worth noting:

• Solid rubber wood frame — durable under regular commercial use
• Curved slatted back provides support without bulk
• Bordeaux upholstered seat adds comfort for longer dining occasions
• Sold as a pack of two — useful for incremental purchasing
• Uniform soft oak finish coordinates well across mixed seating layouts

This chair is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and function spaces where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate and covers turn at a measured pace. It is less suited to very high-volume, rapid-turnover environments where wipeable seating would be more practical. For sites needing a larger volume of chairs or alternative colourways, other options in the range may be worth exploring.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or refreshing an existing one and would like guidance on quantities, layouts, or suitability, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Austin is a solid rubber wood dining chair supplied in pairs, finished with a Weather Oak frame and a Helbeck Saddle Ash seat. It is a straightforward, well-proportioned piece aimed at cafés, restaurants, pub dining rooms, and similar hospitality settings where both appearance and day-to-day durability need to be considered alongside cost.

Rubber wood is a practical timber choice for commercial seating. It is dense and close-grained, which means it handles the routine knocks and scrapes of busy service without looking worn quickly. The Weather Oak finish gives a lightened, slightly aged tone that sits comfortably in both contemporary and more traditional dining environments. The Helbeck Saddle Ash seat introduces a contrasting warmth that tends to work across a range of interior schemes without requiring a coordinated fit-out.

For venue operators, the chair offers a few clear day-to-day advantages:

• Timber frame is straightforward to wipe down and maintain between covers
• Neutral finish palette works across a range of interior styles
• Supplied in pairs, which suits staged fit-outs or smaller initial orders
• Compact footprint is practical for tighter dining floor plans
• Rubber wood construction provides a stable, reliable base for everyday commercial use

It is worth bearing in mind that venues targeting longer dwell times — fine dining rooms or hotel restaurants, for example — may find fully upholstered seating a better fit for guest comfort. For particularly high-volume or demanding environments, a heavier-gauge option may be worth considering.

The Austin suits independent cafés, bistros, pub dining rooms, and casual restaurant settings where a clean, versatile look is needed without a significant per-chair investment. It works well whether you are specifying a full new dining floor or refreshing seating in stages.

If you are working through a larger seating specification or want to talk through how the Austin sits alongside other chairs or tables in the range, the team is glad to help.

The Brooklyn is a timber-framed dining chair with a high padded back and upholstered seat, finished in a soft oak rubber wood frame with a black diamond padded seat and back panel. It is sold in packs of two. The design is straightforward — a traditional silhouette with padded comfort, intended for front-of-house use in hospitality settings.

In a busy restaurant or pub environment, chairs need to withstand repeated use across multiple sittings without looking worn. The rubber wood frame offers reasonable durability for mid-volume covers, and the high padded back gives diners a more comfortable seated experience during longer meals. The chair's proportions allow it to tuck neatly under a standard dining table when not in use, which helps with floor flow and the overall appearance of the room between sittings.

From an operational standpoint, the Brooklyn suits settings where presentation matters as much as practicality:

• High padded back adds visual presence and dining comfort
• Rubber wood frame is stable and relatively lightweight at just over 5kg per chair
• Tucks under tables cleanly, keeping aisles clear between covers
• Sold in pairs — straightforward to order in multiples for larger rooms
• Neutral finish works across a range of interior colour schemes

There are no special installation requirements — these are freestanding chairs. It is worth considering how the seat upholstery will hold up to your specific service environment, particularly in high-turnover or food-heavy settings where fabric cleaning becomes a regular task. For venues with outdoor areas or very high covers, a more robust or easy-wipe alternative may be worth considering.

The Brooklyn is well suited to restaurants, gastropubs, private dining rooms, and club venues where a classic, upholstered chair is appropriate for the setting and typical cover counts are moderate. It is not designed for outdoor use or for very high-volume, quick-turnover environments where furniture takes significant daily wear.

If you are furnishing a larger space or unsure whether this chair suits your room layout or service style, we are happy to help you think it through before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair constructed from solid rubber wood, finished in dark walnut and fitted with a padded seat upholstered in bison cedar fabric. It is built to contract furniture standard, which means it is intended for commercial use rather than domestic settings — a distinction that matters when chairs are in constant rotation through a busy service.

In practice, the solid wood frame handles the wear of regular commercial use well. The curved back with vertical slats provides enough lumbar support to keep guests comfortable during longer visits without the chair becoming bulky or difficult to stack and store. The padded seat adds comfort without the maintenance burden of deep-cushioned alternatives, which tend to absorb spills and wear unevenly in bar environments.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Proportioned to pair with poseur tables and bar-height drinking shelves
• Solid rubber wood construction rated to contract furniture standard
• Bison cedar upholstered seat — padded but not deeply cushioned
• Curved slatted back offers support without visual bulk
• Dark walnut finish suits both traditional and contemporary bar fit-outs

At 10kg per chair, the Manhattan is a reasonably substantial piece. It is well suited to bars, pub dining areas, and hospitality venues where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate. If your fit-out requires a lighter chair for frequent repositioning, or a fully upholstered seat for longer dining occasions, it is worth considering whether a different style would better serve the space.

If you are equipping a larger venue or have questions about quantities and lead times, our team is happy to talk through what works best for your fit-out.