Chairs

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair constructed from solid rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, with a padded seat upholstered in bison espresso fabric. It is designed to pair with poseur tables, bar-height drinking shelves, or front-of-bar counter seating, and is built to contract furniture standard rather than domestic or light-commercial specification.

In a busy hospitality environment, seating takes a sustained amount of punishment — from repeated use through a long service to the general wear that comes with a well-attended venue. The Manhattan's solid wood frame is well suited to that kind of demand. The curved back with vertical slats is more than a stylistic choice; it provides a degree of lumbar support that encourages guests to sit comfortably rather than perch, which matters during longer visits.

From an operational standpoint, the chair works for a range of front-of-house settings:

• Solid rubber wood frame built to contract furniture standard
• Padded seat for guest comfort during extended service periods
• Curved slatted back offering lumbar support
• Dark walnut finish suits a range of bar and dining aesthetics
• Consistent finish and construction across multi-unit orders

It is worth noting that at 10kg per unit, the chair has a reassuring solidity but is not the lightest option if your team regularly reconfigures the floor plan. For venues with very high turnover or outdoor terraces, it would be worth discussing whether this finish and fabric specification is appropriate for the environment before ordering in volume.

The Manhattan suits established bars, hotel lobbies, gastro pubs, and café-bar settings where appearance and durability both matter. If you are furnishing a large space or have specific finish requirements, it is worth a conversation before placing a bulk order — our team can help ensure the specification is right for the setting.

The Manhattan is a traditionally styled dining chair constructed from rubber wood, finished in dark walnut. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a clean, classic appearance that works well in a range of dining environments, from pub restaurants and hotel dining rooms to staff canteens and café settings. The horseshoe seat is upholstered in Shetland Forest fabric, offering a degree of comfort suited to sit-down dining rather than quick-turnaround covers. Chairs are supplied as a pack of two.

At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan is a solid, well-weighted piece that sits firmly on the floor without feeling lightweight or insubstantial. Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood that handles the day-to-day knocks of a busy dining room without marking easily, and the construction is intended to withstand regular commercial use across multiple seatings per day.

Practical considerations for a commercial setting include the following:

• Solid rubber wood frame with dark walnut finish resists everyday wear in commercial dining
• Curved back with vertical slats provides lumbar support for longer dining occasions
• Shetland Forest upholstered horseshoe seat adds comfort for table-service environments
• Stackable or non-stackable configuration should be confirmed before ordering if storage space is limited
• Supplied as a pack of two, which is worth factoring into quantity planning across a full dining room fit-out

The Manhattan suits operators furnishing a mid-range dining room where appearance and durability matter, but where budget needs to remain realistic. It is better suited to relaxed dining than high-turnover quick-service environments where wipe-clean seating may be more practical. For larger fit-outs or mixed seating configurations, it is worth discussing your full requirements with us before committing to quantity.

If you are planning a dining room fit-out and would like guidance on quantities, configurations, or whether this chair suits your specific setting, we are happy to talk it through.

The Bristol is a bar-height chair combining a rubber wood frame with a metal cross-back and an upholstered seat pad in Shetland Scarlett. The styling sits within the retro-industrial aesthetic that has become common in casual dining rooms, bars, and café environments — practical enough for everyday contract use, and considered enough to work in front-of-house spaces where appearance matters.

Built for contract use, the rubber wood frame offers reasonable durability under the repeated stress of a busy service environment. The metal cross-back adds structural rigidity without significantly increasing weight, which helps with rearranging covers between services. The padded seat pad improves comfort for guests seated over longer dining periods, which is a practical consideration for venues with slower dining formats such as à la carte or tasting menus.

Key practical points for operators:

• Rubber wood frame suited to contract hospitality environments
• Metal cross-back adds structural support and visual character
• Upholstered seat pad in Shetland Scarlett for guest comfort
• Bar-height format suitable for counter seating and high tables
• Straightforward construction supports routine maintenance and cleaning

At 10kg, the chair is manageable for front-of-house teams to reposition, though it is worth confirming floor surface compatibility before ordering in volume — rubber wood legs on hard or uneven flooring may benefit from protective feet or floor pads. The chair is supplied with a one-year warranty, which is in line with standard contract furniture expectations at this price point.

The Bristol suits casual dining venues, bars, and café-style operations looking for a consistent front-of-house aesthetic without a high per-unit cost. It is a reasonable starting point for smaller sites or seasonal spaces. For venues with very high turnover or where chairs are subject to particularly heavy daily use, it is worth discussing whether a heavier-duty specification would be more appropriate long-term.

If you are fitting out a room and want to talk through quantities, mix of seating formats, or suitability for your particular floor and table setup, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Manhattan is a solid wood bar chair built to contract furniture standard, intended for commercial use in bars, pubs, restaurants, and hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from rubber wood in a weathered oak finish, and the padded seat is upholstered in a bison tan fabric. The curved back with vertical slats provides a degree of lumbar support while giving the chair a traditional, unfussy appearance that sits well in a range of interior styles.

Built to contract specification, the chair is designed to withstand the kind of repeated, daily use that comes with busy front-of-house environments. Rubber wood is a dense, stable hardwood that resists warping and holds up well under consistent load, making it a practical choice for operators who need furniture that stays presentable over a long service life without constant maintenance.

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

• Contract-grade construction handles heavy daily use without early signs of wear
• Padded seat improves comfort for customers during extended dwell periods
• Neutral colourway pairs with a range of bar and dining interior schemes
• Solid wood frame is straightforward to clean and maintain in service
• Proportioned for use alongside poseur tables and bar-height drinking shelves

At 10kg, the chair is substantial enough to feel stable but manageable enough to reposition during a reset. It is suited to fixed bar seating arrangements, pub environments, and casual dining spaces with counter or bar-height surfaces. Operators fitting out larger venues or requiring a specific finish, stacking capability, or upholstery specification may find it worth comparing options before committing to quantity.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing a larger run of chairs and want to talk through what works best for your layout and service style, the team is happy to help.

The Fameg Cowhorn side chair is a bentwood-style dining chair made from solid beech wood, sold here as a pack of two. The design follows the classic Thonet tradition — a gently curved backrest with the characteristic cowhorn profile, a four-legged frame, and a shaped wooden seat. It is an honest, uncomplicated piece of dining furniture with a long track record in hospitality environments across Europe.

Beech wood is a practical material choice for commercial dining rooms. It is reasonably hard-wearing, holds its finish well under regular daily use, and is light enough that staff can move and reset covers without difficulty. At 4.2kg per chair, repositioning during a busy service turnaround is straightforward. The natural beech finish sits comfortably across a range of interior schemes, from traditional bistro and pub dining rooms through to contemporary café settings.

From an operational standpoint, the chairs offer several practical advantages:

• Lightweight build allows quick floor resets between covers during busy service
• Solid beech frame handles the everyday knocks and scuffs of a working dining room
• Neutral natural finish works alongside a wide variety of table styles and interior schemes
• Sold in pairs, which simplifies quantity planning for standard table configurations
• Stackable design supports tidy, space-efficient storage when a room is cleared

These chairs are well suited to restaurants, cafés, bistros, and function rooms where a classic, understated side chair is needed at a sensible price point. They are not upholstered, so venues where guests dine for longer periods may want to consider a padded alternative. For higher-traffic or heavier-use sites, a reinforced or upholstered variant may be worth exploring.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing chairs across a larger site, the team is happy to talk through quantities, mix-and-match configurations, or finish options before you commit to an order.

The Austin is a rubberwood dining chair with a vintage-influenced frame and an upholstered seat in Helbeck charcoal fabric. It sits in a broadly traditional style — restrained enough to work across a range of hospitality interiors without demanding a particular scheme. Chairs are supplied in pairs.

In everyday front-of-house use, the rubberwood frame provides a stable, solid base suited to standard café and restaurant service. The upholstered seat adds comfort for covers spending more time at the table, and the charcoal fabric tone is a practical choice in a working dining room — it sits well against most interior palettes and handles the inevitable light soiling between cleans without looking tired.

A few things worth considering before ordering:

• Rubberwood frame — stable and reasonably robust for standard restaurant or café use
• Upholstered seat in Helbeck charcoal fabric — confirm cleanability suits your housekeeping routine before committing to volume
• Vintage silhouette works well in traditional, industrial, and relaxed-modern settings
• Sold in pairs — plan your quantities in multiples accordingly
• Check whether your floor surface requires additional foot protection to prevent marking

This chair is well suited to cafés, bistros, smaller restaurants, and hospitality venues where a classic, unfussy seat is the right call. It is not rated for outdoor use and is not specified for heavy-contract environments. For very high-turnover operations where chairs take significant daily punishment, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty commercial standard would serve you better over time. Upholstered seating in any busy dining room will need periodic fabric attention.

If you are fitting out a dining room and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair is the right fit for your setting, the team is happy to work through it with you before you commit.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table and four matching side chairs, configured to seat four guests comfortably. The table base is constructed from powder-coated metal with adjustable screw-in feet, allowing the top to be levelled accurately on both tiled and timber floors — a practical detail in older buildings where floors are rarely perfectly even. The solid rubberwood top carries a weathered oak stain and a matte PU finish, giving it a considered, contemporary look without appearing overly styled.

The Manhattan chairs follow the same weathered oak finish and are proportioned to tuck cleanly under the table when not in use, which helps maintain clear circulation space during quiet periods or when preparing the room for service. Each chair has a padded seat upholstered in a bison bordeaux vinyl — a material that wipes down easily and holds up reasonably well against the day-to-day demands of a front-of-house environment.

In practical terms, this set suits:

• Café and bistro operators looking for a cohesive table-and-chair pairing without sourcing pieces separately
• Small restaurant dining rooms where a compact four-top footprint works well
• Breakout or staff dining areas where a clean, durable finish is needed
• Hospitality spaces requiring a coordinated finish across multiple sets

The rubberwood construction keeps the set at a manageable weight, which is useful when reconfiguring a room, though at 47kg for the complete set, it is not intended to be moved frequently during service. This is a set suited to fixed or semi-fixed layouts rather than high-turnover flexible seating arrangements.

If you are fitting out a larger dining room or need sets in different configurations, it is worth discussing your layout with us — we can help you work out spacing, throughput, and whether this format suits your room before you commit.

The Obi side chair is a commercial dining chair built around an ash wood frame with an upholstered seat pad. It is a straightforward, well-proportioned chair intended for restaurants, cafés, hotels, and similar front-of-house environments where appearance and durability both matter.

In busy dining rooms, chairs take considerable punishment — dragged across floors, leant back on, and stacked repeatedly at the end of service. The ash wood frame is designed to handle this kind of daily wear without loosening joints or degrading finish over time. The bio-stained beech colouring gives a consistent, neutral appearance that holds up across many covers without looking tired.

The upholstered seat pad adds comfort for guests during longer sittings, which matters in settings where covers run to two or more courses. The fabric incorporates SafeFront and AquaClean technology, which helps resist staining and inhibits the build-up of bacteria and viruses on the seat surface — a practical consideration for any food-service environment where hygiene standards are regularly reviewed.

• Ash wood frame built for repeated daily use in commercial dining
• Bio-stained finish maintains a consistent appearance over time
• Upholstered seat pad suitable for longer guest sittings
• SafeFront and AquaClean fabric resists stains and bacterial build-up
• Neutral dark colourway works across a range of interior schemes

At 6.7kg the chair is manageable for front-of-house staff to reposition and stack at close. It is worth considering floor type and finish when specifying — the chair's suitability for hard floors versus carpeted areas may depend on whether floor protectors are fitted to the legs.

The Obi side chair is well suited to mid-to-high cover restaurants, hotel dining rooms, and café environments looking for a chair that balances comfort with commercial practicality. For very high-turnover sites with particularly demanding stacking requirements, it is worth discussing volume and use pattern with us before ordering.

If you are specifying seating for a new fit-out or replacing existing chairs across a large site, we are happy to talk through quantities, lead times, and whether this model fits your particular environment.

The Mayfair Dining Chair is a traditionally styled side chair with a padded black diamond seat, constructed from rubber wood and sold in packs of two. The design draws on classic mid-twentieth century restaurant chair proportions, offering a familiar, timeless silhouette that works well in pubs, cafés, bistros and casual dining rooms.

Despite its period-influenced appearance, this chair is built to contract furniture standards rather than domestic ones. The rubber wood frame is reinforced with mortise and tenon jointing and additional bracing at the stress points — the areas most likely to fail under repeated, heavy commercial use. This approach to construction is more reliable over time than purely glued or dowelled joints, particularly in environments where chairs are stacked, dragged, and used continuously across long service periods.

From a practical standpoint, the chair offers a reasonable balance of durability, appearance and ease of management for front-of-house teams:

• Padded seat improves guest comfort during longer covers without bulky upholstery
• Rubber wood frame resists the minor knocks and scuffs typical in busy dining rooms
• Classic styling integrates well with traditional, heritage and informal contemporary interiors
• Sold in pairs, which suits incremental purchases or replacing individual worn chairs

At just over 6kg per chair, the Mayfair is light enough for staff to reposition without difficulty. The footprint is compact, which helps with table spacing in tighter dining areas. There are no particular installation requirements — these are freestanding chairs delivered ready to use, though it is worth confirming floor surface compatibility if you are operating on uneven or delicate flooring.

This chair is well suited to independent restaurants, pub dining rooms, cafés and similar hospitality settings with a traditional or classic interior aesthetic. For higher-volume or more intensive environments — late-night venues, high-turnover canteens, or outdoor terraces — a heavier-duty frame construction may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a larger space and want to talk through quantities, mixing chair styles, or matching with suitable tables, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Asti is a straightforward padded dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a soft oak finish. It comes with a deep-padded seat and matching padded back upholstered in a red diamond fabric, and is sold as a pack of two. The arched back profile keeps the design simple without sacrificing comfort for seated guests.

In practice, this style of chair holds up well in moderate-traffic hospitality settings. The rubber wood frame is reasonably robust for everyday front-of-house use, and the padded seat and back make it a comfortable option for longer dwell times — an important consideration in café and casual dining environments where guests tend to linger.

• Padded seat and back reduce guest fatigue during longer visits
• Rubber wood frame offers a balance of lightness and everyday durability
• Soft oak finish suits neutral and warm interior colour schemes
• Red diamond upholstery adds a degree of visual character without being overly statement-heavy
• Sold in pairs, making it straightforward to order in multiples for larger floor plans

At 6.51kg per chair, the Asti is light enough to move and rearrange without difficulty, which is useful in venues that reconfigure seating for different service periods or private hire. The rubber wood construction means it is best suited to indoor use; it is not designed for covered outdoor terraces or areas exposed to moisture.

This chair is a practical choice for cafés, coffee shops, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants looking for a comfortable, unassuming seat at a sensible price point. For higher-volume venues or settings requiring heavier-duty contract-grade seating, a more robust alternative from the range may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new space or refreshing existing seating and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair suits your environment, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Bristol is a bar-height chair built for front-of-house use in cafés, bars, and casual dining venues. The frame is constructed from rubber wood with a vintage finish, paired with a metal cross-back — a combination that sits comfortably within retro-industrial, shabby chic, and bistro-style interiors without demanding a specific aesthetic commitment.

Designed for contract use, the Bristol is intended to hold up across a full service day with regular customer turnover. Rubber wood is a reasonably dense hardwood that handles the knocks and scrapes typical of a busy bar or café environment better than softer timbers, and the vintage finish is forgiving of light surface wear over time.

From an operational standpoint, the chair offers a few practical advantages for hospitality settings:

• Contract-rated construction suited to continuous daily use
• Vintage finish helps disguise minor wear in high-turnover settings
• Cross-back design adds structural rigidity while remaining visually open
• Neutral styling integrates across a range of front-of-house schemes
• Rubber wood frame balances durability with manageable weight for rearranging covers

At 10kg, the chair is solid without being unwieldy to reposition. It is worth confirming that your bar counter or seating area has adequate clearance for bar-height seating before ordering, as dimensions vary between venues. The one-year warranty reflects typical contract furniture provision at this price point — operators running very high volumes should weigh that against expected chair lifespan.

The Bristol suits independent cafés, small bars, and casual dining venues looking for a consistent, durable seating solution with a traditional character. It is less likely to be the right fit for high-end formal dining or outdoor-only terraces without appropriate cover.

If you are fitting out a full seating area and want to talk through quantities, mixing chair styles, or suitability for your specific space, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Asti is a straightforward padded dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish. It features a deep padded seat and back upholstered in a red diamond pattern, giving it a degree of visual character without being overly decorative. Sold in packs of two, it is a practical option for operators furnishing a dining area who want comfort and a consistent look without a significant per-unit cost.

In a commercial setting, the padded seat and arched back make this chair comfortable for customers who may be seated for extended periods — a relevant consideration in café, coffee shop, or casual dining environments where dwell time tends to be longer. The rubber wood frame provides reasonable durability for light to moderate commercial use, though it is worth noting this is not a heavy-duty contract chair designed for the highest-traffic venues.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Rubber wood frame with dark walnut finish — suits warm or neutral interior schemes
• Padded seat and back upholstered in red diamond fabric — adds comfort for longer sittings
• Compact footprint suits tighter dining layouts and smaller floor plans
• Sold in pairs — useful for operators furnishing in small increments
• Lightweight build at just over 5kg per chair — easy to reposition or stack if needed

This chair is best suited to cafés, coffee shops, and relaxed dining rooms where the volume of covers is moderate and the interior aesthetic leans towards a warm, traditional feel. For busier restaurant or pub environments with high chair turnover, a more robust contract-grade option may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the Asti is the right fit for your space or service style, we are happy to talk it through.

The Brooklyn is a high-back padded dining chair constructed from rubber wood, finished in a dark walnut effect and upholstered with a blue diamond-pattern padded seat and back. Sold as a pair, it is designed for front-of-house use in commercial hospitality settings where both comfort and a degree of visual consistency matter.

The tall padded back provides comfortable lumbar support for diners during longer sittings, which is a practical consideration in restaurants where table turn times are relaxed or where customers are expected to linger. The chair tucks neatly under a standard dining table when not in use, keeping the floor clear and the room looking orderly between services.

Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood for front-of-house furniture, offering a stable base at a practical price point. Key operational characteristics include:

• High padded back for extended diner comfort during longer covers
• Blue diamond upholstery provides a distinctive, consistent look across a dining room
• Compact footprint tucks cleanly under standard dining tables
• Rubber wood frame offers solid construction at a practical cost
• Sold in pairs, simplifying ordering for smaller refits or top-ups

At just over 5kg per chair, the Brooklyn is light enough to be repositioned easily by front-of-house staff, which is useful in flexible dining spaces that rearrange for events or private dining. The upholstered seat and back will require periodic cleaning and, over time, reupholstering in a high-use environment — worth factoring into longer-term maintenance planning.

This chair suits independent restaurants, pub dining rooms, and club venues looking for a smart, upholstered option without a significant per-cover outlay. For very high-volume or late-night venues where chairs take considerable wear, it is worth discussing whether a more heavy-duty alternative would better suit the environment.

If you are fitting out a dining room and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair is the right match for your setting, we are happy to help before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in a weathered oak effect, with a horseshoe-shaped upholstered seat covered in Shetland smoke fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it a practical choice when furnishing or refreshing a dining space in pairs. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a traditional character that sits comfortably in a range of hospitality settings.

In a commercial context, rubber wood is a reasonable choice for front-of-house seating — it handles day-to-day use well and the construction is solid enough for regular turnover in a busy dining room. The horseshoe seat profile makes it easy for guests to sit and stand without pulling the chair fully clear of the table, which helps keep service moving during busier periods. At 8kg per chair, it has enough weight to feel stable without being cumbersome to reposition.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Solid rubber wood frame — straightforward to clean and maintain
• Upholstered seat adds comfort for longer dining occasions
• Horseshoe seat design supports easy table service
• Weathered oak finish suits both contemporary and traditional interiors
• Sold in packs of two — order quantity should reflect your total seating requirement

This chair is best suited to restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and similar front-of-house environments where a mid-weight, traditionally styled chair is appropriate. It is not designed for outdoor use, and the fabric seat will require routine maintenance in high-spillage settings. For venues needing a stacking option or a more contract-grade specification, it is worth considering whether a different model would better suit the volume and pace of your operation.

If you are furnishing a larger space or are unsure how this chair fits alongside your existing tables and layout, our team are happy to talk it through with you before you commit to an order.

The Manhattan is a side dining chair built from rubber wood with a soft oak finish, supplied in packs of two. The frame features a curved back with vertical slats and a horseshoe-shaped upholstered seat covered in Shetland forest fabric. It is a straightforward, traditionally styled chair suited to casual dining, café, and hospitality environments.

Rubber wood is a reasonably practical choice for commercial furniture — it is denser than some softwoods and holds up acceptably under regular daily use. The curved back provides some lumbar support for seated diners, and the upholstered seat adds comfort for extended covers. That said, fabric seats in busy front-of-house settings do require more attention to maintenance than hard seats, and the fabric's longevity will depend on the nature of service and how frequently the seats are cleaned.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Sold in packs of two — quantities must be ordered accordingly
• Rubber wood construction keeps the chair at a manageable weight for repositioning
• Fabric seat adds comfort but requires regular cleaning in food service environments
• Traditional slatted back suits informal dining, café, and bistro settings
• Soft oak finish works well alongside natural wood tones and neutral interior schemes

This chair is best suited to lower-turnover dining environments — cafés, hotel dining rooms, function spaces, and staff restaurants — where covers are not being constantly cleared and reset under pressure. It is less well suited to very high-volume quick-service operations where robust hard-seat stacking chairs are typically more practical.

If you are fitting out a larger space and want to discuss quantities, mixing finishes, or whether this chair is the right fit for your service style, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Manhattan dining chair is a straightforward, well-constructed seating option suited to commercial dining rooms, hotel restaurants, cafés, and similar hospitality environments. Built from rubber wood in a soft oak finish, each chair features a curved back with vertical slat detailing and a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison tan fabric. Chairs are supplied in packs of two.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial furniture. It is dense, stable under regular use, and holds up reasonably well in environments where chairs are in and out from tables throughout a service. The curved back provides a degree of lumbar support, which matters when guests are seated for longer meals rather than quick-turnaround covers.

From an operational standpoint, the Manhattan works well where operators want a chair that reads as considered and warm without requiring a significant furniture budget. The bison tan seat fabric gives a neutral but inviting look that sits comfortably alongside a range of interior palettes. Practical points to note:

• Solid rubber wood frame — more resistant to racking than hollow or laminated alternatives
• Upholstered horseshoe seat adds comfort for longer dining occasions
• Soft oak finish suits both contemporary and traditional dining room schemes
• Supplied in pairs, making quantity planning straightforward for smaller refits
• Each chair weighs 8kg — manageable for daily stacking or repositioning by front-of-house staff

As with any upholstered commercial chair, the fabric seat will require routine cleaning and is more susceptible to staining than a fully hard-wearing surface. Consider your service style and likely spillage risk before specifying these in a high-volume, fast-casual setting.

The Manhattan is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, café-bars, and function rooms where a traditional-leaning aesthetic is preferred and table turns are moderate rather than rapid. Operators fitting out larger dining spaces or requiring particularly heavy-duty seating for high-footfall venues may find a more robust specification appropriate.

If you are specifying seating across a dining room refit and want to discuss quantities, layout, or whether this chair is the right fit for your environment, the team is happy to help you work through it.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair built for hospitality and food service environments. The frame is constructed from rubberwood with a dark walnut stain finish, paired with a woven fabric back in Shetland Scarlett and a contrasting seat upholstered in Bison Espresso vinyl. Supplied as a set of six, it is aimed at operators furnishing a dining room, café, or function space to a consistent specification.

In a busy front-of-house setting, durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The vinyl seat covering wipes down quickly between covers, which helps keep turnover efficient during service. The rubberwood frame offers reasonable structural stability for everyday commercial use, and the chair meets Crib 5 fire retardant standards — a requirement for most public-facing hospitality venues in the UK.

• Crib 5 fire rated, suitable for public and licensed hospitality spaces
• Vinyl seat covering cleans down quickly between sittings
• Consistent walnut finish suits a range of contemporary dining interiors
• Supplied in a set of six for straightforward bulk ordering
• Rubberwood frame construction for everyday commercial use

It is worth considering floor type and expected footfall before specifying this chair. Rubberwood is a practical material, though operators running very high-volume or high-turnover venues may want to assess whether a heavier-duty frame construction would better suit the pace of their operation. The colour combination — walnut, red, and espresso — works well in warm-toned interiors but may not suit all schemes.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and function spaces looking for a commercially rated seat at a sensible price point. If you are fitting out a large space or want to discuss whether this specification is the right match for your venue, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This hoop back dining chair pairs a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with a weathered oak rubber wood frame and a Bison Bordeaux upholstered seat. Sold in packs of two, it is a practical choice for operators furnishing dining spaces where a consistent, considered look matters without an overly formal feel.

Rubber wood is a reliable choice for commercial seating — it offers reasonable density and stability, holding up well in everyday front-of-house use across restaurants, cafes, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality venues. The weathered oak finish suits both contemporary and more traditional interiors, and the Bordeaux seat colour adds warmth without being difficult to coordinate. At 8kg per chair, the frames are substantial enough to feel quality without being impractical to reposition during service.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Rubber wood construction offers a good balance of weight and durability for front-of-house use
• Upholstered seat provides comfort for extended dining covers
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of venue aesthetics from casual bistro to boutique hotel
• Sold in pairs, making it straightforward to order in multiples aligned to table covers
• Compact footprint works well in tighter dining layouts

These chairs are suited to standard indoor dining environments. Upholstered seating in high-spillage areas will require a regular cleaning and inspection routine to maintain appearance over time. For venues with very high turnover or particularly demanding conditions, it is worth considering whether a fully hard-wearing frame with a removable seat pad might be a more practical long-term option.

Well suited to independent restaurants, café-bars, boutique hotels, and event spaces looking to furnish dining areas with a cohesive, characterful aesthetic. If you are outfitting a larger site or need guidance on quantities and layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Bath dining chair is a commercial-grade side chair built for hospitality venues where durability and appearance both matter. The frame is constructed from rubberwood finished in a soft oak stain, giving it a warm, neutral look that sits well in a range of dining environments from casual bistros to more formal restaurant settings. The back features a woven fabric panel in Shetland Forest green, and the seat is upholstered in Bison Espresso vinyl — a practical pairing that keeps the chair looking presentable with minimal maintenance.

In a front-of-house setting, chairs take considerable punishment — repeated stacking, scraping across floors, and daily cleaning. The rubberwood frame is well regarded in commercial furniture for its density and resistance to warping, making it a practical choice for venues running multiple sittings. The vinyl seat can be wiped down quickly between covers, which matters during busy service periods when turnaround time is tight.

• Woven fabric back adds texture without sacrificing durability
• Vinyl seat upholstery wipes clean quickly between covers
• Crib 5 fire retardant rated, meeting public venue requirements
• Rubberwood frame resists warping under daily commercial use
• Supplied as a set of six, suited to table planning in multiples

Being supplied in a pack of six makes these straightforward to specify against standard table configurations. They are well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and function spaces. For venues needing stackable options or higher-volume chair procurement, it is worth discussing alternatives before committing to a large order.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing chairs across an existing venue and want to talk through quantities or finish compatibility, we are happy to help before you place an order.

The Thame is a solid rubberwood dining chair with a slightly distressed, vintage-style finish that draws on 1940s design references. It is upholstered in a Bison Tan brown vinyl and sold in a pack of six, making it a practical option when furnishing a dining room, function space, or café seating area in one order.

The chair is built to contract specification rather than domestic standard. Reinforced mortise and tenon joinery is used throughout the frame, which is the construction method that tends to hold up best in busy hospitality settings where chairs are moved, stacked, and subjected to daily commercial use. The solid back adds structural rigidity and contributes to the traditional aesthetic without compromising the practical requirements of a working dining environment.

From an operational standpoint, the Bison Tan vinyl upholstery is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters in any service environment where turnover is fast. The chair also conforms to CRIB 5 flame retardancy standards, which is a requirement for most UK licensed hospitality premises. Key practical points to consider:

• CRIB 5 FR compliant — suitable for licensed and public hospitality premises
• Rubberwood frame with reinforced mortise and tenon joints
• Vinyl upholstery suited to regular cleaning and heavy daily use
• Vintage distressed finish works well in both traditional and industrial-style interiors
• Supplied as a pack of six, reducing per-unit cost for larger fit-outs

There are no specific installation requirements beyond ensuring the floor surface is level and appropriate for the chair feet. At a combined pack weight of 48kg, delivery and positioning should be factored into fit-out planning for upper-floor or restricted-access sites. The Thame suits small to mid-sized restaurants, cafés, pubs, and function rooms where a classic aesthetic is required alongside practical durability. If you are furnishing a very high-volume venue or need stacking capability, it is worth discussing alternatives before ordering at quantity.

If you are unsure whether the Thame is the right fit for your space or want to talk through quantities, our team is happy to help you work it out before you commit.

The Oregon is a wood-framed dining chair with a fabric-padded seat and backrest finished in bison tan vinyl. Sold as a pack of two, it is a straightforward commercial seating option designed to work across a range of hospitality settings — from traditional restaurants to casual cafes and hotel dining rooms.

In commercial use, the slim profile is a practical advantage. Chairs that tuck neatly under tables reduce clutter during service and make cleaning between covers significantly easier. The padded seat and backrest offer a comfortable sit without the bulk of a heavily upholstered chair, which tends to suit venues where table turns matter. At 8kg per chair, the Oregon is light enough for staff to reposition without effort, which is useful when reconfiguring a dining room for events or larger parties.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Dark wood frame is a neutral finish that works with most commercial table tops
• Vinyl upholstery is easier to wipe down than fabric — relevant for busy food service environments
• Slim profile allows chairs to be stacked or stored compactly if needed
• Sold in pairs, so order quantities can be scaled to the size of the room

The Oregon is best suited to small and medium-sized dining operations where a clean, unfussy aesthetic is preferred. For venues requiring heavier-duty construction — such as high-footfall pubs or event venues where chairs face more intensive daily use — a more robust commercial chair specification may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a full dining room and want to discuss quantities, finish combinations, or suitability for your setting, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set combines a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, finished in a weathered oak stain with a matte PU top coat. The set seats four comfortably and is proportioned for compact dining areas, private hire spaces, or café-style front-of-house layouts where space efficiency matters.

The table base is fabricated from powder-coated metal with adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on uneven tiled or timber floors — a practical consideration in older or refurbished premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The rubberwood top is a reasonably hard-wearing timber choice for front-of-house use, though it benefits from prompt cleaning after service rather than being left damp for extended periods.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish and tuck neatly under the table when not in use, keeping circulation routes clear during quieter periods. Each seat is padded and upholstered in a Shetland Forest easy-clean vinyl, which handles routine wiping down between covers without degrading quickly — a sensible choice for any operation turning tables through a lunch and dinner service.

• Coordinated finish across table and chairs for a consistent front-of-house appearance
• Easy-clean vinyl upholstery supports quick turnaround between covers
• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven or mixed floor surfaces
• Chairs stow neatly under the table to maintain clear walkways
• Matte PU top coat reduces glare and gives a considered, understated look

At 47kg for the complete set, delivery and positioning requires two people. The set is suited to smaller operations — independent cafés, bistros, wine bars, or private dining rooms — rather than high-turnover contract environments where heavier-duty contract-grade furniture would typically be the more appropriate choice.

If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities and layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set pairs a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing a coordinated four-cover seating solution for hospitality dining rooms, café floors, and staff canteens. The set arrives finished in a soft oak stain with a matte PU topcoat, giving a consistent, contemporary look without requiring additional surface treatment.

The table base is powder-coated steel with adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on both tiled and hardwood floors — useful in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The rubberwood top is reasonably robust for light to medium-use dining environments, though operators running very high footfall or expecting heavy daily surface contact should consider whether a more hardwearing surface finish would be more appropriate for their setting.

The Manhattan chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, keeping the floor clear during cleaning and between sittings. Each chair seat is upholstered in bison tan easy-clean vinyl, which wipes down quickly between covers — a practical consideration in any food service environment where turnaround speed matters.

• Powder-coated steel table base with adjustable feet for level installation
• Rubberwood top with matte PU finish in soft oak stain
• Bison tan vinyl seat pads — easy to wipe clean between sittings
• Chairs tuck fully under table to keep gangways and cleaning routes clear
• Coordinated finish across table and chairs for a consistent front-of-house appearance

This set is well suited to smaller cafés, bistros, hotel breakfast rooms, or staff dining areas where a neat, coordinated look is needed and turnover is moderate. For larger dining rooms or venues with a particularly high daily cover count, it is worth considering a set specified for heavier commercial use.

If you are fitting out a dining space and want to talk through layout, cover count, or whether this set is the right specification for your environment, the team is happy to advise before you order.

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish. Supplied here as a pack of two, each chair comes with an upholstered seat pad in Midnight Blue — a combination that suits venues aiming for a relaxed bistro or casual dining aesthetic without leaning too heavily into either rustic or contemporary territory.

In everyday front-of-house use, rubber wood performs reasonably well in low- to medium-traffic settings. It holds up under normal daily use, though it is not a heavy-contract material and is best suited to environments where chairs are handled with reasonable care rather than dragged across hard flooring repeatedly. The cross-back frame is a practical design — it gives guests a natural grip when moving the chair and contributes to the informal character that works well in independent restaurants, cafés, and function spaces with a casual dining format.

The padded seat is a meaningful consideration for your intended service style. For venues where guests are seated for a full meal rather than a quick coffee, the added comfort makes a noticeable difference. That said, fabric upholstery requires more maintenance than vinyl in food service environments, and spill management should factor into your decision.

• Cross-back frame suits bistro, café, and casual dining interiors
• Padded seat improves comfort for longer meal sittings
• Sold in pairs for flexible, staged purchasing
• Weathered oak finish complements natural and rustic interior schemes
• Midnight Blue seat pad provides contrast against pale or timber table surfaces

It is worth noting that rubber wood is not suited to outdoor use or high-humidity environments such as covered terraces. If your venue operates very high footfall with heavy daily handling, a metal-frame alternative may offer greater long-term durability.

This chair is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, small restaurants, and private dining or function rooms with an informal style. If you are furnishing a full space and want guidance on quantities or chair and table pairing, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

This hoop back dining chair is a straightforward, well-proportioned seat designed for commercial hospitality settings. Built from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish, it pairs a classic bistro-influenced silhouette with a bison cedar seat pad. Chairs are supplied in packs of two.

In a busy front-of-house environment, seating takes considerable daily wear — from repeated loading and shifting across hard floors to the general handling that comes with a full-service operation. Rubber wood is a practical choice for this kind of use: it holds up well under consistent commercial pressure and maintains its finish over time without requiring specialist maintenance. The hoop back design is inherently rigid, which adds to the structural reliability of the chair over its working life.

From an operational standpoint, the chair suits venues where aesthetics matter as much as durability. The dark walnut finish works across a range of interior schemes — from traditional restaurant dining rooms to contemporary café settings — which makes it a useful option where owners want a consistent look without commissioning bespoke furniture. Key practical points include:

• Rubber wood construction meets contract-grade durability standards
• Dark walnut finish suits a wide range of interior colour palettes
• Bison cedar seat provides a comfortable, inviting surface for guests
• Sold in pairs, making it straightforward to order in quantity
• Manageable weight at 8kg per chair, practical for daily repositioning

At 900mm high, the chair sits at a standard dining height compatible with most commercial table heights. There are no complex installation requirements — chairs arrive ready for use. For high-turnover venues expecting very heavy daily use, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty frame specification would be more appropriate for the long term.

This chair is well suited to restaurants, hotel dining rooms, cafés, and bistros where a classic aesthetic and reliable everyday performance are both priorities. It is less suited to outdoor or high-humidity environments given the timber construction.

If you are fitting out a larger space or are unsure how many chairs to order across a mixed table layout, the team is happy to talk through the numbers with you before you place an order.

The Asti is a padded dining chair built on a rubber wood frame with a dark walnut finish. The seat and arched back are upholstered in a deep blue diamond-patterned fabric, offering a comfortable option for venues where guests are seated for extended periods. Chairs are supplied in packs of two.

In a hospitality setting, seating comfort directly affects dwell time, and the Asti strikes a practical balance between a compact footprint and a cushioned finish. The padded back and seat make it a more comfortable choice than a hardwood or polypropylene alternative, without the bulk of a fully upholstered tub chair. It handles the routine demands of a busy café or restaurant service without looking out of place.

Practical points worth noting for operators:

• Rubber wood frame offers reasonable durability for light to moderate commercial use
• Padded seat and back improve guest comfort during longer sittings
• Dark walnut finish works well in warm, relaxed dining environments
• Compact dimensions suit tighter floor plans without sacrificing comfort
• Sold in pairs, making it straightforward to order in multiples for a full fit-out

The Asti is best suited to cafés, coffee shops, and informal restaurant settings. It is not intended for outdoor use or high-turnover environments where seating takes significant daily abuse. For venues with heavier footfall or a requirement for fully stackable or wipe-clean seating, a more robust or easier-clean option would be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing seating across a venue and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this style is the right fit for your setting, the team is happy to help.