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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.

This hoop back bar chair combines a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with materials chosen for commercial durability. The frame is constructed from rubber wood finished in a weathered oak effect, giving it a relaxed, rustic character that works well in informal dining rooms, bar areas, and hotel lounges. The Shetland Scarlett seat pad adds a warm contrast and a degree of comfort suited to settings where guests are likely to be seated for extended periods.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture. It is reasonably dense, holds fixings well, and responds better to the knocks and movement of busy front-of-house use than cheaper softwoods. The weathered finish helps to disguise minor surface wear over time, which is a genuine consideration in high-turnover environments.

From an operational standpoint, this chair suits venues looking for a consistent aesthetic without a large outlay per cover. Key practical points worth considering:

• Bistro-style hoop back profile — visually familiar and broadly compatible with traditional and contemporary interiors
• Upholstered seat pad in a strong accent colour that reads well against neutral flooring and table tops
• Rubber wood frame built to contract standards for everyday commercial use
• A manageable weight that makes repositioning between covers straightforward for floor staff
• Suitable for bar-height counters and raised table settings

This chair is best suited to restaurants, café-bars, hotel bar areas, and similar hospitality settings with moderate to busy footfall. It is not intended for outdoor use or exposed environments. For very high-volume venues where chairs are moved and stacked repeatedly throughout service, it is worth considering whether a stackable or heavier-duty frame option would better suit the operational demands.

If you are specifying seating across a full room or need to mix this style with other pieces, our team is happy to talk through what tends to work well in practice.

The FLAT Auto-Adjust SX26 EP is an aluminium dining table base designed for hospitality environments where practicality and space management matter. The flip-top mechanism allows table tops to fold upright so bases can be nested and stored efficiently — useful in venues that reconfigure their floor layout regularly or need to clear space outside of service.

The SX26 incorporates FLAT's PAD system — a patented hydraulic self-levelling mechanism built into the base. When a table is placed on an uneven or undulating surface, the PAD adjusts automatically without any manual intervention. This is particularly relevant for outdoor terraces, older buildings with worn or uneven floors, or anywhere that conventional fixed-leg bases tend to rock. The stabilisation also resets whenever the table is repositioned, which helps keep tables aligned when multiple tops are pushed together for larger covers.

The EP (Extra Protection) coating makes the SX26 a considered choice for outdoor use and coastal settings where standard aluminium bases may be more susceptible to corrosion over time. The aluminium construction keeps the base reasonably lightweight, which supports easier handling during daily layout changes.

• Flip-top mechanism for efficient stacking and storage between services
• Automatic hydraulic levelling on uneven or outdoor surfaces
• EP coating providing additional corrosion resistance for outdoor use
• Re-stabilises on relocation, supporting flexible layout arrangements

The SX26 is a practical choice for casual dining venues, outdoor terraces, bistros, and managed hospitality spaces where tables are moved frequently and floor conditions vary. If you are fitting out a larger venue with more demanding throughput requirements or need bases suited to heavier commercial table tops, it is worth discussing your specific table top dimensions and usage before ordering.

If you would like to talk through whether the SX26 is the right fit for your space, the team is happy to help.

The FLAT Auto Adjust ST22 is an aluminium flip top table base designed for commercial dining environments where efficient use of space and stable, level tables are both priorities. The flip top mechanism allows the table top to fold down flat against the base column, making it straightforward to stack and store multiple tables when floor space needs to be cleared quickly — useful for venues that regularly reconfigure their dining areas for events, private hire or cleaning.

Where the ST22 sets itself apart from a standard fixed base is its PAD system — a patented hydraulic self-stabilising mechanism built into the foot. On uneven or slightly bumpy floor surfaces, which are common in older buildings, outdoor terraces and covered external spaces, the base automatically adjusts to maintain a level, wobble-free table without any manual intervention from staff. This is a meaningful operational advantage in busy service periods, where a shaky table is a recurring complaint that takes time to address and disrupts the customer experience.

The base is well suited to rectangular table tops and is lightweight enough at 7kg for front-of-house staff to manage without difficulty during room resets.

• Flip top mechanism speeds up room resets and table storage
• Self-stabilising foot removes the need for wedges or manual adjustment
• Lightweight aluminium construction reduces handling effort during reconfiguration
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use including uneven surfaces
• Black finish works across a range of dining room styles and colour schemes

This base is a practical choice for restaurants, bars, hotels and event spaces that need reliable, easy-to-manage seating at volume. If you run a high-turnover venue or need guidance on matching bases to specific top sizes or flooring conditions, our team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood side chair finished in a weathered oak stain with a padded seat upholstered in bison tan vinyl. Clean lines and gently curved backs give it a Scandi-influenced profile that sits comfortably alongside a range of interior styles — from contemporary café fitouts to more traditional restaurant dining rooms. Supplied as a pack of six, it is aimed squarely at hospitality operators looking for a cohesive set of chairs that are practical to maintain and built to commercial standards.

In a busy front-of-house environment, durability and ease of cleaning matter as much as appearance. The rubber wood frame is substantially built for commercial use, and the vinyl seat surface wipes down quickly between covers — a practical consideration during a busy service. The chair tucks neatly under standard dining tables, which helps with turnaround and keeps gangways clear during busy periods.

Key practical points for operators:

• CRIB 5 fire resistance rating — meets the standard required for hospitality seating in the UK
• Padded vinyl seat — comfortable for diners, straightforward to clean
• Solid rubber wood frame — suited to the wear of daily commercial use
• Weathered oak finish — works across contemporary, traditional, and retro interior schemes
• Sold in a pack of six — useful for consistent seating across a section or room

These chairs are a reasonable fit for restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality venues where a clean, mid-weight aesthetic is needed and practical upkeep is a priority. The pack-of-six format suits operators furnishing by section. If you are fitting out a larger space or have specific layout or stacking requirements, it is worth discussing your needs before ordering.

If you would like to talk through suitability for your space or explore other chair options in the range, the team is happy to help.

The Manhattan is a side dining chair constructed from rubber wood in a soft oak finish, with an upholstered horseshoe seat covered in bison espresso fabric. It is sold in packs of two and is intended for use in commercial dining areas such as restaurants, cafés, hotel dining rooms, and staff canteens.

Rubber wood is a reasonably dense hardwood that holds up well under the day-to-day demands of a busy dining room — resistant to the minor knocks and scrapes that come with regular commercial use. The curved back with vertical slats provides enough lumbar support to keep diners comfortable during a full sitting, and the upholstered seat adds a degree of comfort without requiring the maintenance overhead of a fully padded chair.

From an operational standpoint, the Manhattan offers a practical balance of durability and appearance:

• Solid wood frame resists racking under heavy daily use
• Upholstered seat improves diner comfort without complex maintenance
• Neutral finish works across a range of interior colour schemes
• Pack-of-two format simplifies ordering for larger fit-outs
• Stackable or space-efficient storage should be confirmed before ordering larger quantities

At 8kg per chair, these are a manageable weight for front-of-house staff to reposition between sittings. The dimensions suit standard dining table heights, though it is worth checking table clearance if you are fitting out a space with fixed or bespoke furniture.

The Manhattan is well suited to small and mid-sized dining operations looking for a reliable, presentable chair at a sensible price point. For venues with very high turnover or outdoor-adjacent areas, a chair with a more weather-resistant or fully wipe-clean finish may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a dining room and want to talk through quantities, finishes, or how this chair works alongside other furniture in the range, the team is happy to help you get the specification right before you commit.

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

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

From an operational standpoint, the key considerations are:

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

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

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

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

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

A few points worth considering before ordering:

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

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

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

The 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.

The Pavia Square Dining Table is a solid rubber wood table designed for use in bistros, cafés, and casual dining environments. Sold in packs of two, it combines a square wooden tabletop with a cast-iron base featuring ornate detailing — a practical choice for operators who want a table that holds its own aesthetically without sacrificing durability.

Rubber wood is a well-regarded material for commercial dining furniture. It handles the day-to-day demands of hospitality use reasonably well — repeated wipe-downs, the odd knock from a passing trolley, and the general wear that comes with consistent service. The vintage finish suits both traditional interiors and more relaxed contemporary dining rooms, which makes it a flexible option if you're fitting out a space with a defined look.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• The cast-iron base provides solid stability on level surfaces
• Sold as a pack of two — pricing and delivery reflect this
• The vintage finish may show surface marks over time and benefits from regular maintenance
• Rubber wood can be sensitive to prolonged moisture exposure, so outdoor or semi-outdoor use is not recommended
• Consider floor surface and levelling requirements before installation

These tables are well suited to smaller restaurants, café chains, or pub dining areas looking for a consistent aesthetic across multiple covers. If you're fitting out a higher-volume site or need tables with more robust surface protection, there are heavier-duty options worth exploring.

If you're unsure how many tables your space requires, or whether this finish will hold up in your particular environment, we're happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

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

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

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Key practical points worth noting:

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

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

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

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

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 FLAT Auto Adjust KT22 is a two-base table support system designed for rectangular and oval table tops in indoor hospitality environments. Each base features a three-pronged top plate, and the pair can be repositioned to suit a range of top sizes, giving operators flexibility when fitting out or reconfiguring a dining space. At 720mm in height, the system meets standard dining table height requirements.

The defining feature of the KT22 is FLAT's PAD technology — a patented hydraulic actuator built into each base that continuously self-stabilises on uneven or undulating floor surfaces. In older premises, listed buildings, or any venue where the floor is not perfectly level, this removes the need for manual levelling adjustments and eliminates table wobble during service without any action from staff or guests. The two-footed design on each base also means the spacing between bases can accommodate wheelchair users and mobility equipment, which is a practical consideration for operators with accessibility requirements.

From a front-of-house perspective, the main operational benefits are:

• Automatic stabilisation on rough or uneven floors without manual adjustment
• Flexible base positioning to accommodate different top sizes and layouts
• Wheelchair and mobility equipment access between bases
• Cast iron construction providing a stable, durable platform under daily use
• Consistent, wobble-free dining experience without ongoing staff intervention

Installation is straightforward — the bases are floor-standing with no fixings required in most applications. At 16kg for the pair, they are manageable but not lightweight, and the cast iron construction means care should be taken on delicate or polished flooring surfaces. The system is intended for indoor use only and is not suited to outdoor terraces or exposed areas.

The KT22 is well suited to restaurants, cafés, hotels, and function venues operating on older premises or any site where floor levelness cannot be guaranteed. It works well in spaces that require flexible table configurations or need to meet accessibility standards. For operators with larger or heavier table tops, or where significantly greater footprint stability is required, it is worth discussing whether an alternative base configuration would better suit the application.

If you're unsure whether the KT22 is the right base system for your floor conditions, top sizes, or layout requirements, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Bristol is a bar-height dining chair constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and a metal cross-back frame. It sits within the retro-industrial aesthetic that has become common across casual dining, café and bar environments, combining a warm timber seat and back with the structural contrast of metal detailing.

Built for contract use, the rubber wood construction is more resistant to the knocks and general wear of high-footfall service environments than many lighter furniture-grade timbers. The dark walnut finish is practical as well as decorative — it holds up reasonably well against the surface marking that comes with daily customer use, and its neutral tone means it sits comfortably alongside a range of interior colour schemes without demanding a full redesign around it.

Operationally, the Bristol suits venues where bar or counter seating forms part of the customer experience:

• Rubber wood frame rated for contract use in high-traffic settings
• Metal cross-back adds structural rigidity without adding excessive weight
• Dark walnut finish works across a range of interior styles and palettes
• 10kg chair weight keeps individual repositioning manageable for front-of-house staff
• Straightforward profile makes stacking or close-grouping practical during turnaround

As with any bar chair, it is worth confirming counter height before ordering to ensure the seat height gives comfortable legroom for your customers. The chair is warranted for one year under contract conditions, which is standard for this category at this price point.

The Bristol is well suited to independent cafés, bars, restaurant counters, and casual dining venues where a relaxed industrial-meets-traditional aesthetic fits the brand. For higher-volume or outdoor-adjacent sites, a heavier-duty or weather-resistant option may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a full counter area or want to confirm suitability for a specific fit-out, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to quantities.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Turin and Manhattan dining set comprises a rectangular rubberwood table paired with four matching side chairs, finished consistently in a weathered oak stain across all timber surfaces. The set is designed to seat four guests and works well in café dining areas, hotel breakfast rooms, staff canteens, and similar hospitality settings where a coordinated, low-maintenance furniture solution is needed.

The table base is fabricated from powder-coated metal, which holds up well to the day-to-day knocks and cleaning routines of a busy front-of-house environment. Adjustable screw-in feet allow the table to be levelled accurately on uneven tiled or wooden floors — a practical detail that reduces wobble and customer frustration in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly flat. The rubberwood top is sealed with a matte PU coat that resists light surface moisture and is straightforward to wipe down between covers.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish and tuck neatly under the table when the dining area needs to be cleared or reconfigured. Each seat is padded and upholstered in a bison espresso vinyl, which cleans easily with standard catering sanitiser and holds up reasonably well against everyday spills and wear.

• Consistent finish across table and chairs supports a tidy, coordinated room aesthetic
• Vinyl seat upholstery cleans quickly between sittings
• Adjustable feet compensate for uneven floors without shimming
• Chairs tuck fully under the table, aiding room turnaround and cleaning access
• Rubberwood construction offers reasonable durability for light to moderate commercial use

This set is suited to lower-volume dining environments — cafés, small hotel dining rooms, staff restaurants, and similar settings. For venues operating longer service hours or expecting heavier daily use, it is worth considering a more contract-grade furniture specification. The total set weight of 47kg means delivery will require two people to handle safely during installation.

If you are fitting out a dining area and want to talk through how this set works alongside other furniture configurations or floor layouts, the team is happy to help.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood chair with clean lines and gently curved proportions. Finished in dark walnut with a padded seat upholstered in espresso brown vinyl, it suits contemporary, traditional, and retro-styled hospitality spaces equally well. Supplied as a pack of six, it is designed and rated for commercial use.

In a busy front-of-house environment, durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The rubber wood frame is a practical choice for commercial settings — stable, resistant to the daily wear of being moved, stacked against tables, and wiped down repeatedly through service. The vinyl seat upholstery cleans quickly between covers, which is a straightforward advantage during high-turnover sittings.

Key practical points for operators:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy compliance — suitable for use in licensed and unlicensed hospitality premises
• Vinyl seat upholstery is easy to wipe clean between covers
• Proportions allow the chair to tuck neatly under standard dining tables, helping with floor space in tighter dining areas
• Supplied in a pack of six — useful for consistent presentation across a section or room
• Rubber wood construction provides a stable, solid feel without excessive weight

At 850mm high, the chair suits standard dining table heights. The 450mm seat width and depth are proportioned for regular dining use rather than extended lounge seating, which makes them well suited to restaurants, café dining rooms, hotel breakfast areas, and pub dining spaces where table turnover is a consideration. For operators fitting out larger venues or requiring a higher-volume order, it is worth discussing whether alternative options within the range better fit the scale of the project.

If you are working through a refurbishment or fit-out and want to talk through quantities, finish combinations, or suitability for your specific space, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The 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 Tavo mid-height bar stool is a stackable seating option designed for bars, restaurants, and coffee shops where a practical industrial-style aesthetic is wanted without sacrificing comfort. The seat and backrest are upholstered in ribbed vintage brown faux leather, set against a clear-lacquered tubular metal frame. Both stools in the pack share the same construction and finish, making them straightforward to deploy as a matched pair or alongside existing Tavo seating from the same range.

In a busy hospitality setting, durability and ease of management matter as much as appearance. The metal frame is well suited to the daily wear of commercial use, and the faux leather upholstery wipes down quickly between covers — a practical consideration in any table-turn environment. When not in service, the stools stack to a height of six to eight units depending on storage conditions and your own assessment of stability, which helps free up floor space during quieter periods or at close of business.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Sold as a pack of two — factor this into quantity planning for larger seating areas
• Wipe-clean faux leather upholstery suits front-of-house use where spillage is common
• Stacking capability reduces storage footprint during off-peak periods
• Available in six colour options if vintage brown does not match your existing scheme
• Compatible with matching side chairs in the Tavo range for a consistent floor layout

These stools are well suited to café counters, bar areas, and casual dining spaces where a mid-height stool is needed and storage space is limited. They are not intended for heavy outdoor use or environments where seating takes significant structural abuse beyond normal hospitality service.

If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss which colour or chair configuration works best with your existing layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you place an order.

The hoop back bar chair is a bistro-style high seat built from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and a bison tan upholstered seat pad. The curved hoop back is a well-established silhouette in bar and restaurant seating — it reads as considered without being fussy, and sits comfortably alongside a range of interior styles from traditional pub settings to contemporary casual dining.

In a commercial environment, seating takes more punishment than most operators anticipate. This chair is built to contract standard, meaning the frame, joints and upholstery have been assessed for repeated commercial use rather than domestic wear. Rubber wood is a dense, stable hardwood that holds its finish and resists the racking forces that break cheaper frames over time. At 10kg, it has the solid feel that contributes to perceived quality without being impractical to move and rearrange during service.

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

• Compact footprint suits bar counters and high-top tables without overcrowding the space
• Upholstered seat adds comfort for extended sitting without requiring cushion maintenance
• Dark walnut finish resists showing minor scuffs that are unavoidable in busy venues
• Rubber wood frame holds fixings well, reducing the likelihood of wobbly joints over time
• Neutral colour combination works across a range of interior palettes

This chair is most appropriate for restaurants, hotel bars, and licensed venues with moderate to high footfall where appearance and durability both matter. For very high-turnover environments such as late-night bars or venues with a standing crowd that regularly uses bar stools casually, a chair with a heavier-gauge frame or fully upholstered construction may prove more practical over the long term.

If you're furnishing a new space or refreshing existing seating and want to talk through volumes, mix of chair styles, or suitability for your specific setting, we're happy to help you work through it before you commit.

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

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

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

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

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

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

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

The Thame dining chair is a contract-grade seat designed for hospitality environments where furniture takes consistent, heavy use. Built from rubberwood with a slightly distressed vintage finish, it draws on 1940s styling to give a warm, traditional feel without sacrificing structural integrity. This listing covers a pack of six chairs, upholstered in Shetland Smoke grey vinyl — a neutral tone that works well across a range of interior schemes.

In practice, the Thame holds up well in busy dining rooms. The reinforced mortise and tenon joint construction is the detail that matters most in commercial use — chairs in high-turnover covers take a great deal of lateral stress, and this method of joinery is considerably more durable under that kind of load than dowel or metal bracket alternatives. The solid back also adds stability and helps the chair maintain its shape over time.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages for hospitality use are:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy rating, meeting the requirement for contract hospitality seating
• Vinyl upholstery that wipes clean quickly during and between services
• Traditional silhouette that suits pub dining rooms, hotel restaurants, and independent bistros
• Sold in a pack of six, simplifying ordering for full table sets
• Rubberwood construction offers reasonable durability at this price point

There are a few practical points worth considering. Rubberwood is a mid-weight hardwood — serviceable for most dining environments but not the heaviest-duty frame available if your site has exceptionally high turnover or particularly rough handling. The pack weight across six chairs is 48kg, which is worth factoring in for delivery access. The vinyl seat is practical for hygiene but will show wear more visibly than fabric over time in very high-cover environments.

The Thame is well suited to independent restaurants, pub dining areas, hotel dining rooms, and similar hospitality settings where a classic aesthetic is needed alongside genuine contract durability. It is a reasonable fit for moderate-volume covers. For sites running very high daily covers or where seating takes particularly hard use, a heavier-duty frame construction may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating and want to talk through what will work best for your environment, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

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.

The Turin and Manhattan dining set pairs a rectangular rubberwood table with four matching side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a compact, coordinated arrangement. The tabletop is finished in a dark walnut stain with a matte PU top coat, giving it a clean, contemporary appearance that sits comfortably in café, bistro, and restaurant dining spaces. The metal table base is powder-coated for durability and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which makes levelling straightforward on uneven or mixed flooring surfaces.

The Manhattan chairs share the same dark walnut finish as the table, keeping the set visually consistent. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in bison cedar vinyl, which is practical in a hospitality setting — the surface wipes down quickly between covers without absorbing spills. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space during quieter periods or when reconfiguring a room layout.

This set is well suited to smaller dining rooms, café floors, and independent restaurants where a four-cover arrangement is a common unit of layout planning. The rubberwood construction is reasonably robust for light to moderate commercial use, though it is worth bearing in mind that rubberwood, while durable, will require more careful maintenance than a solid hardwood or laminate surface in very high-turnover environments. The set is available as a coordinated package, which simplifies procurement and ensures a consistent finish throughout.

If you are fitting out multiple tables or need to discuss how this set works within a broader room layout, we are happy to help you think it through before you order.

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

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

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

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

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

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

If you are specifying seating across a full venue or want to discuss quantities, finishes, or suitability for a specific space, feel free to get in touch with the team before placing your order.