Everyday

The Everyday hoop back bar chair is a bistro-style bar seat built from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish and a bison tan upholstered seat pad. The hoop back silhouette is a well-established design in hospitality seating, offering a degree of back support while keeping a clean, open profile that suits a range of interior styles — from relaxed pub environments to more polished restaurant and hotel bar settings.

In practice, this chair suits venues where operators want something that reads as considered without requiring a full bespoke furniture specification. The weathered oak finish works well alongside natural materials, darker joinery, and warm-toned interiors. The bison tan seat provides a comfortable surface for customers seated at the bar or at counter-height tables.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Rubber wood construction offers reasonable durability for moderate commercial use
• Contract-rated for commercial environments, though suited to light-to-moderate footfall rather than very high-volume operations
• The upholstered seat will require periodic inspection and may need re-covering over time in busy venues
• At 10kg per chair, handling and stacking logistics are straightforward for front-of-house staff
• Covered by a one-year warranty as standard

This chair is well suited to independent restaurants, boutique hotels, café-bars, and similar venues with moderate daily covers. For sites with very high turnover or rough handling environments, a fully upholstered or all-timber contract chair with a heavier-duty frame specification may prove more practical in the long run.

If you're fitting out a space and want to talk through seating quantities, configuration, or whether this style is the right match for your interior, we're happy to help you work through it before you commit.

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

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

Practical points worth noting for hospitality buyers:

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair built from rubber wood with a bison tan upholstered seat pad. The combination of a metal-style cross-back frame aesthetic and warm wood construction gives it a relaxed, retro character that works well in bars, bistros, and casual dining spaces looking for a heritage or industrial-influenced look without being heavy-handed about it.

In a contract hospitality setting, the rubber wood construction offers reasonable durability for moderate to busy table-turn environments. The seat pad adds comfort for customers sitting through longer visits, which is worth considering for venues where dwell time matters — a wine bar or neighbourhood bistro, for example, rather than a high-volume quick-service counter.

Practically, the chair suits venues where the aesthetic is a considered part of the overall offer. Key operational points to bear in mind:

• Rubber wood frame suited to indoor contract use
• Upholstered seat pad adds guest comfort for longer sittings
• Cross-back design is straightforward to wipe down around
• At 10kg, it stacks and moves without difficulty during a changeover
• Consistent with vintage, industrial-rustic, or shabby chic interior schemes

It is worth noting that upholstered seat pads in hospitality require more attention than hard seats over time — consider how the fabric will hold up against spills and cleaning routines in your specific environment before committing to a large order.

This chair is well suited to bars, café-bars, boutique hotels, and casual dining venues with a relaxed aesthetic. For higher-footfall venues with rapid turnovers, a hard-seat or easier-clean alternative may be more practical in the long run.

If you are specifying chairs across a full fit-out or are unsure which option suits your space and service style, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Harland side chair is an upholstered contract dining chair designed for indoor hospitality use. It features a quilted vintage leather seat pad mounted on a solid metal frame with an industrial aesthetic, and is sold as a pack of two.

In a contract setting, chair durability is determined largely by frame rigidity and the quality of the upholstery join. The Harland's solid metal frame holds up well under the repeated loading and shifting typical of a busy dining room or bar. The quilted vintage leather finish is hardwearing for a hospitality environment, though like all leather-effect upholstered seating it benefits from regular wiping down to maintain appearance over time.

From an operational standpoint, this chair suits venues that want a consistent, characterful look without investing in fully bespoke furniture. Key practical points include:

• Genuine vintage leather upholstery — straightforward to wipe clean between covers
• Solid metal frame provides stability on hard flooring typical of commercial dining spaces
• Compact footprint works well in tighter table configurations
• Suitable for all standard indoor contract environments
• Sold in pairs, which suits incremental seating additions or replacements

These chairs are intended for indoor use only and are not rated for outdoor or covered terrace settings. The vintage leather colour may vary slightly between production batches, so it is worth ordering all chairs needed for a single area at the same time where a consistent finish matters.

The Harland side chair is well suited to bars, pubs, independent restaurants, and café settings aiming for a relaxed, retro-influenced interior. For venues requiring heavier-duty seating — such as high-turnover quick-service sites — a stackable or reinforced contract chair may be a more practical choice.

If you are specifying seating across multiple areas or want to discuss quantities, finish consistency, or suitability for your space, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood side chair finished in dark walnut, with a padded seat upholstered in a soft sea blue vinyl. Clean lines and gently curved profiles give it a Scandinavian character that sits comfortably in contemporary café environments, traditional dining rooms, and retro-styled hospitality spaces alike. It is supplied as a pack of six, which suits operators fitting out a section of seating in one order rather than sourcing chairs individually.

In a commercial dining environment, the chair's rubber wood construction provides the rigidity needed to withstand repeated daily use across multiple sittings. The vinyl seat covering is practical for busy service periods — it wipes down quickly between covers without retaining moisture or odour, which matters in environments where turnover is high and cleaning time is limited.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Meets CRIB 5 fire retardancy standards, making it suitable for use in licensed and hospitality premises
• Vinyl seat surface cleans down easily and does not absorb spills
• Rubber wood frame offers good durability relative to its weight class
• The proportions are suited to standard dining table heights and compact floor plans
• Supplied as a pack of six — plan quantities in multiples accordingly

This chair is well suited to cafés, bistros, hotel dining rooms, and function spaces where a balance of comfort, durability, and visual consistency is needed. It is a mid-weight commercial chair rather than a heavy-contract specification, so operators running very high-volume venues with continuous all-day seating may want to consider whether a heavier-duty frame option would be more appropriate for the long term.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to discuss mix-and-match configurations, the team is happy to talk through what works best for your layout.

The FLAT Auto Adjust ST22 EP is an aluminium dining table base designed for rectangular table tops, incorporating a flip-top mechanism that allows the table to be folded flat for compact storage or stacked efficiently with other bases when not in use. It is a practical choice for operators who need flexible dining layouts or who regularly reconfigure their floor plan.

The ST22 uses FLAT's PAD system — a patented hydraulic self-stabilising mechanism built into the base. When the table is placed or moved, the base adjusts automatically to compensate for uneven or undulating floor surfaces without any manual intervention. This is a useful feature in older venues, outdoor terraces, or any setting where perfectly level floors cannot be guaranteed. It removes the need for staff to fuss with levelling feet and reduces the likelihood of customer complaints about wobbly tables during service.

The EP (Extra Protection) coating gives this base good resistance to moisture and environmental exposure, making it suitable for covered outdoor areas, seafront venues, beer gardens, and similar settings where standard bases might corrode or degrade more quickly.

• Lightweight aluminium construction keeps handling straightforward when reconfiguring layouts
• Flip-top mechanism enables quick, compact storage between uses
• Automatic stabilisation works whenever the table is repositioned — no manual adjustment needed
• EP coating provides reliable protection in damp or coastal environments
• Compatible with rectangular tops up to 800 x 1200mm

This base is well suited to café bars, casual dining restaurants, event venues, and outdoor hospitality operators. It is a mid-range solution designed to balance practicality with durability. For heavier-use or larger fixed dining configurations, alternative bases with greater load capacity or a fixed-top design may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the ST22 suits your floor surface, environment, or table top size, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

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

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

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

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair built from rubber wood in a weathered oak finish, paired with a Bison Bordeaux upholstered seat pad. The cross-back frame gives it a recognisable bistro character that sits comfortably within retro-industrial, rustic, or heritage-style interiors without looking out of place in more contemporary settings. The seat pad adds a degree of comfort that makes it more suitable for longer dwell-time environments than a bare wooden seat would allow.

The chair is rated for contract use, meaning it is constructed to withstand the kind of repeated, heavy daily use that hospitality environments place on seating — guests who don't always sit carefully, busy floor teams who move chairs frequently, and cleaning routines that involve damp cloths and chemical surface sprays. Rubber wood is a practical choice for this application: it is dense, relatively resistant to knocks, and finishes well. At 10kg, the chair has a solid feel underfoot without being unwieldy to reposition during service.

• Cross-back rubber wood frame in a weathered oak finish
• Bison Bordeaux upholstered seat pad for added comfort
• Contract-rated construction for high-traffic hospitality use
• Rubber wood frame resists everyday knocks and surface wear
• Suitable for bar counters and raised seating areas

Before ordering, it is worth confirming the bar height in your venue. Bar chairs are designed for use at counter heights typically between 900mm and 1050mm, and the seat height of this chair should be verified against your specific counter to ensure a comfortable fit for guests. If you are furnishing a large floor area or need to match existing seating across different zones, it is also worth discussing quantity and colour consistency with the team before committing.

The Bristol suits bars, gastropubs, café-bars, and restaurant waiting areas where a relaxed but characterful aesthetic is the aim. It works particularly well in venues with exposed brick, reclaimed timber, or industrial fit-out details. For venues requiring a simpler or more formal look, alternative frame and upholstery combinations may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this chair suits your counter height, floor layout, or interior scheme, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair built to contract furniture standard, intended for use at poseur tables, bar counters, drinking shelves, or front-of-bar positions. The frame is constructed from solid rubber wood in a dark walnut finish, and the seat is padded and upholstered in Shetland Scarlett fabric. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a traditional feel that works across a range of bar and hospitality interiors.

Built to contract specification, the Manhattan is intended for the kind of sustained daily use that commercial venues demand. Solid wood construction at this standard tends to hold up well under regular occupancy, and the padded seat adds a level of comfort suited to venues where guests are seated for extended periods — at a bar, a high table, or a casual lounge area.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• Contract-grade build reduces replacement frequency in busy venues
• Solid rubber wood frame resists the racking and loosening common in lighter chairs
• Padded upholstered seat improves dwell time comfort for bar-side seating
• Traditional styling suits a wide range of pub, bar, and hospitality interiors
• Fixed height is appropriate for standard poseur and bar counter heights

The chair is a fixed height, so it is worth confirming your counter or table height before ordering — it is designed to pair with poseur tables and bar-height surfaces rather than standard dining height. At 10kg it is a reasonably substantial piece, which contributes to stability but is worth noting if staff are regularly stacking or repositioning chairs. Upholstered seats will require routine care in food and drink environments to manage staining and wear over time.

The Manhattan suits bars, pub dining areas, hotel lounges, and any front-of-house area where a traditional bar chair with upholstered seating is appropriate. It is most at home in mid-volume hospitality settings. For venues with very high turnover or particularly demanding environments, a chair with wipe-clean or hard seating may be a more practical choice.

If you are fitting out a full bar area or want to confirm the Manhattan works with your existing furniture, the team are happy to help you think it through before you place an order.

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

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

Key practical points worth noting for operators:

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

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

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

The Bristol is a cross-back bar chair finished in dark walnut rubber wood, with an upholstered seat pad in Shetland Forest fabric. It sits in the retro-industrial style that has become a reliable choice for bars, casual dining rooms, and pub environments where operators want a traditional wood aesthetic alongside a contemporary frame detail.

Rubber wood is a practical material in hospitality settings — reasonably dense, stable under repeated use, and less prone to the warping or splitting that can affect lower-grade timbers in environments with variable temperature and humidity. The cross-back frame provides structural rigidity, and the seat pad adds a level of comfort that encourages guests to stay longer — a relevant consideration for any operator focused on covers and dwell time.

From an operational standpoint, the Bristol suits front-of-house areas where appearance matters as much as durability. Key practical points include:

• Rubber wood construction — stable and durable for contract use
• Upholstered seat pad adds comfort without compromising the frame's clean lines
• Cross-back design provides structural support and a recognised hospitality aesthetic
• Dark walnut finish works well alongside both light and dark interior schemes
• Suited to bar-height counters and raised seating areas

At 10kg per chair, the Bristol is straightforward to handle and reposition on the floor. It carries a one-year warranty, which is a reasonable expectation for contract-grade seating at this price point. Operators fitting out a large space should consider the cumulative weight and stacking arrangements during off-peak hours, as this chair is not described as stackable.

The Bristol is well suited to independent bars, gastropubs, café-bars, and casual dining venues looking for a consistent, mid-range seating solution. For higher-volume or heavier-use environments, a more robust frame specification may be worth considering.

If you're fitting out a space and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this chair suits your specific interior, our team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Manhattan is a fixed-height bar chair built for front-of-house use in pubs, bars, and hospitality venues. The frame is constructed from solid rubber wood in a weathered oak finish, and the padded seat is upholstered in Shetland Smoke fabric. It is designed to sit comfortably at poseur tables, drinking shelves, and bar counters.

Built to contract furniture standard, the Manhattan is intended for environments where chairs are in near-constant use across a full trading day. The solid wood construction resists the racking forces that quickly loosen joints on lighter domestic-grade furniture, and the curved back with vertical slats provides enough lumbar support to make extended seating reasonable for guests without adding unnecessary bulk to the silhouette.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Solid rubber wood frame suited to daily commercial use
• Contract-grade construction for durability across busy trading periods
• Padded seat with fabric upholstery balances comfort and practicality
• Curved slatted back provides support without excessive depth
• Weathered oak finish works with a range of interior schemes

It is worth noting that fabric upholstered seating requires more attention to maintenance than wipe-clean vinyl or faux-leather alternatives. In wet-led venues or areas with a high risk of spills, a different upholstery specification may be more practical for the long term.

The Manhattan suits bars, gastropubs, café-bars, and similar hospitality settings where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate. It is well suited to venues fitting out a new bar area or replacing tired existing seating. For operators needing a fully wipe-clean finish, or a lower seat height for standard dining tables, alternative options in the range may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a space and want to talk through quantities, mix of seating types, or suitability for your layout, the team is happy to help.

The hoop back dining chair is a well-established style in commercial hospitality seating, recognisable by its curved top rail and upholstered seat pad. This version is constructed from rubber wood with a dark walnut finish and fitted with a Shetland Scarlett fabric seat, and is supplied as a pack of two.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for contract furniture. It is a dense, close-grained timber that holds fixings well and resists the kind of racking that develops in chairs subjected to years of guests leaning back and pushing away from tables. At 8kg per chair, these are solid enough to feel stable in use without being difficult to reposition during service or when reconfiguring a dining room layout.

From an operational standpoint, the hoop back design suits a wide range of venue styles — from traditional restaurant dining rooms to café bistro environments and hotel breakfast areas. The dark walnut finish sits comfortably alongside both light and mid-tone table tops. Practical points worth noting:

• Fabric seat pad adds comfort for longer dining occasions without requiring cushion covers
• Rubber wood frame is suited to standard commercial cleaning and maintenance routines
• Supplied in pairs, so ordering aligns neatly with table covers for two
• The proportions suit standard-height dining tables — verify your table height before ordering

These chairs are well suited to small and medium-sized venues looking for a consistent, contract-appropriate seating style that does not require a large capital outlay. For venues fitting out larger dining rooms or requiring stacking capability for easy storage, it is worth discussing alternative formats before committing to quantity.

If you are fitting out a new space or replacing seating across multiple covers, feel free to get in touch — it helps to consider chair style, table height, and floor layout together before placing an order.

This hoop back dining chair pairs a classic bistro-inspired silhouette with a weathered oak rubber wood frame and an upholstered Shetland smoke seat. Sold in packs of two, it is designed for front-of-house use in commercial venues where presentation and everyday durability both matter.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial seating — it is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up well under the kind of repeated use a busy dining room demands. The weathered oak finish gives a relaxed, contemporary feel without leaning into anything too trend-specific, which tends to age better in venue interiors. The upholstered seat adds comfort for longer covers without requiring anything elaborate in terms of maintenance.

From an operational standpoint, these chairs work well where a venue wants something that reads as considered and well-finished without the lead times or cost of fully bespoke furniture. Key practical points:

• Rubber wood frame construction meets contract durability standards
• Weathered oak finish suits a range of neutral and natural interior schemes
• Upholstered Shetland smoke seat adds comfort for extended dining covers
• Sold in pairs — useful for incremental purchasing or topping up existing stock
• Straightforward stacking and storage between services

At 8kg per chair, they are easy to move and reposition for different cover configurations. They are well suited to restaurants, cafes, bistros, and hotel dining rooms. Venues with very high turnover or outdoor requirements may want to consider a more heavily specified frame.

If you are furnishing a larger space and want to talk through quantities, mix-and-match options, or how these sit alongside other pieces in the range, the team is happy to help.

The Pimlico and Oregon dining set pairs a compact square table with two side chairs in a coordinated dark walnut and Bison Espresso finish. Both pieces are constructed from solid rubberwood, a material commonly used in commercial hospitality furniture for its stability and resistance to warping under the temperature and humidity fluctuations typical of busy dining environments. The chairs feature vinyl seat pads in a warm espresso brown, chosen for practical reasons as much as aesthetic ones.

In day-to-day hospitality use, this set is well suited to settings where covers turn regularly and furniture takes consistent daily handling. The chairs tuck neatly under the table, which helps with room reset between sittings and makes cleaning the floor between services straightforward. The vinyl upholstery wipes down quickly, which matters in any front-of-house environment where spills are routine.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Solid rubberwood construction throughout table and chairs
• CRIB 5 fire-retardant rating on upholstered chair seats — a requirement for most licensed premises
• Bison Espresso vinyl seat pads: wipe-clean and resistant to routine spillage
• Compact square table footprint suits tighter floor plans
• Chairs designed to stack or tuck under without catching

The square format and relatively modest footprint make this set a practical choice for smaller dining rooms, café interiors, pub snug areas, and similar hospitality spaces where efficient use of floor area matters. It is a two-seat configuration, so operators furnishing a larger room will be purchasing multiple sets — worth factoring in when planning layout and spend. For venues needing four-seat or larger table configurations, or higher-volume seating with heavier daily use demands, alternative options within the range may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this set is the right fit for your space or seating plan, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood side chair finished in a weathered oak effect, with a padded seat upholstered in a deep cedar green vinyl. Supplied as a pack of six, these chairs are built to commercial standards and carry CRIB 5 fire retardancy certification, making them suitable for use in licensed and hospitality premises without the need for additional compliance work.

In a front-of-house environment, durability and ease of maintenance matter as much as appearance. The rubber wood frame is robust enough for day-to-day commercial use, and the vinyl seat covering wipes clean quickly between covers — a practical advantage during busy service periods. The chair profile is compact, which helps in tighter dining layouts where space between tables is limited.

From an operational standpoint, the Chelsea works well across a range of venue styles. The clean lines and curved form sit comfortably in contemporary, traditional, and informal settings without demanding a specific interior direction. Key practical points include:

• CRIB 5 fire retardant — compliant for hospitality and licensed premises
• Solid rubber wood frame suited to regular commercial use
• Vinyl upholstery for quick cleaning between sittings
• Compact footprint that tucks neatly under standard dining tables
• Sold as a pack of six for straightforward quantity ordering

These chairs are well suited to small restaurants, cafés, pub dining rooms, and private dining spaces with moderate to regular turnover. For higher-volume venues or settings where chairs see particularly heavy use throughout the day, it is worth considering whether a more heavy-duty frame specification would be more appropriate.

If you are furnishing a larger space or mixing chair styles across different zones, we are happy to talk through quantities and suitability before you place an order.

The Manhattan is a traditional-style dining chair built from solid rubber wood, finished in dark walnut with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison bordeaux fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it practical for operators furnishing multiple covers at once.

The chair's construction uses rubber wood throughout, which offers reasonable durability for commercial dining use. The curved back with vertical slats provides a degree of lumbar support for seated guests, and the upholstered seat adds comfort suitable for table-service dining. The dark walnut finish suits a range of interior styles from traditional pub dining rooms to more contemporary restaurant spaces.

From an operational standpoint, the Manhattan is well suited to environments where chairs are in regular daily use across multiple sittings. Key practical points include:

• Solid wood frame resists the racking and loosening common with lighter commercial chairs
• Upholstered seat can be wiped down between covers with appropriate fabric cleaner
• Compact footprint works well in tighter dining layouts where cover density matters
• Pack-of-two format simplifies procurement when furnishing in quantity

At 8kg per chair, the Manhattan is straightforward to reposition during floor resets. The rubber wood construction is suitable for indoor use; it is not designed for outdoor or covered terrace settings where humidity and temperature variation would affect the timber and upholstery over time.

This chair is a practical choice for restaurants, gastropubs, hotel dining rooms, and similar indoor dining environments with moderate to high daily covers. Operators furnishing very high-volume or late-night venues may wish to consider heavier-duty contract seating designed for more intensive use cycles.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or replacing existing seating and would like guidance on quantities, layout, or alternative finishes, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Manhattan is a side dining chair constructed from rubber wood in a soft oak finish, with a horseshoe-shaped upholstered seat in Shetland smoke fabric. Sold as a pack of two, it is a straightforward, traditionally styled chair suited to restaurant dining rooms, hotel restaurants, café areas, and similar hospitality settings where a clean, unfussy aesthetic is required.

Rubber wood is a practical choice for commercial furniture — it is reasonably dense, holds fixings well, and responds predictably to the kind of daily use a busy dining room demands. The curved back with vertical slatting provides a degree of lumbar support without the bulk of a fully upholstered back, which also makes stacking or close-positioning between sittings more manageable. The Shetland smoke fabric seat adds a degree of comfort appropriate for a seated dining experience without the maintenance complexity of a fully fabric chair.

• Solid rubber wood frame offers a stable, sturdy base for daily commercial use
• Upholstered horseshoe seat improves diner comfort during service
• Curved slatted back suits traditional and transitional interior schemes
• Sold in pairs, reducing per-unit cost for larger rollouts
• Soft oak finish works across a range of flooring and interior palettes

These chairs are best suited to light-to-moderate commercial environments — casual dining restaurants, hotel breakfast rooms, café bistros, and function spaces with regular but not extremely high-turnover covers. For environments with very high daily cover counts or significant rough handling, it would be worth considering a heavier-duty frame construction. The one-year warranty reflects the positioning of this chair within the entry-to-mid range of commercial seating.

If you are furnishing a new space or refreshing an existing one and want to talk through quantities, layout considerations, or finish compatibility, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in weathered oak, with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in Shetland forest fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it a practical option when furnishing a dining area in consistent pairs. The curved back with vertical slats gives the chair a traditional character without appearing overly formal, and the upholstered seat adds a level of comfort suited to table service environments where guests may be seated for an extended period.

Rubber wood is a reasonably durable hardwood that holds up well under regular daily use in commercial settings. The chair is well suited to casual dining rooms, hotel breakfast areas, pub dining spaces, and staff canteens where a mid-weight, upholstered side chair is appropriate. At 8kg per chair, it is solid enough to feel stable without being difficult for front-of-house staff to reposition between services.

Points worth considering before ordering:

• Sold in packs of two — order quantities should reflect this
• Upholstered seat in Shetland forest fabric requires routine wiping down and periodic deep cleaning to maintain appearance in food service environments
• Rubber wood construction is durable for regular use but is not intended for outdoor or high-moisture environments
• The curved back profile and seat dimensions suit standard dining table heights

This chair is best suited to low- to mid-volume dining operations with a relaxed or traditional aesthetic. For higher-turnover environments where chairs are moved and stacked repeatedly throughout the day, a stackable or more heavily commercial-grade option may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a new dining space or are unsure how many covers to plan for, we are happy to talk through the layout and seating requirements with you before you place an order.

The Tenby Outdoor Dining Set in Onyx is a contract-grade steel table-and-chair set designed for commercial outdoor spaces. Each pack contains two full dining sets — each comprising one square table and four stackable chairs with grey seat cushions — making it a practical choice when outfitting a terrace, beer garden or courtyard in one order.

The frames are constructed from powder-coated steel, giving them reasonable resistance to rust and weathering under typical UK outdoor conditions. The finish is a clean onyx black, which sits well against most exterior decor schemes and tends to show less surface marking than lighter colourways in high-traffic settings. The stackable chair design simplifies end-of-service storage and reduces the space needed when tables are cleared or brought in during poor weather.

From an operational standpoint, this set suits venues that need presentable, durable outdoor seating without significant ongoing maintenance. Key practical points include:

• Stackable chairs reduce storage footprint at end of service
• Powder-coated steel frame resists rust under outdoor exposure
• Onyx finish is practical in high-use environments
• Cushioned seats improve guest comfort for longer sittings
• Pack-of-two format reduces per-unit ordering complexity

It is worth noting that the total pack weight is 45kg, so delivery access and handling logistics are worth considering, particularly for upper-floor terraces or sites with restricted access. A one-year warranty is included, which is appropriate for contract-grade outdoor furniture at this price point.

This set is well suited to pubs, cafés, casual dining restaurants and hotels looking to furnish an outdoor space with consistent, presentable seating. For larger venues or sites expecting very heavy daily use, it is worth discussing whether a more heavy-duty specification would be a better long-term investment.

If you are unsure how many sets your space requires, or whether this specification suits your intended environment, we are happy to talk it through before you place 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 Manhattan is a solid rubber wood dining chair finished in a weathered oak tone, with a horseshoe-shaped seat upholstered in bison cedar fabric. It is sold in packs of two, making it a practical purchase for operators furnishing dining areas incrementally or topping up existing sets. The curved back with vertical slats gives it a traditional character that sits comfortably in a range of hospitality settings.

Rubber wood is a dense, stable hardwood that holds up well under the daily demands of a commercial dining environment — repeated use across sittings, occasional knocks, and regular cleaning. The horseshoe seat design allows for easier seating and departure, which is a practical advantage in busier front-of-house settings where turnover matters. The bison cedar upholstery adds a degree of comfort for seated diners without introducing the maintenance burden of a fully cushioned chair.

• Solid rubber wood frame offering structural stability under daily commercial use
• Curved back with vertical slats for comfort and a traditional aesthetic
• Horseshoe seat profile aids seating and exit during busy service periods
• Bison cedar fabric seat balances comfort with practical durability
• Sold in pairs, suited to incremental purchasing or topping up existing sets

There are no complex installation requirements — the chairs arrive ready for use. It is worth confirming the seat height works with your table specification before ordering in volume, and considering whether the fabric seat is appropriate for your cleaning regime and the nature of your service. For higher-footfall venues or outdoor-adjacent spaces, a fully hard-wearing frame and wipe-clean seat may be more practical.

This chair is well suited to cafés, hotel dining rooms, restaurants, and function spaces where a traditional aesthetic is appropriate and seating is used across a moderate number of covers. If you are furnishing a larger space or need guidance on quantities or alternatives, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

This dining set pairs a rectangular Turin table with four Manhattan side chairs, providing seating for up to four covers in a single compact arrangement. The tabletop is made from rubberwood with a weathered oak stain and a matte PU finish, giving it a considered, contemporary appearance without being fussy. The metal base is powder-coated and fitted with adjustable screw-in feet, which allows the table to be levelled on uneven or mixed floor surfaces — a practical detail in older premises or spaces with tiled and timber flooring in the same area.

The Manhattan chairs share the same weathered oak finish as the table, keeping the set visually consistent. Each chair is fitted with a padded seat upholstered in Shetland Scarlett easy-clean vinyl, which is a sensible choice for any front-of-house environment where spills are routine. The chairs tuck neatly under the table when not in use, which helps with floor space management during quieter periods or when cleaning around the furniture.

In practical terms, this set suits cafés, bistros, smaller restaurants, and hospitality venues looking for coordinated, low-maintenance seating at a reasonable price point. The rubberwood construction and vinyl upholstery keep day-to-day care straightforward, though it is worth noting this is an indoor set and should not be used in uncovered outdoor areas. At 47kg for the full set, it has a reasonable weight for the size, though consider access routes if the space involves stairs or narrow doorways.

If you are fitting out multiple covers or need a different configuration — round tables, bench seating, or higher-volume layouts — it is worth having a conversation with the team before placing an order to make sure the set works for your specific floor plan.

The Chelsea dining chair is a solid rubber wood side chair with clean lines and gently curved styling. The frame has a weathered oak finish, and the padded seat is upholstered in a smoke grey vinyl. Supplied as a pack of six, these chairs are built to commercial standards and carry CRIB 5 fire retardancy certification, making them suitable for use in licensed and unlicensed hospitality premises.

In a front-of-house setting, the Chelsea performs reliably under the kind of daily turnover a busy café, restaurant, or pub dining room demands. The solid rubber wood construction handles the repeated movement and stacking pressure that comes with service, while the proportions are well suited to standard dining table heights, keeping the seating arrangement practical rather than awkward.

For operators, the vinyl seat covering is one of the more useful practical details. It wipes clean quickly between covers, holds up against the usual spills, and does not absorb odours in the way that fabric upholstery can. Key practical points include:

• CRIB 5 compliant — suitable for use in hospitality and licensed environments
• Smoke grey vinyl seat — easy to clean between covers and resistant to everyday spills
• Solid rubber wood frame — durable under the daily wear of commercial dining service
• Compact footprint — tucks neatly under tables, which is useful in tighter dining layouts
• Supplied in sixes — reduces per-unit cost and simplifies ordering for larger fitouts

No assembly complexity or installation requirements apply — these arrive ready for front-of-house use. The 48kg pack weight is worth factoring into delivery planning if upper-floor access is involved. The Scandi-influenced aesthetic sits comfortably in contemporary, traditional, and informal dining settings without feeling out of place in any of them.

The Chelsea is well suited to cafés, gastropubs, hotel dining rooms, and casual restaurant settings with moderate to high table-turn volumes. For very high-volume or outdoor-terrace environments, a chair with a heavier frame specification or weatherproof materials may be a more appropriate choice.

If you are fitting out a larger space or want to talk through chair options for your particular setting, the team is happy to help you work through what makes sense.