Fameg Farmhouse Angled Side Chair Walnut Effect – Pack of 2

The Fameg Farmhouse Angled Side Chair is a bentwood dining chair made from solid beech and finished in a walnut effect. It is produced using a steam-pressing technique that shapes the timber under heat and pressure rather than cutting it away — a process rooted in nineteenth-century bentwood tradition that gives the frame its characteristic combination of lightness and resilience. Chairs are supplied as a pack of two.

Bentwood beech chairs of this type have been a practical choice for restaurants, cafés, brasseries, and hotel dining rooms for a long time, and not without reason. The construction method produces a frame that absorbs movement and repeated handling rather than developing stress fractures over time, which matters in any setting where seating is shifted, stacked, and rearranged multiple times each service. The walnut effect finish holds its appearance well under both natural light and warm ambient lighting, without requiring specialist care.

From an operational standpoint, the main advantages are:

• Lightweight beech frame makes stacking and repositioning straightforward for front-of-house staff
• Steam-pressed construction provides frame strength without adding unnecessary bulk
• Walnut effect finish is versatile across traditional, bistro, and contemporary interior schemes
• Sold in pairs, which makes ordering to a specific cover count more manageable

Before ordering, it is worth confirming seat height against your table height — standard dining tables vary, and a mismatch between seat and table is a common issue that is straightforward to avoid at the planning stage. These chairs are designed for indoor use only; the beech timber is not suited to outdoor settings or covered terraces where moisture and temperature fluctuation would affect the frame over time.

This chair is well suited to café, restaurant, and hotel dining room operators looking for a proven traditional-style seat that holds up to regular service without demanding attention. For very high-turnover environments such as canteens or quick-service operations, a more robust stacking chair may be a better fit for the pattern of use.

If you are planning a room fit-out and want to talk through cover counts, table heights, or finish options before placing an order, the team is glad to help you work through it.