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Bristol Vintage Cross Back Dining Chair Rubber Wood (Pack of 2)

SKU: CX440

£206.00(£247.20 inc VAT)
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The Bristol is a cross-back side chair constructed from rubber wood and finished in a vintage style. The cross-back frame gives it a recognisable retro character that sits comfortably in bistros, cafés, wine bars, and casual restaurant dining rooms. Chairs are supplied in pairs.

Rubber wood is a reasonably dense and durable timber, and the cross-back construction adds structural rigidity beyond what the aesthetic alone might suggest. Under moderate daily use in a front-of-house setting, the Bristol performs reliably. It is worth being straightforward here: this chair suits venues with moderate covers and a relaxed pace rather than high-turnover operations expecting sustained heavy use across back-to-back weekend services.

From a practical standpoint, there are a few operational advantages worth noting:

  • Stackable design keeps floor space clear between services
  • Tucks neatly under standard dining table heights
  • Timber construction can be refinished if surface wear develops over time
  • Vintage finish integrates well into mixed furniture schemes
  • Sold in pairs, making quantity planning and reordering straightforward

There are no installation requirements — the Bristol is a freestanding chair needing no fixings. Operators fitting out larger dining rooms should plan quantities carefully to maintain consistent spacing and a balanced look across the floor.

The Bristol is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants where a warm, characterful aesthetic matters. Venues requiring contract-grade certification, fully upholstered seating, or chairs built for particularly high-turnover use should consider whether a more robust option from the range would serve them better.

If you're planning a dining room fit-out and want to talk through quantities, mix of styles, or how the Bristol works alongside other furniture pieces, we're happy to help you think it through.

Frequently asked questions

Are these chairs suitable for a high-turnover café or busy restaurant?

The Bristol performs well in moderate-cover environments such as independent cafés, bistros, and casual dining rooms. It is a practical and durable chair for regular daily use, but operators running very high-turnover services across heavy back-to-back shifts may want to consider a contract-grade option built to a heavier specification.

Do the chairs require any assembly or installation?

No — the Bristol is a freestanding chair that arrives ready for use. It is worth doing a quick out-of-box check on joints and fixings before putting them into service, which is standard practice with any new seating.

How many packs do I need for a typical dining room layout?

That depends on your table configuration and cover count, but as a general guide, allow for comfortable spacing between chairs and a consistent look across the room. Because the Bristol is sold in pairs, it is straightforward to plan quantities in even numbers — and we are happy to help you work through the layout if that would be useful.
Bristol Vintage Cross Back Dining Chair Rubber Wood (Pack of 2)

£206.00(£247.20 inc VAT)

£206.00(£247.20 inc VAT)

The Bristol is a cross-back side chair constructed from rubber wood and finished in a vintage style. The cross-back frame gives it a recognisable retro character that sits comfortably in bistros, cafés, wine bars, and casual restaurant dining rooms. Chairs are supplied in pairs.

Rubber wood is a reasonably dense and durable timber, and the cross-back construction adds structural rigidity beyond what the aesthetic alone might suggest. Under moderate daily use in a front-of-house setting, the Bristol performs reliably. It is worth being straightforward here: this chair suits venues with moderate covers and a relaxed pace rather than high-turnover operations expecting sustained heavy use across back-to-back weekend services.

From a practical standpoint, there are a few operational advantages worth noting:

  • Stackable design keeps floor space clear between services
  • Tucks neatly under standard dining table heights
  • Timber construction can be refinished if surface wear develops over time
  • Vintage finish integrates well into mixed furniture schemes
  • Sold in pairs, making quantity planning and reordering straightforward

There are no installation requirements — the Bristol is a freestanding chair needing no fixings. Operators fitting out larger dining rooms should plan quantities carefully to maintain consistent spacing and a balanced look across the floor.

The Bristol is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants where a warm, characterful aesthetic matters. Venues requiring contract-grade certification, fully upholstered seating, or chairs built for particularly high-turnover use should consider whether a more robust option from the range would serve them better.

If you're planning a dining room fit-out and want to talk through quantities, mix of styles, or how the Bristol works alongside other furniture pieces, we're happy to help you think it through.