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Bristol Vintage Cross-Back Dining Chair Padded Seat Saddle Ash (Pair)

SKU: CX443

£247.00(£296.40 inc VAT)

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The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a padded seat, sold in pairs. The frame combines a timber construction with a metal cross-back detail, giving it a relaxed bistro character that works well in casual dining rooms, independent cafés, and restaurants aiming for a warm, lived-in feel. The saddle ash finish suits natural and neutral interior schemes without requiring much effort to coordinate.

For moderate-turnover dining operations, the Bristol performs reliably in everyday service. The padded seat is a practical advantage over bare timber in venues where guests sit for longer periods — breakfast services, brunch covers, and leisurely lunch sittings where comfort contributes to the overall experience. The rubber wood frame handles the demands of regular commercial use sensibly, though it is worth being clear that this is a mid-weight hospitality chair rather than a heavy contract piece intended for the highest-footfall environments.

A few practical points worth noting:

  • Metal cross-back detail adds lateral stability as well as visual character
  • Padded seat improves comfort during extended sittings
  • Saddle ash finish suits warm, natural interior directions
  • Compact footprint fits standard dining table layouts without crowding the room

As with any seating purchase, it is worth confirming table height compatibility before ordering. On hard flooring, rubber feet or floor protectors are advisable to protect the surface and reduce chair movement during service.

The Bristol suits independent cafés, bistros, and casual dining restaurants with a relaxed interior direction. For higher-footfall venues or sites where contract-grade durability is a priority, a more robust chair specification may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a dining space and want to talk through quantities, table coordination, or layout, the team is happy to assist.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bristol chair suitable for a busy high street café or restaurant?

The Bristol is well suited to moderate-turnover dining environments such as independent cafés, bistros, and casual restaurants where comfort and atmosphere are priorities. It is a mid-weight hospitality chair rather than a heavy-duty contract piece, so for very high-footfall sites with continuous daily use, a more robust specification may be worth considering.

Does the chair require any assembly, and are floor protectors included?

We would recommend confirming assembly requirements with the team at point of order, as this can vary by batch. Floor protectors are not guaranteed to be included, so if you have hard flooring — wood, tile, or polished concrete — it is advisable to fit rubber feet or felt pads to protect the surface and prevent the chair from sliding during service.

How do I confirm the Bristol will work with my existing tables?

The chair stands 900mm high, which suits most standard commercial dining tables, but seat height and apron clearance are worth checking against your specific tables before ordering. If you are unsure, the team can help you work through compatibility based on your table dimensions.

Bristol Vintage Cross-Back Dining Chair Padded Seat Saddle Ash (Pair)

£247.00(£296.40 inc VAT)

£247.00(£296.40 inc VAT)

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a padded seat, sold in pairs. The frame combines a timber construction with a metal cross-back detail, giving it a relaxed bistro character that works well in casual dining rooms, independent cafés, and restaurants aiming for a warm, lived-in feel. The saddle ash finish suits natural and neutral interior schemes without requiring much effort to coordinate.

For moderate-turnover dining operations, the Bristol performs reliably in everyday service. The padded seat is a practical advantage over bare timber in venues where guests sit for longer periods — breakfast services, brunch covers, and leisurely lunch sittings where comfort contributes to the overall experience. The rubber wood frame handles the demands of regular commercial use sensibly, though it is worth being clear that this is a mid-weight hospitality chair rather than a heavy contract piece intended for the highest-footfall environments.

A few practical points worth noting:

  • Metal cross-back detail adds lateral stability as well as visual character
  • Padded seat improves comfort during extended sittings
  • Saddle ash finish suits warm, natural interior directions
  • Compact footprint fits standard dining table layouts without crowding the room

As with any seating purchase, it is worth confirming table height compatibility before ordering. On hard flooring, rubber feet or floor protectors are advisable to protect the surface and reduce chair movement during service.

The Bristol suits independent cafés, bistros, and casual dining restaurants with a relaxed interior direction. For higher-footfall venues or sites where contract-grade durability is a priority, a more robust chair specification may be worth considering.

If you are furnishing a dining space and want to talk through quantities, table coordination, or layout, the team is happy to assist.