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Bristol Cross-Back Dining Chair Weathered Oak Midnight Blue Seat (Pair)

SKU: CX448

£237.00(£284.40 inc VAT)
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The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish. Supplied here as a pack of two, each chair comes with an upholstered seat pad in Midnight Blue — a combination that suits venues aiming for a relaxed bistro or casual dining aesthetic without leaning too heavily into either rustic or contemporary territory.

In everyday front-of-house use, rubber wood performs reasonably well in low- to medium-traffic settings. It holds up under normal daily use, though it is not a heavy-contract material and is best suited to environments where chairs are handled with reasonable care rather than dragged across hard flooring repeatedly. The cross-back frame is a practical design — it gives guests a natural grip when moving the chair and contributes to the informal character that works well in independent restaurants, cafés, and function spaces with a casual dining format.

The padded seat is a meaningful consideration for your intended service style. For venues where guests are seated for a full meal rather than a quick coffee, the added comfort makes a noticeable difference. That said, fabric upholstery requires more maintenance than vinyl in food service environments, and spill management should factor into your decision.

  • Cross-back frame suits bistro, café, and casual dining interiors
  • Padded seat improves comfort for longer meal sittings
  • Sold in pairs for flexible, staged purchasing
  • Weathered oak finish complements natural and rustic interior schemes
  • Midnight Blue seat pad provides contrast against pale or timber table surfaces

It is worth noting that rubber wood is not suited to outdoor use or high-humidity environments such as covered terraces. If your venue operates very high footfall with heavy daily handling, a metal-frame alternative may offer greater long-term durability.

This chair is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, small restaurants, and private dining or function rooms with an informal style. If you are furnishing a full space and want guidance on quantities or chair and table pairing, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Bristol chair suitable for a busy restaurant with high daily footfall?

Rubber wood is a practical material for low- to medium-traffic environments, but it is not a heavy-contract frame. For venues with very high daily turnover or where chairs are frequently stacked and repositioned, a metal-frame chair is likely to offer better long-term durability.

How should the fabric seat pad be maintained in a food service environment?

Fabric upholstery requires more attention than vinyl in hospitality settings — spills need to be addressed promptly and periodic deep cleaning should form part of your maintenance routine. If your service style involves a higher likelihood of spills or heavy daily use, a vinyl-seated alternative may be more practical.

Can the Bristol chair be used outdoors or on a covered terrace?

No — rubber wood is not suited to outdoor or high-humidity environments and should be used in dry, indoor settings only. Exposure to moisture will degrade both the frame finish and the seat pad upholstery over time.
Bristol Cross-Back Dining Chair Weathered Oak Midnight Blue Seat (Pair)

£237.00(£284.40 inc VAT)

£237.00(£284.40 inc VAT)

The Bristol is a cross-back dining chair built from rubber wood with a weathered oak finish. Supplied here as a pack of two, each chair comes with an upholstered seat pad in Midnight Blue — a combination that suits venues aiming for a relaxed bistro or casual dining aesthetic without leaning too heavily into either rustic or contemporary territory.

In everyday front-of-house use, rubber wood performs reasonably well in low- to medium-traffic settings. It holds up under normal daily use, though it is not a heavy-contract material and is best suited to environments where chairs are handled with reasonable care rather than dragged across hard flooring repeatedly. The cross-back frame is a practical design — it gives guests a natural grip when moving the chair and contributes to the informal character that works well in independent restaurants, cafés, and function spaces with a casual dining format.

The padded seat is a meaningful consideration for your intended service style. For venues where guests are seated for a full meal rather than a quick coffee, the added comfort makes a noticeable difference. That said, fabric upholstery requires more maintenance than vinyl in food service environments, and spill management should factor into your decision.

  • Cross-back frame suits bistro, café, and casual dining interiors
  • Padded seat improves comfort for longer meal sittings
  • Sold in pairs for flexible, staged purchasing
  • Weathered oak finish complements natural and rustic interior schemes
  • Midnight Blue seat pad provides contrast against pale or timber table surfaces

It is worth noting that rubber wood is not suited to outdoor use or high-humidity environments such as covered terraces. If your venue operates very high footfall with heavy daily handling, a metal-frame alternative may offer greater long-term durability.

This chair is well suited to independent cafés, bistros, small restaurants, and private dining or function rooms with an informal style. If you are furnishing a full space and want guidance on quantities or chair and table pairing, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.