Seat the room, then the details
Standard booth selections
Not every room needs a booth built option by option. These 9 standard selections come in set sizes, plain or channel-backed, with a few sold as matched sets. They suit a dining room replacing worn booths along one wall, or a new room whose walls already fit a common length.
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Standard booths and booth sets
Match the furniture to how each room is used
Think about the room this piece will live in before you settle on it. A banquet hall that clears every Sunday wants chairs that lift and stack, while a bar with regulars wants a stool that stays put. Save each choice to the venue plan for that room, with its finish noted, so a second order matches the first.
Set sizes keep a booth order simple: with standard booths and booth sets, confirm each length against your wall before you choose a color. The bar pair seats guests at 30 inches and the 12-channel booth at 19 1/4, so set the tables to those.
Draw the arrangement
Record the wall length, returns, and table positions before selecting booth units. Check whether a listing describes a single unit, a double, or another arrangement, and count the actual units required.
Read the listed dimensions
Compare the seat, back, and overall dimensions for the exact model. The room plan also needs space for guests to enter the booth and for the table support beneath it.
Not every room needs a booth built option by option. These 9 standard selections come in set sizes, plain or channel-backed, with a few sold as matched sets. They suit a dining room replacing worn booths along one wall, or a new room whose walls already fit a common length. Measure the wall, then pick the back.
When a set size is the right size
A grill that has run for fifteen years usually knows exactly how long its booth wall is and what sat against it. Replacing that run does not call for a fresh design, only the same footprint in a new cover. That is the job of this page. Four of the 9 listings are sets, sold as matched groups, and the rest are single booths in fixed sizes.
Before you choose, take three measurements: the full wall length, the depth from the wall to the aisle, and the height of the tables the booths will face. Five selections are listed at standard seat height, the 12-channel booth at 19 1/4 inches, and one pair at bar height with a 30-inch seat; the raised group is gathered under bar-height booths.
Plain backs and channel backs
Four booths have a plain back, the clean upholstered panel that suits almost any dining room. One carries 12 channels, the vertical stitched rows of a supper club or an old hotel grill; more of that look sits under channel-back booths. The plain booth is the everyday pick for a dining room wall. A pair can also come as a matched set, two single booths facing each other across one table.
Single booths here range from $356 to $472, and booths sit outside the 8-piece order minimum, so a single tired booth can go in on an order of its own.
When you need something else
Standard sizes stop where an odd wall begins. If the run ends at a column, turns a corner or needs a length between the listed sizes, move to configurable booth seating, where length, ends and cover are chosen one by one. For warm timber frames rather than upholstered panels, wood booths is one page over, and the full range lives under restaurant booths.
Color lists change. Request a free upholstery swatch and approve it before the order, and keep it with the venue file for the next repair. Then save the wall to venue plans with every booth length written beside it, so the order can be checked against the room before it goes in.
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