Diner Chair in American V-Shape Metal

Here is the Diner Chair in American V-Shape Metal, an upholstered back chair at home in hotel bars, fine dining rooms, and lounges and in the private rooms beside them. Keep it to the rooms indoors. The frame is built of metal and comes in chrome. Diners settle onto vinyl. For the room plan, the listing adds a weight on record of 17 lb and padding for the guest's back. Measured overall, it comes to 15 1/4" W x 22 1/2" D x 31 1/2" H, the figure to mark on the floor plan.

On the order form you settle back upholstery, picked from Standard Vinyl or Sparkle Vinyl, vinyl upholstery, picked from Same Upholstery as Back, Standard Vinyl, or Sparkle Vinyl, and seat upholstery, picked from Standard Vinyl or Sparkle Vinyl. More fields open once those are set. A dining room seats by its tables, so count chairs per table first: two-tops take two chairs, 36 inch squares four, 48 inch rounds five or six. Then hold back spares, about one per twenty seats, for the chairs that rotate out for repair.

Keep a venue plan for each room, and save this version there with the count that room needs. This piece has a listed minimum of 11. Choosing upholstery adds to the lead time, since those pieces are made to your selections. Upkeep belongs to the closing routine. Vinyl seats clean with a cloth and soapy water, followed by a dry towel; bleach and solvents harm the cover. Touch up a chip in the metal coating soon, before moisture creeps under the finish.