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Upholstered restaurant chairs

Guests judge a chair in the first ten minutes, and padding is most of that judgment. This page holds 120 upholstered chairs, from plain metal side chairs to padded aluminum and wood frames. The first decision is the cover.

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A bone and a coral upholstered dining chair with dark wood frames at a dark wood table in an evergreen paneled room.
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Chair with Padded Back and Arms in Wood
Chair with Padded Back and Arms in WoodFrom $192.00
Dining Chair in Wood Look Finish Metal, Padded Back
Dining Chair in Wood Look Finish Metal, Padded BackFrom $110.00
Metal Chair in Black, Padded Vinyl Upholstery
Metal Chair in Black, Padded Vinyl UpholsteryPrice $132.00

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Upholstered restaurant chairs

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.

Vinyl wipes down after a busy brunch while fabric feels softer at a long dinner, so choose the cover for upholstered restaurant chairs by the room and how fast it turns.

Choose the upholstery with the model

Check the upholstery options available on the exact product and keep the chosen material with its configuration. Use the listed care instructions and request samples when you need a physical color or texture reference.

Read the footprint

Compare the listed overall width and depth with the space at your table. Armrests, the table apron, and the chair back all affect how the chair fits into the arrangement.

Venue plans

Guests judge a chair in the first ten minutes, and padding is most of that judgment. This page holds 120 upholstered chairs, from plain metal side chairs to padded aluminum and wood frames. The first decision is the cover. Vinyl or fabric, in which color, and does it have to match anything already in the house?

Vinyl, fabric and the room's job

Almost every chair here offers a vinyl seat, and about half also come in fabric. Think about what happens at the table. A family restaurant at Sunday brunch puts the cover through spills and quick wipes between parties, and many operators choose vinyl for that room. A club dining room or a private room upstairs sees longer meals and fewer spills, and fabric suits it. A house with both rooms can use one frame in two covers, so the rooms match without looking identical.

Order swatches before you decide. Color lists change over time, so if these chairs join chairs bought earlier, request a new swatch and approve the shade before ordering.

Frames and seat heights

Metal frames lead this group, then aluminum, wood, and frames finished to look like wood. A metal dining chair here is 17 1/2 inches wide, compact enough for a tight room, while an aluminum dining chair at 23 3/4 inches wide gives each guest more presence at the table. Seats stand anywhere between 18 and 20 inches; 18 3/4 inches appears on more pages than any other height. Beside a table 29 or 30 inches tall, that leaves a guest's knees and thighs 10 to 12 inches below the top.

Prices start around $88, and the price on each page follows the frame and cover you configure.

Fitting them into the seating mix

Bucket shapes, fourteen of them, wrap the guest more than a straight back does. Thirty-nine of these chairs stack, which matters if the room clears for events, and 38 have arms. For more arm chairs, see arm chairs; for event rooms, banquet chairs. Matching seats at the bar are in upholstered bar stools, and a padded wall of seating sits in upholstered booths. These are indoor chairs. Wood frames and padded seats do not belong on the terrace, where the sun fades them and rain swells them, and that exposure falls outside the warranty.

Put each room's chairs and covers into its own plan in Venue plans, then return to all chairs for the next room.

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