Restaurant Booths & Benches
Seat dining rooms and waiting areas with restaurant booths, dining booths, and benches
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Best Restaurant Booths for Commercial Use
Restaurant booths are the built-in dining seats: single booths along a wall, double booths back to back, waiting benches, and farm benches. Vinyl covers most of the line. Wood and laminate seats cover a smaller set. Lengths run from 30 inch booths to 72 inch booths, with 96 inch farm benches for longer runs. Indoor booths are the bulk of the mix. A few outdoor benches sit next to them.
Single booths face a table from one side. Double booths share a back and seat two tables. Waiting benches sit in a lobby without a table. This is booth seating, not dining chairs and not bar stools.
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Benefits of Restaurant Booths
A booth line holds more people on the same wall than a row of loose chairs. High backs give a two-top some privacy. Vinyl wipes after service. Double booths split a floor into two rows without building a wall. Waiting benches keep a lobby seated without using a dining table.
Booths also sit next to chairs. A dining room that already uses restaurant chairs can finish the same floor with single and double booths at the wall and chairs at the remaining tables.
What to Look for in Restaurant Booths
Match type, length, and back to the table and the wall. A waiting bench is not a double booth, and a farm bench is not a vinyl diner booth.
- Type: Single booths, double booths, waiting benches, and farm benches.
- Length: 30 to 48 inch booths for smaller tables, 58 to 72 inch booths for larger tables, 96 inch farm benches for long runs.
- Back: Plain back, channel back, backless, V back, or slat back.
- Seat: Vinyl on most booths. Wood, laminate, and composite on benches.
- Height: Dining-height booths. Lower benches for waiting areas and farm tables.
- Use: Dining rooms, diners, and waiting areas. Outdoor benches are a small part of the mix.
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Stock single booths, double booths, dining booths, and waiting benches for the dining room and the lobby. Counter seating sits on restaurant bar stools, not on a booth.