Restaurant Chairs
Fit indoor and outdoor dining rooms with restaurant chairs, dining chairs, and armchairs
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With Arms
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Best Restaurant Chairs for Commercial Use
Restaurant chairs are the dining-room seats: wood, metal, steel, resin, and aluminum frames with vinyl, wood, or resin seats. Side chairs, ladder backs, slat backs, cross backs, cafe chairs, and armchairs cover indoor dining rooms. Many of the same frames also work outdoors. Stackable chairs go back on a rack between turns and events.
Indoor chairs and indoor-outdoor chairs both belong in the same seating plan. Padded seats and unpadded seats are both in the mix. Armchairs add a rest. Side chairs keep aisles tight. This is dining seating, not bar stools.
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Benefits of Restaurant Chairs
A matching chair line keeps a dining room looking like one room. Vinyl wipes after service. Wood seats and wood frames cover traditional rooms. Resin and metal cover patios and rooms that get wet. Stackable chairs free floor space after a banquet or a lunch rush so the same chairs work a dinner turn and an event.
Chairs also sit next to other seating. A dining room that already uses restaurant booths and benches can finish the same floor with side chairs and armchairs at two-tops and four-tops.
What to Look for in Restaurant Chairs
Match frame, seat, and arms to the room and how the chairs get moved. A patio stacker is not a wood ladder-back, and an armchair is not a bar stool.
- Frame: Steel, metal, wood, resin, or aluminum.
- Seat: Vinyl, wood, or resin. Padded seats when the room needs them.
- Style: Ladder back, slat back, cross back, side chair, cafe, bistro, and armchair.
- Arms: Armchairs for slower dining; armless chairs for tight aisles.
- Use: Indoor dining rooms, indoor-outdoor rooms, and stackable storage between turns.
- Pairing: Dining chairs at tables. Bar-height seating belongs with bar stools.
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Stock wood, metal, and resin restaurant chairs, dining chairs, and armchairs for the dining room. Counter and bar seating sits on restaurant bar stools, not on this chair line.