Description

This is a set of commercial restaurant furniture. The images show three different arrangement styles: a single and double small square table combination, a partitioned dining table combination with dividers, and a long multi-person table combination. The entire set of tables and chairs is suitable for noodle shops, snack bars, fast-food restaurants, and casual dining spots.

Table Tops, Materials, and Features

Tops

  • Light wood-colored panels form all tabletops, and their smooth surface resists water and oil. Soup or oil spills wipe clean directly with a cloth. The tabletops come in two styles: one is a small square table, and the other is a long rectangular table. The square tables are relatively small in size and suit 2 to 4 people dining together; the long rectangular tables are longer, and you can place them against the wall as a counter or in the middle for group dining.

Table Frames

  • Each table pairs with a black metal frame, and a heavy-duty load-bearing structure supports it. The square tables have a single central column with a square base, while the long tables are secured with a cross-braced double metal frame. The frame materials are thick and sturdy, so the tables do not wobble or bend easily. Small soft pads attach to the bottom of the frames, so moving the tables does not scratch the floor or produce harsh noises.

Two Matching Stool Options

The images show two types of matching stools, both of which are contract dining chairs. Store owners can choose and purchase according to their needs.

Option 1: Solid Wood Round Stool

  • This stool appears widely in the first and third images. The entire stool is solid wood, with a round seat surface and smoothly sanded edges—no sharp corners. Four thickened and widened solid wood legs give the stool excellent load-bearing capacity. The stool has no backrest, takes up very little space, allows customers to move in and out easily, and does not hinder staff when cleaning the floor.

Option 2: Curved Iron Art Stool

  • This stool is paired with the partitioned tables in the second image. The seat is made of curved solid wood that conforms to the body’s sitting posture. The frame consists of thickened black curved iron, which is lightweight yet sturdy enough. When used with partitions, it helps separate dining areas, keeping the store layout neat and organized. Many food courts and chain stores choose these contract dining chairs to go with their tables.

Customization Options

We support restaurant tables and chairs wholesale bulk purchasing and offer a variety of customizable options.

  • Size Customization: Store owners can adjust the length and width of square or long tables to match their store’s space.

  • Color Customization: The wood color of the tabletops and the black metal frames change to other color options to fit the store’s interior style.

  • Combination Customization: Store owners can freely match solid wood round stools and curved iron art stools.

  • Accessory Customization: Tabletops also can have storage accessories or added with tabletop dividers to separate independent seating areas.

Practical Advantages

  • Durable and Sturdy: The entire set of tables and chairs is built to heavy-duty standards, with thick metal parts and solid wood components. Also, they withstand high-frequency daily use in restaurants without easy damage, saving on the cost of frequent furniture replacement.

  • Flexible Arrangement: Square tables, long tables, and the two stool types can combine freely, fitting both small stores and large food courts, making it easy to plan all dining seats.

  • Easy to Clean: The tabletops are oil-proof and water-resistant, and the stools have minimal crevices. Also, daily cleaning for staff is time-saving and labor-saving, meeting the high-frequency maintenance needs of dining establishments.

  • Versatile Style: The light natural wood base color matches various interior styles, from rustic snack bars and minimalist fast-food restaurants to modern casual dining spots. As commercial restaurant furniture, this set suits the vast majority of brick-and-mortar dining establishments.