Art. А0546
Chair Barçen
A modern metal chair with clean lines.
Features
- Durable metal frame.
- Wear-resistant upholstery.
- Modern design.
Specifications
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A chair is the hardest-working piece of furniture in a restaurant. It absorbs dozens of seatings a day, aggressive cleaning chemicals and constant dragging across the floor. That is why restaurant and cafe chairs should be chosen by frame construction, foam density and upholstery abrasion rating rather than by looks alone.
How to choose chairs for a restaurant or cafe
Start with turnover. High-traffic venues — fast food, food courts, canteens — need metal or beech frames with welded reinforcement and upholstery rated above 40,000 Martindale cycles. Mid and premium restaurants, where guests linger, need seating comfort: 45–48 cm seat depth, foam density of at least 30 kg/m³ and lumbar support in the backrest.
Upholstery matters next. Faux leather and vinyl are the easiest to clean and behave best near open kitchens and family areas. Boucle and chenille look richer but need anti-stain treatment. Terraces require moisture-resistant upholstery over quick-dry foam.
Finally, match the chair to the table. A standard dining chair sits 45–47 cm high against a 74–76 cm tabletop. Bar counters of 105–110 cm need stools with a 75–80 cm seat height. A five-centimetre error makes seating uncomfortable and cannot be fixed after delivery.
Delivery across Kazakhstan
Stocked items ship from Almaty and Shymkent within 2–5 business days. Made-to-order pieces are produced at partner factories in Turkey, typically 30–45 days including logistics and customs. For projects of 50 seats and up we prepare a full specification, match upholstery from samples and fix the price for the whole volume.
Frequently asked questions
- Which chairs suit a high-traffic restaurant?
- Metal-framed models upholstered in faux leather or vinyl rated above 40,000 Martindale cycles. They withstand intensive use, wipe clean easily and can be repaired individually.
- What bar stool height fits a 110 cm counter?
- A counter of 105–110 cm needs a stool with a seat height of 75–80 cm — roughly a 30 cm gap between seat and counter top.