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Chairs and tables for hotels

A hotel buys seating for very different rooms: a breakfast room that works all morning, a ballroom that changes its set-up every day, and rooms where an armchair must look good for years. Here is what each space needs.

Napoleon chair

What each space needs

Restaurant and breakfast room
Plan about 1.5 to 1.9 m² per seat for hotel table service, walkways included. Leave 25 to 30 cm between the seat and the underside of the table. Seating planner
Ballroom and conference
The set-up changes often, so chairs that stack and trolleys to move them matter most. We make 11 stacking banquet chairs, a folding chair and trolleys. Banquet chairs
Rooms and lounges
In the UK, BS 7176 puts upholstered seating in hotel bedrooms on the medium hazard level. Ask for the fire test of the exact fabric and foam. Fire rules guide
One look across the hotel
171 of our chairs, armchairs and bar stools come in the same ten frame finishes, so restaurant, bar and lounge can match.

Models for hotels

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Sources

  1. Grand Rapids Chair: Things designers know: restaurant chair height, table and chair distance
  2. Designing Buildings Wiki: Structuring a restaurant floor plan (2022)
  3. SATRA: Upholstered contract furniture flammability
  4. A journal on chair and table trends by RikoStyle, a solid-wood chair and table factory in Troyan, Bulgaria. Product data and company facts as published on rikostyle.com.

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