Why this sidechair earns its place
The Asti is Everyday's sidechair for rooms that need to look considered rather than just filled. The frame is solid rubber wood with a soft oak finish, built as a wood-frame sidechair rather than a stacking banquet chair, so it reads as proper dining furniture rather than function-room filler. The seat and back carry a deep, generously padded blue diamond fabric upholstery — enough cushioning that guests actually want to linger over a second coffee, which matters as much to table turn as the food does.
That fabric isn't just for comfort. It's rated to CRIB5 fire retardancy, the standard required wherever furniture is used in a public space, so the Asti clears the compliance bar that trips up a lot of "domestic-look" dining chairs bought for commercial rooms. Everyday builds its chairs to be enduring rather than delicate — robust enough for the kind of nightly wear a busy dining room or bar puts a chair through, service after service.
Each chair measures 860 × 460 × 430mm and the pair is sold together, which is the sensible way to buy for dining rooms: it keeps table settings even in twos without odd numbers left over when you're planning covers. At a little over 6.5kg gross per pack, it's light enough for front-of-house staff to reset a room quickly between sittings, but the wood frame and jointed construction give it the heft that tells a guest it isn't going to wobble.
