Why this sidechair earns its place
The Asti sidechair is built for dining rooms that want to look furnished, not filled. Everyday puts a soft oak-finished rubber wood frame under a deep, generously padded seat and back, upholstered here in a green diamond fabric that gives a room some warmth without shouting for attention. It's a wood-framed sidechair rather than a stacking banquet chair, so it earns its place as proper dining furniture — the kind you'd choose deliberately, not the kind you settle for because it was in stock.
The padding does real work for comfort, but the fabric is doing a compliance job too: it's rated to CRIB5 fire retardancy, the standard required wherever furniture is used in a public space. That takes the guesswork out of furnishing a commercial dining room with something that looks softer and more considered than a standard contract chair. Everyday builds these to be enduring and robust — able to take the wear of a full service, table after table, without the frame loosening or the finish marking up.
Every chair measures 860 × 460 × 430mm, and the Asti is sold in twos, which suits how dining rooms actually get planned — covers come in pairs far more often than singles, so buying this way keeps a room's seating count even without odd numbers left over. At a gross pack weight of 6.51kg, it's light enough for front-of-house staff to reset between sittings, while the wood frame keeps the seat feeling solid rather than flexy.
