Why this dining chair earns its place
The Bath dining chair in soft oak is the refined sibling of its weathered counterpart. Where weathered oak embraces distressing and visible wear, soft oak stain is clean and contemporary—a pale blonde wood tone that looks fresh and intentional. The same rubberwood construction gives solidity to venues that want durability without the visual weight of darker finishes. The frame measures 450 × 450 mm with an 850 mm seat height, standard for restaurant dining and tucking neatly under any conventional table.
The Shetland Sea blue fabric back and Bison Tan vinyl seat create a classic colour pairing that reads as both composed and warm. The back panel is woven fabric—durable enough for daily restaurant use—whilst the seat is easy-clean vinyl, designed to wipe clean without staining or absorbing spills. This combination means the visual interest stays fresh while the maintenance burden stays low. The whole set weighs 48 kg and arrives ready to use.
Fire safety is integral. Every chair meets Crib 5 fire retardant standards, required in any public hospitality space. The soft oak finish appeals to venues aiming for a lighter, more contemporary aesthetic—boutique hotels, modern café chains, and restaurants whose interior design philosophy leans toward Scandinavian or minimalist interiors. With a 1-year manufacturer's warranty, these are built to perform year after year.
