Why this dining chair earns its place
The Bath dining chair is the answer when you need a sophisticated set of dining chairs that actually survive a working restaurant. Supplied as a set of six, each chair is thoughtfully designed with a blend of traditional styling and modern commercial durability. The rubberwood frame features a weathered oak stain that reads as warm, established and capable—the kind of look that says "we've been here a while and we do this properly." This aesthetic works equally well in country-house hotels, period restaurants, contemporary casual dining or smart neighbourhood cafés.
The seating experience combines comfort with practicality. The back is upholstered in woven Shetland fabric in a soft grey-smoke tone, offering a refined look and genuine back support for seated guests. The seat is upholstered in durable bison tan vinyl—an easy-clean material that handles spills, crumbs and the everyday wear that comes with a busy dining room. Vinyl seats resist staining and don't absorb liquid, so they stay looking fresh even during intense service. At 850mm high and 450mm wide, they're proportioned for standard dining tables, leaving plenty of room for guests to settle in comfortably.
These chairs are built for longevity. The construction features heavy-duty mortice and tenon joints—the traditional woodworking joint that delivers genuine structural strength. Unlike cheaper chairs that loosen over time, these joints can handle years of flexing and movement without degrading. They're also CRIB 5 fire-rated, which means your venue meets current fire safety standards without question. The rubberwood material is resilient and reliable, and the overall weight at 8 kg per chair means they're substantial furniture—the kind your guests expect in a properly run venue, not temporary seating. With 48 kg for the full set, they're solid enough to handle years of daily service.
