Why this dining chair earns its place
The Beaufort takes a classic café sidechair and updates it for daily service: a steel frame carries a wooden seat and back finished in dark walnut, giving you the warmth of wood without the upkeep of a fully upholstered chair. It's the kind of chair that disappears into a room rather than fighting for attention — pull it up to a bistro table or line it along a café counter and it just works.
That's not an accident. The seat and back surface is stain resistant and wipes clean after a spill or a long service, so it copes with the traffic a working café or restaurant throws at it. Each chair stands on non-slip foot plugs, which stop the legs skating on tile or wood flooring and keep the chair steady under someone leaning back mid-conversation — while saving your floor from the scuff marks that bare metal or wood legs leave behind.
It's built to the numbers a fit-out actually needs: 825mm high, 560mm wide, 510mm long, and a gross weight of 6.3kg per chair. It's stackable, too, so at close of service or when you need the floor clear for cleaning, they come down off the table setting and stack out of the way rather than cluttering a storeroom.
