Why this double booth earns its place
A curved, wall-hugging double booth built on a solid rubber wood frame, upholstered in Bison Espresso faux leather vinyl. It measures 1200mm wide by 1040mm deep and stands 1070mm high, with a gross weight of 52.5kg — a genuinely substantial piece built for the seat time a booth gets, not light-use occasional seating.
The padded vinyl seat and back are there for comfort over a long sitting, and the curved profile is a deliberate shape rather than decoration: it lets the booth sit snugly against a wall, turning an awkward corner or dead run of wall into proper booth seating without stealing space a straight bench would need. That's the appeal of booth seating generally — it carves out a defined, slightly enclosed spot that diners gravitate to, and this design delivers that look without needing a bespoke joinery job.
Faux leather vinyl earns its place in a restaurant setting because it's forgiving of daily use — spills wipe off rather than soaking in — while still giving the padded, upholstered look guests expect from booth seating. It's built for indoor use, arrives as self-assembly, and is backed by a 1-year warranty (with a 1-year extended warranty also listed), so it's a considered piece rather than a disposable one.
