Why this double booth earns its place
Booth seating does two jobs a run of loose chairs can't: it looks like an intentional design feature, and it gets more covers out of the same square footage. This double booth, finished in bison tan vinyl, is built specifically to sit flush against a wall — its curved shape follows the corner rather than fighting it, so you get a proper cosy seating nook instead of a bench that just happens to be near the wall.
The seat and back are faux leather, padded for the kind of comfort that keeps people at the table longer, and finished in a warm bison tan that reads as considered rather than purely functional. Underneath, the frame is rubber wood — a hardwood chosen for durability rather than looks — which is what lets the booth carry a gross weight allowance of 52.5kg and stand up to nightly service without flexing or creaking.
At 1200mm wide, 1040mm deep and 1070mm to the top of the back, it's sized for two people to sit properly rather than squeeze in, and it's built for indoor use — this is a dining-room piece, not one to leave out in the weather. It arrives as a self-assembly build, so you're putting it together on site rather than manoeuvring a finished booth through a doorway.
