Why this sidechair earns its place
The Hanoi range pairs a dark walnut finish frame with a Shetland smoke patterned fabric seatpad — a combination Everyday designed to give a venue a classic, slightly more considered look than a plain stacking chair, without losing the practicality a working dining room needs. The pattern and the finish sit together well: one gives texture, the other gives warmth, and neither shouts.
Underneath that finish is rubber wood, chosen because it's genuinely durable rather than just good-looking — the kind of material that takes the daily knocks of a commercial floor, from being pulled out and pushed in dozens of times a service to the odd catch from a passing tray. It's built, in Everyday's words, to handle day-to-day use in even the most demanding commercial environments.
Each chair stands 890mm high, 400mm wide and 430mm deep, with a gross weight of 8kg — solid enough to feel substantial to sit in and to stay put once it's placed. They arrive fully assembled, so there's no build time between the chair coming off the pallet and it being ready for a customer, and they're sold as a pack of two, making it easy to match seating counts exactly. A 1-year warranty covers the pair.
