A plinth booth sits on the floor; this range stands on legs. That one change makes the floor under every seat visible and mop-able, and makes a booth light enough to move when you re-plan the room.
Variants shown
- Black single booth with wide vertical channels on black steel legs and a low stretcher
- Grey double booth with a button-tufted back, steel legs and stretchers on both sides
- Brown single booth with narrow vertical channels on tapered walnut legs, with a brass foot rail
- Olive double booth with a plain back on walnut legs, brass foot rails on each side
The frame is the same in all four; back style, leg material and colour are chosen per project, so a dining room can mix singles along the wall with doubles down the middle and still match.
Construction: hardwood and plywood body, glued and screwed; legs in square steel tube with a powder coat or solid hardwood; stretchers and foot rails bolted through the frame; high-resilience foam; contract vinyl. Foam can be specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
Options: dining or bar height (bar-height versions use the foot rail as a footrest), single or double, back style, vinyl colour, leg finish, length.
