A line by EASEN Commercial Furniture · Foshan, ChinaWhatsApp +86 150 1164 1080
Request a quote

Chairs and Stools

The program chair and stool range covers the four seats most chains need - a side chair opposite booths, a low-arm chair, a stacking chair and a bar or counter stool - all at standard commercial heights and built for daily heavy use.

Chairs and Stools
Program Side Chair
Chairs and Stools

Program Side Chair

An upholstered dining side chair on slim square steel legs, with a reveal between back and seat and welt outlining the form - the standard chair opposite booths.
Low-Arm Chair
Chairs and Stools

Low-Arm Chair

An armchair with a continuous light oak hoop forming back and arms, set low enough that the arms clear a standard dining table and the chair pushes fully in.
Stack-8 Chair
Chairs and Stools

Stack-8 Chair

A light upholstered stacking chair on a 0.9 in (2.2 cm) steel tube frame that stacks eight high, for flexible areas, private dining and catering.
Rail Bar Stool
Chairs and Stools

Rail Bar Stool

A bar stool with splayed steel legs, braced frame, upholstered seat and back, and a full metal foot ring set into the legs - at 30 in bar or 24 in counter height.

Chairs are the highest-quantity items in most restaurant packages and the first to show wear. The range below is deliberately short: four designs that pair with the booth system and cover dining, flexible and bar seating.

Seat heights and pairing

Item Seat height Pair with Notes
Upholstered side chair 18 in (46 cm) 30 in (76 cm) dining tables Faces booths and loose tables
Low-arm chair 18 in (46 cm) 30 in (76 cm) tables Arms sit below table top
Stacking chair 18 in (46 cm) Banquet and flexible areas Stacks 8 high
Bar stool 30 in (76 cm) 40-42 in (102-107 cm) bar tops Counter version 24 in (61 cm)

Built for daily use

Frames are steel or solid hardwood with welded or glued-and-screwed joints, seats are high-resilience foam, and covers are contract upholstery or coated fabrics chosen for cleanability. Glides are specified to the floor finish of each store format - felt for timber, nylon or PTFE for tile and polished concrete.

Repeat orders and spares

Chairs are where attic stock pays off. We recommend holding 3-5 percent spare chairs per format at a regional location, plus spare seat pads for designs with removable seats. Reorders are made to the same revision, finish codes and reference sample, so a replacement chair delivered a year later matches the dining room.