The TagPlate Booth is a straight booth module designed around a small, practical detail: a blank brass-tone plate fixed to the end panel. Chains can have it engraved with a table number or zone code, or leave it plain, so table maps and server sections stay identical across every store.
Construction. Hardwood and engineered-ply frame; plain upholstered back and seat on high-resilience foam with mustard piping on the outline; brass-tone metal cap along the top of the back to protect the edge where hands and coats land; walnut-tone plinth that tapers in at the toe.
In the program. Plate engraving is specified per store from the floor plan's table numbers and shipped already fixed, so there is no sign-shop step on site. The plain back is the easiest booth back to re-cover consistently, which keeps reorders matched.
Rollout notes. Modules are labelled with store, zone and table number. Because numbers are engraved at the factory, the plate also confirms that each module went to the right position.
Where it works. Main dining runs in casual dining and fast casual chains, hotel restaurant programs and any format where servers work by table number.
Options managed as revisions. Cover (textured suede-look shown; coated fabric or contract vinyl), piping, cap and plate finish, plate blank or engraved, length. Foam specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
