What we make
- Café chair frames: With or without arms, for upholstered seats.
- Lounge chairs and armchairs: For lounges and waiting areas.
- Banquette frames: Wall-length fixed seating to project dimensions.
- Hotel and lobby seating: Project-specific designs, built to the drawing.
Planned back from the opening date
In hospitality projects the delivery date depends on the opening day. We plan the lead time backwards from it, allowing time for upholstery.
Materials and joinery
| Load-bearing parts | Solid beech and hornbeam |
|---|---|
| Panels | MDF and plywood (back panels, seat boards and other non-load-bearing surfaces) |
| Joinery | Dowels, mortise and tenon, glue, screws and staples, chosen for the load on each joint. Details |
| Dimensions | No standard sizes imposed: seat height, depth and width are built to your drawing. |
| Quality control | Every frame checked for dimensions and symmetry; production runs checked against the approved sample |
| Minimum order | None: from a single sample to full production |
| Packing | Stretch film and cardboard |
What we need for a quote
- Seating plan or schedule of items
- Drawing or reference photo for each item
- Quantities
- Delivery date based on the opening date
Please tell us whether your dimensions are for the finished, upholstered piece or for the bare frame. How to measure
Lead times
| Job | Lead time |
|---|---|
| Existing sofa model | 15 working days |
| New sofa design (from drawing) | 30–40 working days |
| Standard chair | 7–15 working days |
| New chair design | 15–30 working days |
The exact lead time is confirmed in writing once dimensions and drawings are final.
Frequently asked
Can you supply chair frames in volume for a café project?
Yes. Capacity is about 250 chair frames a month, and large quantities are scheduled to your opening date.
Can we get a sample for our project?
Yes. New designs always start with a sample; production follows your approval.