Wood Lounge Chair

For hotel restaurants, fine dining rooms, and country clubs, put the Wood Lounge Chair on your shortlist and check its measurements against the space. Use it inside your building; the listed setting is indoors. Start with a dining top around 29 to 30 inches, followed by a seat-to-top check on your chosen chair.

Look at the wood frame when comparing the build. For the seat, the choices run to fabric or vinyl. Look also at a load rating listed at 500 lb, an individual weight listed at 26 lb, arm supports beside the seat, and a back with cushioning when comparing it with nearby choices. This model's details include a BIFMA certification entry. Keep these care notes with your closing routine. Use water with mild soap on the vinyl, followed by a dry cloth, rather than bleach or solvent-based products. Use the fabric's cleaning code before choosing a product, and lift loose dirt with a vacuum.

Put the chair and its table on the plan together. Walk the route from the door while the chair is pulled out, as it will be during service.

Work through these choices before setting the quantity: wood finish across 11 choices, with Mahogany, Dark Mahogany, and Cherry among them, Padded Vinyl Seat or Padded Fabric Seat for the seat type, and padded vinyl seat across 40 choices, with Black, Buckskin, and Wine among them. Later fields appear when an earlier choice calls for them. Keep this choice in a patio plan while you work through the rest of the space. Your upholstery choices go into the build, so leave extra time in the opening schedule.