TRAYLINE Modern Fast Food Chair TL-C2678 — Solid Wood, Leather Upholstery, High-Volume Outlets
One of the shapes that survives a fifteen-minute reset — fast food chair in high-volume outlets, solid wood frame.
| Model | TL-C2678 |
|---|---|
| Type | fast food chair, solid wood frame |
| Frame | Solid Wood |
| Seat | Leather Upholstery |
| Style | Modern |
| Seat height | 450 mm |
| MOQ | 6 pcs |
| Lead time | 15-25 days |
| Packing | Carton with wooden frame |
| Origin | Foshan, Guangdong |
| Customisation | Colour, upholstery, size, logo |
Trade enquiries only · EXW Foshan or DDP · replies inside three working days
What the frame does
Solid Wood does two jobs here. It carries the seat without racking when a customer leans back, and it keeps the footprint tight enough that four chairs fit a 1200 by 700 mm top without the backs meeting.
Legs are cut and drilled against a jig, so a replacement leg from a later batch lines up with the original frame. Coating is a two-coat powder finish, flat rather than gloss, because flat hides scuffs.
The seat and the back
The seat is Leather Upholstery over a moulded shell, shaped rather than flat, so weight goes to the frame instead of to the middle of the panel. On a floor that resets every fifteen minutes, that is the difference between a chair that lasts and a chair that gets replaced.
Seat height is set at 450 mm against a 720 to 750 mm table top, which keeps the chair usable across a whole room rather than only along one wall.
On a fast food floor
Packing is carton with wooden frame, with corner protectors taped on every chair. Cartons are labelled against the position they take on the layout drawing, so a fit-out crew opens them in the order the plan is read.
Minimum order is 6 pcs, lead time 15-25 days. Colour and upholstery can be changed per order without changing the frame drawing, which is how a chain keeps one chair across several store formats.
Send a floor plan, get a seat count and a price
Room size, counter run and the covers you have to turn at peak. The layout comes back with seat counts, tray-width aisles and a written quotation, usually inside three working days.