TRAYLINE Modern Fast Food Chair TL-C2834 — Solid Wood, High-Volume Outlets

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 Solid wood shell 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

Ordering is by the frame, not by the colour. Once a frame is approved, 6 pcs can be split across two or three colourways for different store tiers, and lead time stays at 15-25 days.

Packing is carton with wooden frame. Spare glides and touch-up paint ship in the first carton of every order, which saves a maintenance call in the first year.