TRAYLINE Contemporary Fast Food Chair — Solid Wood, Self-Service Dining for Small Footprints

What the frame does

The section and wall thickness of the Solid Wood frame are chosen for a chair that gets moved dozens of times a day, not for a chair that is set once at a trade fair. That is the difference that shows up in month eighteen.

Frames are jig-welded, then powder coated after the weld is ground back. Feet carry nylon glides, and cross bracing stays out of the way of a mop, so a night crew cleans under a table without lifting it.

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

Packing is carton with corner protectors, 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.