TRAYLINE Modern Food Court Chair — Solid Wood, Fabric Upholstery, Food Courts for Peak Hours

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

Fabric Upholstery sits on a plywood shell rather than a bare frame, which is what keeps the edge from cutting into the back of a thigh after an hour. Covers are specified for weekly quat and chlorine wiping, and nothing on this model needs dry cleaning.

Seat height lands at 450 mm, the working height for a 720 to 750 mm table top. The back is straight cut, so it clears a tray slid across the top without the customer having to lift it over.

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 2 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.