TRAYLINE Modern Low Chair — Solid Wood, Leather Upholstery, High-Volume Outlets for Queue Lines
One of the shapes that survives a fifteen-minute reset — low chair in high-volume outlets, solid wood frame.
| Model | TL-C4106 |
|---|---|
| Type | low chair, low seating |
| Frame | Solid Wood |
| Seat | Leather Upholstery |
| Style | Modern |
| Seat height | 300 mm |
| MOQ | 12 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 300 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
Minimum order is 12 pcs and lead time is 15-25 days from approval of the sample. Samples ship before the bulk run on any first order, and the sample is what the bulk order is checked against.
Packing is carton with wooden frame. Floor protection is fitted on the feet, so a new delivery does not scuff a floor that was just finished.
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.