Are you looking for something unique and interesting to add to your at-home bar, kitchen island or entertainment space? Look no further than this CDG vintage industrial bar stool. Our Iron Bar Stool combines the hardiness of industrial design with the warmth and comfort of a classic vintage aesthetic.
If you have a breakfast nook in your kitchen, then a wrought iron bar stool might just be what you need. They are extremely strong, resist the bend despite the weight on them, which can give you peace of mind. A bar stool can serve as a place to indulge, but it also has other uses. The breakfast place, depending on its size, has room for two or more bar stools.
As the name suggests, you can have breakfast on wrought iron bar stools, or you can read the newspaper. The purpose is the same. A bar stool is usually higher than a regular chair, then a bar table is higher than a regular table. With a breakfast place the same principle applies. It is usually higher than for a dining room table.
Whether you are a little girl at best age or a teenager who loves to soar in the sea of books, or a housewife who likes literature, you dream of having a small garden in your home. In this garden, you can see stars with your family on sunny nights. You can play with children in the morning, and you can talk with your lover in the afternoon. Occasionally, you can enjoy tea in the garden, read a book, or invite a few good friends in your garden and have a pleasant chat.
A fashion new bench for 2 persons ,durable and strong , not need too much space, special handmade finish outlook in your green world , near your favorite plant to make you happy all day.
A small aluminium garden table, put on your garden tools or some flowers and ornaments in it , you can stay in your small garden, happy work, a little sweaty, more energy.
Stylish & Comfortable
Our heavy-duty range of chairs and stools features a durable aluminium frame, finished with a heat transferred wooden finish that is textured and resembles real wood.
For extra comfort, they come with an upholstered seating choise . We have various colors and options allowing you to mix and match.
Where the aluminium frame can weather any conditions,All-aluminium version can be used 100% outdoor.
Solid
These heavy-duty chairs and stools have a solid structure and their strong base will remain stable, preventing sagging the way other materials could do after a few years.
No screw, no weakness. The fully welded frame is much stronger and durable, and will outlast any timber or wicker chair.
Low maintenance
Because of the construction of the frame and the material used, these chairs and stools will not rust, rot, or peel.
You can be sure will not stain any surface and additionally, they will perform in any weather for years and last many years.
Convenient storage and transport
The aluminum frame might be super strong but is also super light! This makes it easier for you to move furniture around and rearrange your sitting area as you go.
Plus, all our furniture is stackable, making it even more convenient to store and transport.
Should any inquiry you have , please be freely contact with CDG.
You will have to do some serious thinking about what kinds of furniture will work best in your space. You’ll also want to look at local business codes and regulations. The fire department or other regulatory agencies might have rules you’ll need to follow in how your space is set up. Here are some other considerations.
Quality – Make sure to consider the amount of wear and tear your restaurant furniture will be enduring. Refrain from buying non-commercial furniture since it simply won’t hold up. Choose furniture that is made for commercial purposes. CDG furniture is a commercial restaurant furniture factory.
Shape – Analyze your space to determine exactly what shape of tables you will need. Who will be eating at your restaurant the most? You probably want to have some larger square tables, a few smaller square tables, and a round table or two. This will depend on the size of your space and how patrons will be moving within the restaurant.
Style – There are two general styles of tables. You can choose to have anchored seating or portable. A booth is a good example of anchored seating. It might be a good idea to have a mix of both. Portable tables are great for extending anchored seating and for having seats in spaces away from the walls.
To get the best quality and different styles of commercial metal restaurant furniture, reach out to us online at www.cdgfurnituregroup.com or by giving us a call at 86-20-36933273.
The restaurant decoration and aesthetic is a vital aspect of defining a brand is known by everyone.We CDG forcus with restaurant furniture for more than 16 years and work with restaurant designers with their fingers on the pulse of today’s trends. CDG furniture would like to share about what restaurant chairs to look for in four types of restaurant: fast casual, casual dining, cafes, and food courts, and cafeterias.
1. FAST CASUAL
On the spectrum between fast food and casual dining, fast casual restaurants have rocketed into the spotlight in the past decade as health-conscious consumers began searching for a dining experience with the convenience of fast food, but with the transparency of home cooking. Fast casual restaurants usually don’t include table service, opting instead for a fast food-like experience in which the customer orders at a counter then finds a seat in the dining room.
But while fast food brands scramble to reinvent themselves as hip eateries, fast casual restaurants were created with trendiness built in. With their main target market made up of Millennials (ages 20-35), fast casuals often build their brands on designs and messages that resonate with a young audience. Take, for example, the popular Mexican-inspired chain Chipotle, whose interiors are practically the encyclopedia entry for industrial chic, or community-focused salad chain Sweetgreen, whose clean, modern look encourages visitors to focus on the experience.
When choosing restaurant chairs for a fast casual concept, creating a cohesive image is key. A restaurant’s furniture is just as much a part of its brand as the name, logo, and even the food, so you should make sure that each aspect speaks to the others. Stick with designs that are clean and contemporary, and make sure durability and ease of maintenance are at the top of your requirements list: fast casuals tend to have short visits and high traffic, and without table service, employees may not notice as quickly when spills occur.
2.CASUAL DINING
Casual dining restaurants, including family dining, arose in the late 1960s in response to the growing number of dual-income families looking for the experience of sitting down to a delicious meal together without the time investment required to cook at home. While some speculate that the latest trends mean that people are spending less time and money on casual dining, these restaurants offer a complete package: great food at affordable price points with table service and an enjoyable atmosphere.
Because a complete package is what casual dining patrons have come to expect, it’s critical to get the restaurant furniture just right. Casual restaurants often make their biggest profit margins on alcoholic beverages and desserts, which means customers need to have the incentive to stay in their seats. Upholstered restaurant chairs layer on the comfort and style, especially with a durable fabric that fits the colors and patterns used in other aspects of the restaurant’s branding. Another important factor to take into account is the range of seating needs a casual dining restaurant should accommodate: choosing furniture and creating a floor plan that allows for easy wheelchair access, high chairs, and booster seats encourages families to visit and return. While the sky’s the limit on choosing an aesthetic for casual dining — think of the difference between Olive Garden and Red Robin — be sure to choose chairs that look and feel of the high quality that will set the restaurant apart.
3.CAFE OR COFFEE HOUSE
Cafes and coffeehouses are often synonymous in the popular imagination, and with good reason. Traditionally, American cafes will serve light fare, such as pastries and sandwiches in addition to hot drinks, whereas coffeehouses focus on specialty coffee and espresso. In reality, however, the difference comes down to branding and perception. Regardless of whether a business is known as a cafe or coffeehouse, customers expect more or less the same experience: order at a counter, pick up their (often customized) drink or food, and choose between dashing out the door or sitting down for a few hours of relaxation or productivity.
From giants like Starbucks to the corner small-batch roastery, the overwhelming image of cafes and coffeehouses is a space that’s warm, quiet, and personal. Offering a variety of seating options, such as a bar lined with stools, a few bistro tables, and couches or lounge chairs allows customers to choose the experience that makes them feel welcome. And, of course, for the students, business people, and other under-caffeinated, overworked individuals, supplying plenty of electrical outlets and wifi access brings an incredible amount of value to each visit.
4.FOOD COURT OR CAFETERIA
The main goal for designing a dining space for a food court or cafeteria is to create a design that is cohesive, attractive, and easy to maintain. For businesses and schools, cafeterias are gathering places where people can take a break and enjoy a meal, so incorporating branding into the furniture can help build positive associations. For either space, durability is a must, as high volumes and short visits means chairs and tables are constantly being shuffled around. Varying seating options and chair height can help make the most of the dining area for larger capacities.
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By understanding customer expectations for restaurant concepts, you can create a furniture design for your restaurant that builds your brand, rather than detracts from it. Including concept-specific considerations into your search for restaurant chairs, in addition to quality and aesthetic, can ensure that your investment pays for itself in contributing to a great customer experience.