Dining Chairs
Arm clearance, seat comfort, glides, movement and stacking requirements reviewed with the chosen table.
Specify outdoor chairs, tables, bar-height pieces and lounge seating around real service circulation, cleaning and daily reset—not only the catalog appearance.


Restaurant furniture earns its place through table fit, stable use, practical movement and a layout that gives staff enough room to serve and reset.
Arm clearance, seat comfort, glides, movement and stacking requirements reviewed with the chosen table.
Top dimensions, base position, stability, leg clearance and cleaning considered as one working unit.
Compact footprints and seat heights coordinated for counters, high tables and tighter terrace zones.
Lower seating used selectively where dwell time and circulation allow a different guest experience.
Product dimensions and a simple layout test can expose chair pull-back, aisle and cleaning problems before furniture reaches the site.
Check seat height, arm clearance, leg position and the space required for guests to enter and leave.
State how often furniture moves, whether chairs stack and how the terrace is cleaned or stored.
Link carton marks and product codes to zones, quantities and the sequence needed by the opening team.
A clear sequence keeps buyer decisions visible from the first brief through shipment release.
Confirm the application, market, quantities, materials and non-negotiable requirements.
Align product scope, options, packing assumptions and the commercial basis for comparison.
Review dimensions, materials, finish, function, comfort and agreed changes.
Release the approved references into controlled manufacturing and in-process checks.
Compare finished goods, accessories and packing with the order and approval standard.
Prepare cartons, records and loading around the destination handover and installation plan.

Factory process / Shenzhen
Move chairs, sit at the table, check stability, review glides and cleanability, and confirm how components arrive. The approved reference can then guide production checks and shipment inspection.
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Check seat and table height, arm clearance, table-base position, legroom, chair pull-back space, stability and the circulation needed by guests and staff.
Frame finishes, rope, fabrics, cushions and some table-top directions can be discussed. The available options depend on materials, quantities and the approved reference.
Stackability is useful only when the operation has a reason and space to store stacked chairs. The brief should describe reset, storage and surface-contact expectations before selection.
Use product codes, clear carton marks, zone references, counted hardware packs and an installation sequence. Confirm access and storage conditions before loading.
Share the seating plan, table and chair quantities, terrace exposure, preferred materials, destination and opening timing. We will help frame the product schedule.