Restaurant Furniture Blog

Using lightweight table bases can certainly add a little flexibility to your restaurant tables layout. The heavier you make your tables, the harder they become to quickly move around, especially for one person. If you need more than one person to move tables, you are using valuable resources that could be better deployed elsewhere, like […]

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Is your restaurant tables layout working? There are a surprising number of restaurants that actually close their doors from Christmas Eve through to the beginning of January. These restaurant have obviously done the math and reached a conclusion that staying open costs more that shutting the doors for a few weeks. It is certainly understandable […]

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Owning a restaurant can be a difficult task. You have to plan for the long term whilst dealing with the fickle nature of the here and now. Planning a change to your restaurant tables layout is no different. Most restaurants go through minor changes on an almost daily basis. Major changes that involve buying in […]

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Are you planning to cater for special functions over the Christmas - New Year period? Do you currently cater for special functions when requested? If you do, you have probably already drawn up alternatives for your restaurant tables layout. If you don’t have alternative layouts planned and you are intending to cater for special functions […]

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There are many restaurants, particularly fast-food restaurants that have a permanent outdoor restaurant tables layout. Rather than packing up every evening, their tables are bolted to the floor. Rather than having a simple steel rod going into the floor, you can choose from a range of bolt down tables bases that look attractive and add […]

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There are a lot of factors that need to be considered before making a final decision on your restaurant tables layout. There are many variables such as cost, maintenance and life-span. One of the most important is cost since a simple change in your plans could lead to a major cost blow-out.
Most suppliers of restaurant […]

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Combine the right furniture with an open restaurant tables layout and you can give your restaurant a real look of class. No matter how attractive the decor and furniture, if everything is crammed together your restaurant will look tacky. Diners want a semblance of privacy, even in a room full of other people.
Look at the […]

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It may surprise you to know that a restaurant tables layout can be heavily affected by the menu - and I am not talking about the size of your printed menu. What sort of meals are you going to be serving? Those meals can affect table size and table size influences your layout.
Some ethnic menus […]

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There are a number of restaurants I visit regularly and most have a similar restaurant tables layout - tables arranged with diners sitting back to back. With one small twist, you can create a much more comfortable dining experience and increase your table numbers.
No one likes to be crowded when eating out. To arrange […]

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There are times when a restaurant gets a request for a special occasion. The success of that special occasion will depend to a large extent on whether or not their restaurant tables layout is flexible enough to cater for that occasion.
For most special occasions, being able to arrange your tables into banquet style setup is […]

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