Diner booths

A diner booth is built around its vinyl. 2 are listed here, one with a V-shape back and one with a plain back, each sold by shape, height and length, and both with a sparkle vinyl option. Choose the back first, then the vinyl, then measure the wall the booth will sit against.

What the two listings offer

The two listings, a diner booth with a V-shape back and one with a plain back, share the same options. Shape is Single, Double, Deuce Single or Deuce Double, height is 36, 42 or 48 inches with 42 as the standard, and length runs from 24 to 72 inches. Prices range from $588 to $692 before options.

Both are covered in vinyl, and the base is padded. The seat comes in standard vinyl in 40 colors or sparkle vinyl in 16. On the back, the left and right channels take vinyl, and the center channel can match them or change to sparkle vinyl. A sparkle center panel between plain sides is the one detail that changes the look from across the room.

The back and the vinyl

The plain back is the quieter of the two, a single padded panel that lets the table lead. The V-shape back adds a line to the booth and is the dearer listing. The page gives the same options for both, so the choice is about the room, and the room is best judged with the vinyl in hand. Order swatches of the standard and the sparkle vinyls, and look at them beside the flooring and the wall color before deciding.

Vinyl wipes down between parties, so the cover suits a room where the booths turn often.

Fitting it to the wall

Measure the wall and decide the run first. A Single is seating on one face. A Double seats guests on both faces, back to back, so it needs the floor for both. Whatever you choose, confirm the dimensions and the upholstery before the order is read, since a booth is made to your options and nothing about it can change once production starts. The eight-piece minimum for tables and chairs leaves booths out, so a single diner booth can be ordered on its own.

A table for the run is in booth tables, and wider choices of back are in upholstered booths and channel-back booths. For cafe rooms, see cafe booths. Save the run in seating plans.