
Chairs
Metal Chair with Brass Finish, Bistro-Style
- Metal frame
- 14" W x 14" D x 34" H
- Listed for patio use
Booths, tables, seating
Small rooms use small tops: two guests need at least 24 by 24 inches, so match the chair width in vintage bistro and diner seating to that footprint and read each usage...

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Read this before the counts go in
Set the configured price beside what comes with the piece and the floor space it takes.

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Leave the guest's route out of the chair visible on the seating drawing.

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Leave the guest's route out of the chair visible on the seating drawing.

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Leave the guest's route out of the chair visible on the seating drawing.
Leave the guest's route out of the chair visible on the seating drawing.
Each price belongs to one size and one finish, so read them together. Where a model is sold as a set, total the section in complete sets.
Compare the seated height with the actual bar underside before choosing quantities.
Each price belongs to one size and one finish, so read them together. Where a model is sold as a set, total the section in complete sets.
Put each configured piece in a section of your seating plan, set its count, and compare the furniture subtotal with your target.