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Chairs for the room and tables for the window, picked for a shop that runs from the first bake to the last sweep. There are 36 pieces here, most of them chairs, the rest coffee shop tables.

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Cafe furniture

Notes from behind the counter

Picture the piece at four in the afternoon, after the lunch line has been through. Check the seat height against your counter and the base spread against the top. Save the models that pass to a shop plan, with a note on where each one goes.

A whole window section can come from cafe furniture, chairs and small tables chosen to sit together, so price one table with its seats and multiply.

Place the queue beside the seating

Keep ordering and pickup routes visible while comparing coffee shop tables and chairs. Choose the listed footprint around the room you have, and save the finishes beside the product selections.

Compare the individual pieces

A collection brings related furniture together, but each listing has its own dimensions, options, and selling unit. Check those details before treating a group of images as a package.

Shop plans

Chairs for the room and tables for the window, picked for a shop that runs from the first bake to the last sweep. There are 36 pieces here, most of them chairs, the rest coffee shop tables. Start with the chairs, since you buy more of them and they take the most wear, then match tables to the seats.

Chairs first

Most of the 36 pieces are chairs, and most of those have metal frames. Of the frames, 21 are metal, 5 wood and 4 a wood-look metal. Seats come in vinyl, wood and fabric, and 18 pieces list upholstery options.

Ten chairs have a curved back, four a ladder back, and the rest split among upholstered, vertical slat, cross-back and Tolix style. That is a lot of looks for one shop. Choose one or two and keep them, so a regular can walk in on a Tuesday and find the room the way it was on Monday.

The metal ladder-back chair and the slatted metal dining chair sit at the low end of the price list. Both measure 17" W x 20" D x 32" H, small enough for a two-seat table by the window. Another metal dining chair is smaller still at 15 1/2" W x 15" D x 31" H.

Then the tables

Tables here come with tops in solid wood, synthetic teak, laminate, steel and aluminum, mostly on cast iron bases. Several are listed for patio use, so the sidewalk and the room can share a style.

Plan around twos. Two people with plates fit at a 30-inch square. Two together seat four. Allow two feet of edge per customer and keep the main aisle near 36 inches so staff can carry a tray without asking anyone to stand.

A second shop

The day you open another shop, the furniture is part of the kit. Same chair, same table, same finish. Save the room to a shop plan, copy it for the new address, and download the project sheet to send with the order. Our bakery and deli guides walk a counter shop from the front door to the back table.

Prices across the group run from around $68 to $265. Count the chairs you lose to wear each year and order a few spares in the same finish.

The two halves

Go straight to coffee shop chairs or coffee shop tables. For an older look, try vintage bistro furniture, and every collection we carry is under furniture collections.

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