Commercial Kitchen Furniture

Buy commercial grade rather than domestic. In a high-traffic room it is the joinery and the welding that decide how long a chair lasts, so look for solid joints, proper welds on anything stainless and reinforced frames.

If you want something softer, cafe chairs with washable or replaceable cushions save you reupholstering a whole set when they wear. Furniture with replaceable seat pads works the same way: you refresh the part that wears instead of the chair.

Start with your service style and what goes on the table: crockery, settings, glassware. The table has to give people room for their meal without the group feeling lost around it.

Smaller cafe tables suit couples and solo diners, and square ones can be pushed together for bigger groups. A few larger banquet tables as well means you can take a booking of ten without rearranging the room.

Stainless steel is the easy answer: it resists corrosion, it suits outdoor use and a tabletop wipes down and sanitises between seatings in seconds.

Powder-coated metal handles heavy turnover too, and sealed timber on table tops gives you a softer look that still resists staining and surface damage.

Australian weather runs from extreme heat to heavy downpours, so the material matters more outside than in. Aluminium is light and durable, stainless steel resists corrosion, and treated timber keeps a wood look without warping or cracking as easily.

For cushions, use fabrics rated for outdoor use that shed water and dry quickly. Umbrellas cover the rest: shade on hot days, shelter from a shower, and they keep the sun off the furniture too.

In a wine bar or a lounge you want people comfortable enough to stay and order again. Look for supportive back rests, cushioning and joinery that stands up to long sittings every night.

Access. Furniture is bulky, and tables and chairs that arrive fully assembled need a clear path from the roadside into the venue and doorways wide enough to get them through.

We can arrange shipping anywhere in Australia. If you have any doubt about access, contact us before you order and we will go through it with you.

Enough for two people to pass. That covers customers getting seated, chairs being pulled out and staff carrying plates and drinks through.

Set it out before you fix anything in place, and look at how the flow from the kitchen reaches the seating. A room that is too tight is uncomfortable; one that is too empty feels dead.

Pick a few core pieces and one colour palette and repeat them. Varnished timber tables, the same seating or the same upholstery in every site gives you a recognisable look while still leaving room for each venue to differ.

Yes. You will see commercial kitchen furniture used for the same kind of equipment. The name changes with the supplier and the region, not the job it does. Compare pieces on materials, construction and the specification on each product page, and check the full furniture range to see every option side by side.