Tables & Chairs
Fitting out a café comes down to a few decisions: how many people you can seat, how much floor you can spare, and whether anything can be fixed to the walls.
Most of this range mounts to a wall rather than standing on legs, which is where the floor space comes back. Everything is powder-coated aluminum with stainless fixings, so the same pieces work on a terrace as inside.
Wall-mounted tables
Wall Mounted Café Table — a round top in 15.7″ (40 cm) or 23.6″ (60 cm), on a pole that flips between two mounting orientations: higher and closer to the wall for a bench seat, or lower and further out for more legroom.
Square Wall Mounted Table and Arch Wall Mounted Table — 24″ × 24″ (60 × 60 cm) tops on a 6″ (15 cm) bracket, seating two. Identical apart from the profile: square corners or an arched edge.
Booth Table — the largest at 47.2″ × 27.6″ (120 × 70 cm), wall-mounted with a single floor support pole. Installs at bar height (110 cm) or table height (75 cm).
Freestanding tables
Café Table — a 31.5″ × 23.6″ (80 × 60 cm) top on a weighted base, seating two. 43 lbs (19.5 kg), and moves whenever you reconfigure.
Seating
Booth Seat — a freestanding aluminum bench, 47.2″ (120 cm) long with a 17.3″ (44 cm) seat height. Install with the backrest as a booth seat or without it as a bench.
Low Stool — 17.3″ (44 cm) high, for dining-height tables. Stackable, sold in sets of two.
Bar Stool — 29.5″ (75 cm) high, for counters and bar-height tables. Stackable, sold in sets of two.
Common questions
Which table suits a small space?
The wall-mounted ones. They take no floor space at all, so a narrow hallway or a wall beside a queue becomes usable seating. The Booth Table has a single support pole rather than four legs, which also means less to sweep around at close.
How do I match a stool to a table?
Allow around 10–12″ (25–30 cm) between the seat and the underside of the table. The Low Stool at 17.3″ (44 cm) pairs with a table at standard dining height, around 29.5″ (75 cm). The Bar Stool at 29.5″ (75 cm) pairs with a counter or bar-height table around 41–43″ (105–110 cm).
The Booth Seat shares the Low Stool's 17.3″ (44 cm) seat height, so bench seating and stools sit level around the same table.
How much space does a booth need?
Two Booth Seats facing each other with a Booth Table between them needs 47.2″ × 62.9″ (120 × 160 cm) measured out from the wall — leaving roughly 23.6″ (60 cm) of legroom between the seat fronts.
Can any of this be used outdoors?
Yes, all of it. Everything here is aluminum with stainless steel fixings, so nothing rusts — including in coastal conditions.
What if I can't drill into the walls?
The Café Table, Booth Seat, Low Stool and Bar Stool are all freestanding, so nothing needs fixing. For wall-mounted tables in a leased space, the removable bracket lets the table lift off entirely, leaving only the bracket in place.
What's involved in installing a wall-mounted table?
A drill, a level, and usually a second pair of hands. Timber screws are included, so the fixings need to hit solid timber framing — for masonry or plasterboard, a builder may need to add bracing or specify alternative fixings. Because these tables cantilever off the wall with weight on them, we recommend an experienced builder.
Does anything need assembly?
The stools arrive fully assembled. The Café Table and Booth Seat need light assembly with everything included. Wall-mounted tables need installing rather than assembling.
How much weight do the tables hold?
The wall-mounted tables hold up to 17.6 lbs (8 kg) — enough for plates, drinks and a laptop.
Do you ship to my country?
We ship to the United Kingdom, Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Full details are on our shipping page.
