Café Furniture
Fitting out a café means working out how many people you can seat without the room feeling crowded — and where the counter, the display and the queue all sit in relation to each other.
This collection is built around that problem. Wall-mounted and freestanding tables, booth seating, display cases and shelving, all in materials that handle daily commercial use and mostly in formats designed to save floor space rather than fill it.
Tables
Café Table — freestanding, with a 31.5″ × 23.6″ (80 × 60 cm) top on a weighted base. Seats two, weighs 43 lbs (19.5 kg), and moves whenever you reconfigure. Aluminum and stainless steel, so it suits terraces as well as interiors.
Wall Mounted Café Table — fixes to the wall with no legs to sweep around, in 15.7″ (40 cm) or 23.6″ (60 cm) round tops. The same pole flips between two orientations: tall for mounting to a bench seat, short for mounting directly to the wall with more legroom. Holds 17.6 lbs (8 kg). Add the removable bracket and it lifts off entirely, so outdoor seating can come in at close.
Booth Table — wall-mounted with a single floor support pole, 47.2″ × 27.6″ (120 × 70 cm). Installs at bar height (43.3″ / 110 cm) or table height (29.5″ / 75 cm). One support pole means no legs to clean around — a real saving on a nightly close-down.
Seating
Booth Seat — 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. Because it's freestanding rather than fixed, it suits leased premises and layouts that change.
3-Piece Booth Set — two Booth Seats facing each other with a Booth Table centred between them. Allow 47.2″ × 62.9″ (120 × 160 cm) measured out from the wall, which leaves about 23.6″ (60 cm) of legroom between the seat fronts.
2-Piece Bench Seat Set — a Booth Seat paired with a 15.7″ (40 cm) Wall Mounted Café Table, for a compact single-sided setup.
Display and storage
Bakery Display Case — single-tier, in three widths from 16.5″ to 38.6″ (42 to 98 cm), all 15″ (38 cm) deep. Acrylic in an aluminum frame, holds 18 lbs (8 kg), and stacks two high.
Three Tier Bakery Display Case — the same widths and depth at 23.6″ (60 cm) high, with 18 lbs (8 kg) per tier. Triple the capacity in the same counter footprint.
Bakery Display Case Pro and Wooden Bakery Display Case Pro — the commercial cases at 48″ wide (122 cm) in tempered glass, with adjustable shelves holding 26.5 lbs (12 kg) each. Aluminum or oak frame. Deeper at 60–62 cm, so check your counter.
Wooden Pegboard Shelf — a 31.5″ (80 cm) square birch board with dowels and shelves that slot in wherever you want them, holding 11 lbs (5 kg) per shelf. Reconfigure without re-drilling.
Common questions
What furniture works in a small café?
The wall-mounted pieces. A Wall Mounted Café Table takes no floor space at all, and the Booth Table's single support pole means one thing to sweep around instead of four legs. Vertical display helps too — the Three Tier Bakery Display Case holds three times as much as a single-tier case in the same counter footprint.
Which pieces can be used outdoors?
The Café Table, Booth Seat, Booth Table and Wall Mounted Café Table are all built for outdoor use and won't rust, so they suit terraces, courtyards and covered areas. Display cases and shelving are for indoor use only.
Does any of it need to be fixed to the wall?
The Wall Mounted Café Table and Booth Table both mount to the wall, as does the Wooden Pegboard Shelf. The Café Table, Booth Seat and display cases are freestanding — useful in leased premises where you can't drill.
What's involved in installation?
Wall-mounted pieces need a drill, a level and usually a second pair of hands. All hardware and instructions are included, and the supplied screws fix into solid timber framing — for masonry or plasterboard, your installer will need appropriate anchors. We recommend an experienced builder for anything carrying weight.
How much space does a booth need?
A full booth using two Booth Seats and a Booth Table needs 47.2″ × 62.9″ (120 × 160 cm) measured out from the wall. That gives roughly 23.6″ (60 cm) of clear space between the seat fronts — comfortable legroom for four people.
What are these made from?
Powder-coated aluminum across most of the range, with stainless steel fixings — chosen because aluminum doesn't rust, so the same pieces work inside and out. Display cases use acrylic or tempered glass, and shelving uses birch plywood or oak.
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.