OEM Round Folding Table

    1.Feature design: modern design or classic design
    2.Material available: wood/metal bases or legs, high resilience foam ,CA117 standard, luxury seat cushion/back cushion feels very comfortable, throw pillows are optional, fabric/vinyl martindale rubs 50000+ to 200000 times. tufting selection is available
    3.Color: we can customize the color per your preference
    4.Appearance: customize the appearance per specified drawing
    5.Warranty: 3-5years
    6.Hospitality application
    7.Payment terms: T/T 30% / 70% before shipping
    8.Package service

    Banquette seating is the surest way to add polish and comfort to a dining room, eat-in kitchen, studio, breakfast nook, game room, or any place with a table that could use a little perch.

So what differentiates a banquette from just a normal bench or built-in?

    A banquette is a bench meant to provide extra table-adjacent seating, and it's usually upholstered. If you're someone who has always preferred the intimacy and comfort of a restaurant booth instead of sitting in regular old chairs, then it's high time you treat yourself to a banquette at home. Ahead, discover fifteen banquette seating ideas in designer spaces of all styles and spaces for cozier days.

Product details

    Construction

    Crafted of kiln-dried solid pine birch and engineered hardwood with white oak legs.

    Crafted of pine, a gorgeous softwood with a closed grain pattern.

    Crafted of oak, highly durable wood with a beautiful open grain.

    Kiln-dried wood helps prevent warping, splitting, cracking, and developing mildew.

    Features a hand-stained finish.

    Features low melt fiber foam padding, upholstered in your choice of fabrics.

    The seat has no-sag springs with 2 layers of foam and a layer of low-melt fiber.

    Sold individually or as a set of 1 bench and 1 corner.

    Hidden steel connectors hold modular pieces securely together.

    52.5" bench seats 2-3 people comfortably.

    Care

    To protect the finish, do not apply abrasives or household cleaners, dust with a soft dry cloth.

    Blot spills immediately and wipes with a clean damp cloth.

    Do not expose to direct sunlight or excessive temps.

    Hardware may loosen over time, periodically check to make sure all connections are tight and retighten if necessary.

    Helpful tips for banquettes

How wide should my table be?

    If you’re going with a straight banquette, have fun with whatever width table you’d like. But if you’re opting for something L-shaped, there’s an easy rule: you want a table that’s just a little narrower than the shortest leg of your banquette. For example: if I buy this three-piece banquette – it’s a 48″ bench, a 36″ bench, and a corner piece – the widest I can go with my dining table is 36″. Your tabletop should overlap each bench by 3″-4″, so a 36″ table should look as if it’s perfectly scaled for your banquette setup.

How deep should my banquette be?

    You want to aim for 18″ of depth. If you’re designing from scratch and want a thick back cushion, keep that in mind – you’ll need to make a super deep frame.

What kind of table do I need?

    The shape is your call, but try to look for a pedestal base. If you’re squeezing a table into a tight space, the last thing you need is 4 legs in the way. Beyond that, it makes sliding in and out way easier for both you and your guests. There are some exceptions here, but when in doubt, go for a pedestal table.