RestaurantFurnitureRow.com Launches with access to Thousands of Commercial Restaurant Furniture Products an Incredible Prices!

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RestaurantFurnitureRow.com Launches with access to Thousands of Commercial Restaurant Furniture Products an Incredible Prices! RestaurantFurnitureRow.com launches an online platform that is an excellent resource for those looking to purchase restaurant furniture. Their online store is only a summary of what they provide. Custom restaurant tables are made in the U.S.A. and some restaurant booths can ship within seven to ten days. Find ready to ship table bases, table tops, restaurant chairs, and bar stools if a deadline is nearing. The product is stellar, but more importantly, the representatives are knowledgeable and courteous.

The latest out of RestaurantFurnitureRow.com is their advice on purchasing restaurant booths. RestaurantFurnitureRow.com states, "You want to have 6′ openings from back of one booth to the back of the other. This will accommodate a 30″ wide table and still provide enough room to sit at your table comfortably. Due to the fact that Americans unfortunately aren’t getting smaller, some owners are choosing to go to 28″ tables to accommodate inflated bellies. Any narrower than that makes for a very inefficient table to place plates on. Height of the back of the restaurant booth is dependant on what aura is trying to be accomplished. For an open view dining room, the 36″H is adequate. For creating privacy, then 42″ to 48″ is recommended. These are standard heights for most manufacturers and going outside of these dimensions becomes a “custom” booth and can get very pricey. Also, if the booths are going to be any higher than 36″ in the back, make sure to specify an upholstered crumb strip. The extra seat depth provides comfort. Circle booths are very inefficient and expensive for what a company gets out of them. A business can never get a table big enough for the number of people they think can sit there. A standard circle booth 4′x 7′ x 7′ 4′ will cost up to 3 to 4K, and can only fit a 42″ mitered table. 6 people may be able to squeeze in it, there is no way to place enough plates and condiment on this table for 6, without it seeming cramped. Wall benches run down one wall with bench seating on one side and dining chairs on the other are very popular for the right environment. When looking at this scenario, just make sure to provide at least 24" - 30″ between table tops so customers can get in and out of them. There is no need to pay for booths finished all the way around in some cases. If running single booths and double booths along one wall without a window or pillars that keep it from setting these booths flush with the wall, request that they be finished on one side. If doing a wall bench along a solid wall, ask for an unfinished outside back. This can save you some money."

For more tips on purchasing restaurant booths, wooden restaurant chairs and bar stools, cleaning laminate table tops, and more visit www.RestaurantFurnitureRow.com. They have information available on many topics.

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