Furniture for cafes, bakeries and small dining roomsFor cafes, bakeries and restaurants. Tables and chairs: 8 pieces to start, in any mix. Booths have no minimum.Talk to a specialist
Daybreak Restaurant Furniture

For small, bright rooms

Communal restaurant tables

Seating on a long table is arithmetic: each diner takes about 24 inches of edge, 18 when you squeeze, so divide the listed length of communal restaurant tables by that number.

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Before you start counting

Find a spot for communal restaurant tables.

Set the configured price beside what arrives with the piece and the floor it takes up.

Dining table: the footprint check

Draw people in the chairs before copying this table across your cafe sketch.

Size and finish move the price, so settle both first. Some models are sold as sets: add up whole sets when you total the room.

Bar table: the footprint check

Keep a separate stool count for this raised table when planning the room.

Size and finish move the price, so settle both first. Some models are sold as sets: add up whole sets when you total the room.

Table set: the footprint check

Read which top and support come together before adding the chairs around them.

Size and finish move the price, so settle both first. Some models are sold as sets: add up whole sets when you total the room.

See how it adds up for your shop.

Save the configured piece to a cafe plan, set how many you need, and check the subtotal against your target.

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Read up before you commit floor space.

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