How to order
How an order goes, from cafe plan to unpacked pallet
This is the whole trip, from a bare floor to an unpacked pallet.…
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Answers before opening day.
How ordering works, what delivery day looks like, and where to get samples. Short answers, easy to find.
Room planning
Plan a small dining room, one seat at a time
Start with the number nobody wants to measure: the square feet of dining floor you actually have. Count only where guests sit.…
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Materials & finishes
Materials and care for cafe chairs, tables and tops
Closing is a wipe-down, a sweep and a stack. The right materials keep it that way, and the wrong ones turn it into a project.…
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Free samples
Order free samples and see the color in your own light
Screens flatter every color. A swatch held up at your own window at 8 AM does not.…
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Delivery planning
What the truck brings on delivery day, and what you do
A pallet is easy to order and harder to receive.…
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Returns & changes
What it costs to cancel, return or change an order
Plans change. A chair looked right on screen and looks wrong beside the counter, or the second shop slips a quarter.…
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Answers to the questions shops ask before ordering
Most questions land right before opening day, somewhere between the tape measure and the permit paperwork.…
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Talk to a specialist
Book a call with a furniture specialist
Some questions go faster out loud. Pick a window, and a specialist calls you back. Calls go out on weekdays, in Central time.…
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A furniture store built around the small bright room
Opening a cafe is arithmetic with small numbers: inches of counter, feet of aisle, a few chairs per square foot, and a date on the lease.…
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One inbox for orders, freight questions and claims
Email is the way in: sales@restaurantfurniture.shop. We're at the desk on weekdays from 8 AM until 6 PM Central Time.…
Read morePick a place to start
Walk your cafe plan through to the order.
Chairs and stools first
Open chairs for tables, bar stools for the counter or window ledge. Read the configured price and listed dimensions before you order a dozen of one.
Look through the chairs →Count the top and the base
A table can be one finished piece, or a top and a base listed separately. Read what each listing includes, and whether the two parts go together, before you compare prices.
Browse whole tables →Watch the total as you go
Save each configured piece into a named zone of your cafe plan, change the counts as you go, and keep your own allowance apart from the furniture total.
Cafe plans →