Repairable restaurant seating
Banquettes and booths with removable covers, replaceable wear parts and bolted frames, so the next refurbishment means new fabric, not a skip.
Green Banquette (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) makes restaurant booths and banquettes designed to be re-covered, repaired and reconfigured: removable cushions and covers, replaceable wear edges, bolted or pinned frames, and a choice of wool, recycled-content and plant-based coverings. Everything is made to order in our own production base in Foshan, China, from approved drawings, and shipped factory-direct.
Booths whose cushions, covers, wear edges and panels can be removed and replaced individually, so one damaged part does not end the life of the whole piece.
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The same robust booth construction offered with wool, recycled-content, plant-based and cork finishes, each described honestly with its strengths and limits.
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Booths and chairs where solid ash, oak, bamboo or reclaimed boards form the visible structure, with exposed joinery that can be re-oiled, repaired and re-glued.
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Booth systems in steel, aluminium and timber that bolt together, flat-pack for shipping, share parts across sizes and can be reconfigured when the room changes.
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Most restaurant booths are thrown away because one part wore out: a scuffed front edge, a torn seat, a stained back. Ours separate. Cushions clip or zip off, front edges and end guards unclip, backs unbolt from seat boxes. You replace the part that failed and keep the rest in service.
Wool, recycled-content polyester, recycled denim, cork, natural latex with coir and solid timber are all available. For each one we tell you what it is and what it is not, and we pass on the supplier's data sheet for fibre content, recycled content and fire testing, so your own claims stand up.
Steel, aluminium and timber frames join with bolts, pins and visible connectors instead of welds or glue-only joints. That makes them easier to ship flat, assemble on site, repair if damaged in transit and, eventually, separate by material at end of life.
A booth with loose back and seat cushions whose covers unzip for cleaning or replacement, fixed to the frame with press studs.
A booth with three independent back pads and three seat pads, each removable by hand, so one damaged cushion is swapped without closing the table.
A booth with a clip-off leather strip along the seat front and removable end guard plates: the two places booths wear first.
A booth assembled entirely with mechanical fixings: bolted back, hooked-on cushions, pinned timber joints and zip-off covers. No glue in the assembly.
A walnut-framed booth with a woven cane back panel that screws in and out, plus an oatmeal lumbar cushion.
A booth end cap with a woven cane panel set into an L-shaped walnut frame, screw-fixed so a kicked panel is replaced, not the whole booth.
A walnut-backed booth with a brass rail from which three back cushions hang on leather straps, each removable for cleaning or a colour change.
A booth upholstered in a thick pure-wool cloth with natural undyed fleck, offered for projects that want to avoid coated synthetic coverings.
Tell us the room, seat count and which outcomes matter most: longer service life, easier re-covering, specific materials or lower shipping volume. We suggest designs that address those priorities directly.
Shop drawings show every separable part: cushions, covers, wear edges, backs and fixings, with part numbers so replacements can be ordered later without guesswork.
We confirm coverings, foam and timber, check fire requirements for your market, and collect supplier data sheets for fibre and recycled content before production.
A pre-production sample on request, then production in Lecong: typically 30–45 days for standard designs and 45–60 days for custom work after approval.
Knock-down or flat-packed where the design allows, crated and labelled. You receive the parts list and care notes so future covers and wear parts can be ordered by reference.
How to specify restaurant booths that can be re-covered and repaired: removable covers, replaceable wear parts, bolted frames, parts lists and what it changes.
Brief restaurant seating for lower impact and describe it accurately: CMA Green Claims Code, EU rules on generic claims, evidence to request and wording that holds up.
Solid wood, plywood, MDF and particleboard compared for restaurant booth frames: strength, repairability, CARB Phase 2, TSCA Title VI and EU formaldehyde rules.
A repairable booth is built from separable parts: cushions and covers that zip, clip or strap off; wear parts such as seat front edges and end guards that can be replaced individually; and frames joined by bolts or pins rather than welds or glue alone. Green Banquette (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) issues a parts list so replacements match the original.
We avoid that kind of blanket claim, because it cannot be proven for a whole product. What we can state precisely is how each booth is designed: covers that come off for re-covering, replaceable wear parts, bolted frames, and materials such as wool or recycled-content fabric with supplier data sheets. Those are specific features you can check and describe accurately.
Wool is naturally harder to ignite than most textile fibres, because of its moisture and nitrogen content, and it tends to char rather than melt. Many wool fabrics pass cigarette and match tests without treatment. Stricter tests, such as BS 5852 crib 5 for UK contract seating, depend on the full combination of cover, interliner and foam, so we confirm the requirement for your project.
It depends on the specific fabric. Recycled content can range from a minority share to nearly all of the fibre. We quote the percentage stated on the mill's data sheet for the exact fabric you choose, and pass that sheet on to you. If a percentage cannot be documented, we do not describe the fabric as recycled.
On zip-cover and clip-on designs, yes: covers or cushions come off without tools and new ones go on. We can make replacement covers to the original pattern from the parts list, or you can have them made locally using the dimensions we supply.
Visible structure in our solid-timber collection is solid wood or engineered bamboo. Hidden parts such as seat decks are usually plywood. Where composite panels are used, we specify low-emission panels to the destination market's requirements, for example CARB Phase 2 and TSCA Title VI limits for the US or the EU formaldehyde restriction.