All seating
Booth & Bench (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) makes fixed seating for pubs, restaurants and cafés in the UK and Ireland: booths, settles, banquettes and benches, made to measure and quoted per metre. Every job is drawn for approval, built in our own production base in Foshan, China, specified to BS 7176 on request and shipped direct in sections that fit through a pub door.
Pub Settles & Benches
A settle is a high-backed timber bench, traditionally with solid ends, that forms a sheltered seat against a wall or around a fire; it is the original British pub booth.

Fairweather Oak Settle
A 1,450 mm high-back oak settle with solid side boards and a single upholstered back pad, made for snugs and firesides.

Cotswold Rail-Back Bench
An open timber-frame bench with arms, a rail back and upholstered seat and back pads.

Harbour Cane Bench
A backless waterfall bench wrapped in woven cane, for window lines and the long side of a sharing table.

Bay Window Bench
A 2,400 mm backless window bench with five loose bolster cushions, for the most valuable line in the room.
Fixed Booth Seating
Fixed booth seating is upholstered seating built as a closed unit with a back and ends, fixed to the wall or floor, and set in facing pairs around a table to form a booth bay.

Snug Plain-Back Booth
A no-nonsense booth with a plain upholstered back, a timber lattice crest and a dark base.

Mallard Two-Bar Booth
A booth with two deep horizontal back rolls in bottle green, set in a light oak-effect body.

Cellar Drawer Booth
A timber-bodied booth with a full-width pull-out drawer beneath the seat for linen, high chairs and menus.

Brewer's Panel Booth
A dark timber booth with a tall walnut-tone back panel framing a slate-blue upholstered back and seat.

Ironbridge Fabric Booth
A compact booth in grey woven fabric, framed by a slim black edge and set on a recessed black plinth.

Kew Cane-Crest Booth
A walnut-framed booth with a sweeping cane crest above a pale sage upholstered back.

Tanner Slat-Back Booth
A booth with an open timber slat upper back and an upholstered lumbar roll, half seat and half screen.

St James Club Booth
A deep-buttoned green velvet booth with scroll arms and brass nailheads, the club sofa at booth length.

Harrow Walnut-End Booth
A channel-back booth finished with 30 mm solid walnut end panels that take the knocks a gangway gives.
Banquette Runs
A banquette is a continuous upholstered seat fixed along a wall, facing a row of tables with loose chairs on the gangway side.

Grand Café Brass-Rail Banquette
A 2,400 mm oxblood leather banquette with banded back and a twin-tube brass luggage rack overhead.

Corner House Coat-Rail Banquette
A bistro banquette with a soft fluted fabric back, a hard-wearing leather seat and a brass coat rail above.

Victorian Sill Banquette
A low-back banquette that tucks beneath a window sill, with a slatted front that lets a radiator breathe.

Hampstead Panelled Banquette
An olive leather-look banquette with a split back, framed in pale timber with brass edge trims.
Sectional & Serviceable Systems
Serviceable fixed seating is built so it can be delivered in small parts, joined accurately on site, and repaired or re-covered without ripping out the whole run.

Truline Section System
1,200 mm banquette sections with brass locating dowels, so long runs line up perfectly on site.

Second Skin Zip-Cover Booth
A booth with removable back and seat cushions on concealed zips, so covers can be cleaned, repaired or changed.

Long-Service Wear-Edge Booth
A booth with a replaceable leather seat-front strip and bolt-on brass end guards, the two parts that wear first.

Doorway Two-Part Booth
A booth whose back separates from the seat box, halving its packed height for awkward stairs and doors.

Old-Floor Levelling Booth
A booth on adjustable feet every 500 mm, with ±25 mm of travel to sit level on uneven floors.

Quickfix Pad Booth
A booth with three separate back pads and three seat pads on press studs, so one damaged pad never closes a table.
Pub Chairs
Pub chairs are the loose timber chairs that sit opposite banquettes and around free-standing tables, chosen to match the fixed seating in style and finish.

