The back of a banquette sets the style, but the seat front is what wears. This range keeps the same back on every version, a tall oatmeal bouclé panel in four horizontal channels, edged in gold piping, on a dark walnut plinth, and changes only the seat.
The options shown are: a waterfall front that rolls over to the plinth; a rolled bolster front with piped ends; vertical channels running down the seat front; a cognac leather seat under a fabric back; a forest-green velvet seat; a brushed-brass kick plate between seat and plinth; a biscuit-quilted seat top; and a mustard leather band wrapped round the seat front.
The leather and brass versions are the practical choice for busy pubs: leather wipes clean, and a brass plate takes the scuffs from shoes and vacuum heads that would otherwise wear through fabric in months.
Construction. Rigid seat box and braced back frame in hardwood and plywood; seat cushion and front panel upholstered separately so the front can be re-covered without touching the back; solid timber plinth.
Options. Any of the eight seat treatments, run length in sections, back height and colourway. Foams and fabrics specified to BS 7176 medium hazard on request.
