The Slatted Crest Booth adds a timber screen above an upholstered booth back, so a run of booths can divide a room without building a wall. Vertical dark timber slats sit in a frame on top of the back, rising the overall height to about 1,500 mm and letting light and sound through while breaking the line of sight.
Below the screen, the back and seat box are upholstered in a cream bouclé-type fabric, and the seat cushion is a contrasting brown leather. The booth sits on a dark timber plinth.
Where it works. Down the middle of a dining room as a back-to-back run, between a bar and a restaurant area, or along the edge of a raised section where you want a guard without a solid partition.
Construction. Hardwood and plywood booth frame with recessed plinth; slat screen built as a separate solid timber unit that bolts to the top of the back, so it can be shipped separately and fitted on site. Seat cushion screwed from below for replacement.
Options. Screen height and slat spacing, single- or double-sided booth, timber stain, back fabric and seat covering in leather or faux leather.
