Other Restaurant Seating
Restaurant High Chairs
Many restaurants are suited to accommodate families with young kids, who usually require special seating, which is where high chairs come in. We want babies and young children to be safe and comfortable while eating with family members and friends, so choosing suitable seating is a must if your restaurant intends to serve small patrons.
Restaurants, hotels, diners, daycares, and more will be interested in purchasing commercial-quality high chairs that can withstand the wear and tear of toddlers and quick transport to and from storage. We also have booster seats available. What's the difference between a high chair and a booster seat? Well, a highchair is a chair unto itself: it has legs which extend to the ground. A booster seat is just something you strap on top of another chair. A booster seat is a bit easier to carry around, but is usually intended for slightly older children than a highchair would be. A child would need to be able to support themselves in a booster seat more than in a high chair.
Ease of use is one of the major components for highchairs - parents and guardians want quick and easy seating for their kids, who can get squirmy. So getting little ones in and out of the high chair easily can be helped with a detachable tray. Some models do not have space for a tray when spoon- or hand-feeding is the preferred method. And of course, sometimes high chairs are just for seating and not necessarily for providing a table for eating food.
Seat belts and safety harnesses will keep babies and kids in place so they don't fall out or slide out of a comfortable position. A solid base is also essential for preventing rocking or tipping. Reinforcement beams can help hold high chairs in place and improve strength and some models are also stackable for easy and convenient storage.
Most commercial high chairs are designed for easy and quick cleaning. And if you'd like to learn more about the world of high chairs for establishments in the foodservice industry, please get in contact and we'd be happy to tell you more.
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Restaurants, hotels, diners, daycares, and more will be interested in purchasing commercial-quality high chairs that can withstand the wear and tear of toddlers and quick transport to and from storage. We also have booster seats available. What's the difference between a high chair and a booster seat? Well, a highchair is a chair unto itself: it has legs which extend to the ground. A booster seat is just something you strap on top of another chair. A booster seat is a bit easier to carry around, but is usually intended for slightly older children than a highchair would be. A child would need to be able to support themselves in a booster seat more than in a high chair.
Ease of use is one of the major components for highchairs - parents and guardians want quick and easy seating for their kids, who can get squirmy. So getting little ones in and out of the high chair easily can be helped with a detachable tray. Some models do not have space for a tray when spoon- or hand-feeding is the preferred method. And of course, sometimes high chairs are just for seating and not necessarily for providing a table for eating food.
Seat belts and safety harnesses will keep babies and kids in place so they don't fall out or slide out of a comfortable position. A solid base is also essential for preventing rocking or tipping. Reinforcement beams can help hold high chairs in place and improve strength and some models are also stackable for easy and convenient storage.
Most commercial high chairs are designed for easy and quick cleaning. And if you'd like to learn more about the world of high chairs for establishments in the foodservice industry, please get in contact and we'd be happy to tell you more.
A wide variety of commercial restaurant chairs at wholesale prices. This are kept in stock and ship across Canada.
Restaurant bar chairs that are a bit taller than a regular chair for bar-height tables or bars.
These are commercial-grade folding tables and folding chairs for restaurants and hospitality customers.