Black vinyl is the quiet hero of diner seating: it hides wear, works with any accent color and looks good under neon. The Jet booth pairs it with two deep, rounded back rolls and a full rolled front edge on the seat, a profile that reads as late-fifties coffee shop.
Construction
- Hardwood frame with plywood back and seat decks
- Two-roll back in high-resilience foam, each roll stitched as a separate cushion
- Seat with a rolled waterfall front edge that softens the leg line
- Black plinth base, recessed slightly behind the seat front
- Wood-grain or painted end panels available
The taller back (shown at about 44 in) gives privacy between booths and makes a strong silhouette along a wall.
Options: height, length, vinyl color (black, oxblood, navy, teal or any contract color), contrast piping, end panel finish, single or double-sided.
A matching double-sided Jet runs down the center of the room.
