Double booths are how a diner seats the middle of its floor. This one puts two channel-roll backs on a single black spine, so one piece of furniture serves two tables and a row of them creates the classic diner aisle.
Construction
- Shared hardwood frame and spine, so the two sides cannot separate or rock
- Six-roll channel backs on both faces, individually stuffed
- Smooth seat cushions on high-resilience commercial foam
- Black spine cap and plinth with angled toe kicks on both sides
- Optional floor anchors for freestanding rows
The black spine shows less wear than a colored one where guests' shoulders and coats rub, which is why we recommend it even for bright booth colors.
Options: length, back height (up to 48 in for more privacy between rows), vinyl color or two-tone, spine cap in black, polished stainless or chrome-plated, end booths with single back to finish a row.
