A booth-style sofa designed for bar or restaurant seating, upholstered in easy-care PU (polyurethane) leather with a modern aesthetic. It is intended to provide comfortable, space-efficient seating for commercial and residential bar areas.
Typically a hardwood or metal internal frame, high-density foam cushioning, and PU leather upholstery. Legs and structural fittings are usually metal or solid wood. Exact materials can vary by manufacturer.
Sizes vary by model — common options include two- to six-seat sections or custom lengths. Because dimensions differ across suppliers, check the product listing or contact the seller for exact measurements and seating capacity.
Yes — booth sofas in PU leather are commonly used in commercial settings. Confirm that the specific model meets local fire, durability, and hygiene standards required for your venue.
No, PU leather is not recommended for prolonged outdoor use. It degrades with prolonged sun, rain, or humidity exposure. Use indoors or in fully covered, climate-controlled outdoor areas only.
Color and finish options vary by supplier. Common choices include black, brown, gray, and tan PU leather, with matte or semi-gloss finishes. Ask the seller about available colors, stitching, and trim options.
Some models ship fully assembled, while others require minor assembly such as attaching legs or connecting sections. The product page should state assembly requirements and whether tools are included.
Wipe spills immediately with a soft, damp cloth. For regular cleaning use mild soap and water, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, bleach, abrasive cleaners, and prolonged exposure to heat or sunlight.
Weight capacity depends on frame construction and model; common commercial-grade seats support 250–400 lbs per seat. Check the manufacturer's specifications for the exact rating.
Certifications (e.g., fire retardancy) vary by model and region. If you require specific certifications for commercial installation, request documentation from the seller or manufacturer before purchase.
Many suppliers offer custom lengths, corner units, and tailored upholstery options for commercial projects. Contact the manufacturer or sales representative to discuss custom orders, lead times, and minimum order quantities.
Warranty terms and return policies differ by retailer and manufacturer. Typical warranties cover manufacturing defects for 1–3 years. Verify the exact warranty period, what it covers, and return procedures before buying.
Lead times depend on stock availability, customization, and destination. Standard in-stock items often ship within days; custom or bulk orders may take several weeks. Confirm shipping estimates with the seller at order time.
Many manufacturers provide replacement parts (legs, hardware) and reupholstery services or sell replacement covers. Ask the vendor about spare parts availability and service options before purchasing.
Contact the retailer or manufacturer's customer service. They can provide exact specifications, installation guidance, warranty support, and service contacts for repairs or replacements.
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