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Custom Restaurant Tables, Booth Seating and Bar Counters in Dubai: A Guide for Cafes, Restaurants and Designers

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Marylebone banquette seating made in Dubai by Adams Furniture for restaurants and cafes

Adams Furniture makes custom restaurant tables, booth seating, bar counters and front-of-house joinery in Dubai for cafes, restaurants and interior designers. Pieces are made to drawing, with a prototype of key items before the full run. This guide covers the decisions to settle before you order.


Table tops and bases

Table tops can be made in any size, shape and finish, from two-tops to fourteen-seat communal tables. The usual choices are solid timber, veneer with a solid edge, and stone. Bases are chosen for stability and leg room: pedestal bases for small tops, twin pedestals or four legs for larger ones.

Table

Common top size

Typical use

Two-top

60 to 70 cm square or round

Cafes, window seating, tight floor plans

Four-top

80 to 90 cm square, or 120 x 75 cm

Core restaurant seating

Six-top

160 to 180 x 90 cm

Family and group dining

Communal table

240 cm and longer

Cafes, casual dining, private rooms

High table

60 to 70 cm top at about 105 cm height

Bars and standing areas


Sizes are a starting guide; final dimensions follow the layout and cover count. For timber options see our dining tables.


Booth and banquette seating

Booths increase covers along walls and give a restaurant its most requested seats. They are built as a joinery carcass with an upholstered seat and back in contract-grade, fire-rated fabric, and quoted by the linear metre from your drawings. Full detail is in the banquette seating guide.


Bar counters and back bars

A bar counter is joinery built around equipment. Before drawings are finalised, confirm the positions of sinks, ice wells, fridges and POS, the counter and foot-rail heights, and the top material. We build bar counters to drawing and make bar chairs in matching custom heights.


Hostess stands, reception desks and waiter stations

Front-of-house joinery is small in quantity but sets the first impression. Hostess stands, reception desks, waiter stations and display shelving are made to the designer's drawings in our bespoke joinery workshop, in finishes that match the tables and booths.


Cafe furniture

Cafes need furniture that is compact, easy to move and quick to clean: small table tops on stable bases, stackable or light chairs, a communal table, and a short banquette run where the plan allows. For outdoor seating see outdoor bar chairs and stools.


How a restaurant order runs

  • Send the layout, drawings or reference images with quantities.

  • We provide drawings, size planning and a fixed quotation.

  • Finishes, fabrics and a prototype of key pieces are approved.

  • Production is scheduled and delivery is phased around the handover date.


Get a quote for your restaurant or cafe

Send your drawings, FF&E schedule or reference images to info@adamsinternational.ae, call +971 4 529 9742, or visit the workshop at Warehouse 5, Al Quoz 3 (opposite Unimix), Dubai. You can also use the contact page.


Frequently asked questions

Can you make restaurant tables in custom sizes?

Yes. Table tops are made in any size, shape and finish, from two-tops to fourteen-seat communal tables, with bases chosen to suit the top.

Do you make booth seating for restaurants?

Yes. Booths and banquettes are built as a joinery carcass with upholstered seat and back in contract-grade fabric, and quoted by the linear metre from drawings.

Do you build bar counters?

Yes. Bar counters are built to drawing around the bar equipment, and we make bar chairs and stools in matching custom heights.

Do you work with interior designers and fit-out contractors?

Yes. We work from the designer's drawings and schedule, provide drawings for approval and prototype key pieces before production.

Do you supply furniture for cafes?

Yes. We supply table tops and bases, chairs, communal tables, banquettes and outdoor seating for cafes across Dubai and the UAE.

 
 
 

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