Weifang Weiye Furniture Blog

  When designing or refurbishing a café or restaurant fitout, the floor plan and table layout requires special attention. There is a fine line between maximizing floor space efficiency and jamming in as many tables as possible. Considerations like atmosphere, kitchen capacity and most importantly access for customers and staff all come into play. We’ve researched and summarized recommendations around the minimum spacing requirements between tables for restaurants and cafes to help you answer this question. So, how far apart should I space my restaurant tables? The ideal spacing between  restaurant tables  is 900mm for service corridors and 400-450mm for between table service and clearing.   Service Corridors Customers and staff need clearly defined routes for circulation for which we recommend the minimum spacing of 900mm. Where trolleys are used for services, or in self-service venues where more than one person would be walking the aisle at a time, this should be increased.   Between

  Ever wondered how tall the tables, chairs, and bar stools in your restaurant are?  If so, you’re not alone.  One of the most frequently asked questions that we receive is “is there a standard height for   restaurant furniture ”.  The answer is yes. Restaurant furniture dimensions  are an industry standard, but not one that is designed and administered by any governing body.  Nevertheless, most manufacturers adhere to the standards, at least loosely.  The reason for standardization is simple: having a standard ensures that the chairs that you buy from one  Furniture manufacturer  will fit under the tables that you buy from another manufacturer.  Without standardization, you would need to measure every table and chair before you bought them to be sure they would fit.   What are the standard furniture heights? Even though there is an informal standard, manufacturers are not bound the exact height, so tables and chairs can vary by as much as an inch or two, depending on the style and thi