Chelsea Dining Chairs Weathered Oak & Forest Green Seat (Pack of 6)

The Chelsea is a solid rubber wood dining chair with clean lines and a gently curved profile. Available here in a weathered oak finish with a padded seat upholstered in forest green vinyl, it is sold as a pack of six — a practical unit for operators fitting out a dining room or adding to existing covers.

In a busy hospitality environment, chairs take a considerable amount of daily wear. The rubber wood construction gives the Chelsea good structural durability for a chair at this price point, and the stackable design helps with end-of-service cleaning and reconfiguring the floor when needed. The vinyl seat covering is straightforward to wipe down between covers, which matters when turnaround time is tight.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• CRIB 5 fire retardancy — meets the standard required for UK hospitality and licensed premises
• Padded vinyl seat — comfortable for diners and quick to clean between sittings
• Compact footprint — tucks neatly under standard dining tables, useful in tighter dining rooms
• Sold in sixes — aligns with typical table-and-cover planning for most operators
• Consistent finish — weathered oak and forest green suit a range of interior schemes without looking overtly themed

There are no installation requirements as such, though it is worth considering floor surface when specifying any chair with solid wood legs — rubber feet or floor protectors are advisable on hard floors to prevent marking and reduce noise during service.

The Chelsea suits cafés, restaurants, pub dining rooms, and hotel dining areas operating at moderate cover volumes. It is positioned as a mid-range commercial chair rather than a heavy-contract specification, so operators running very high footfall or expecting rough handling may want to consider a more robust option.

If you are fitting out a complete dining space or mixing chair styles across a room, it is worth a conversation before you order — we are happy to talk through quantities, finishes, and how the Chelsea sits alongside other furniture in the range.