Table and seats quoted as one line

01What a set contains

One line covers the table, the seats and the fixing kit, so a store orders a number of sets rather than a list of parts, and the packing list that arrives on site carries the set count, the store number and the model codes for every piece in it.

Fixing kit means the bolts, the glides and the brackets the set needs to stand up, bagged per set and marked with the set number rather than the carton number, because a site crew opens cartons and works from the drawing.

02Seat count decides the top

Seat count is fixed on the drawing and the top is sized from that count, so a four-seat set and a six-seat set differ in one dimension only and the room still reads as one programme.

Two-seat sets take a 700 mm top, four-seat 1,200 mm, six-seat 1,600 mm. Send the drawings and the count comes back per store. Sample first.

03Pack by store, not by part

Everything from one store travels in cartons marked with that store number, so a wave of twenty units can be split at the receiving bay without opening anything to find out what is inside.

Tops are crated flat and stood on edge, seats are wrapped and nested, and the fixing kit is bagged into the seat carton rather than shipped loose.

04Chairs and tables for chain restaurants, on one line

Chairs and tables from two different lines become one quote when a store needs both, priced per set rather than per piece. The set carries the top size, the seat count, the cover and the frame colour, and one delivery date covers the lot.

Buying this way changes what is quoted, not what is made. The chairs are the same chairs as the loose line and the tops come off the same sheet, so a set can be broken back into parts at any point without re-specifying anything.

Every set is commercial grade furniture: contract foam, welded frames and a top core that survives a wet cloth. Nothing on the line is a domestic piece with a different label.

05Bulk orders, counted by store rather than by piece

Bulk in this programme means a wave, not one large pick. Twenty stores at forty sets each is eight hundred sets, packed and marked per store, and wholesale pricing across a wave follows your opening dates rather than our production calendar.

Price moves with the total across the wave and with how the container fills. Mixed sets are planned so no container leaves half empty, which is how a twelve-store order can land under a twenty-store one on unit cost.