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Patio booths
Booth seating outside, in two shapes. 2 pieces: a straight patio booth 48 inches wide and a corner booth that turns an L. Both take an optional cushion. The first decision is the wall.
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BC Outdoor Patio Booth
- 48" W x 24" D x 37 1/2" H
- Listed for patio use
From $910.00Set it up
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Know the wind, the sun and the curb line
Read the frame line first, then the seat: aluminum, resin, synthetic teak and coated steel all live outside. A few models are marked for covered patios only, so put those under a roof or an awning. Slatted seats shed a shower faster than solid ones, and a stackable chair cuts the nightly breakdown in half.
Before you order, measure the wall or rail you will back patio booths against, since one is a corner piece and the other runs 48 inches wide.
Check the stated use
Read the listed indoor or outdoor use and the material details for each product. A patio photograph or a similar-looking finish is not a substitute for the product description.
Think through storage and care
Plan where the furniture will go when it is moved or stored. Use the product care information for the actual material, and check stated stacking details before assuming chairs can be stacked.
Booth seating outside, in two shapes. 2 pieces: a straight patio booth 48 inches wide and a corner booth that turns an L. Both take an optional cushion. The first decision is the wall. A booth reads best with its back to something, a building face, a planter run or a rail, so measure that line before anything else.
A straight run and a corner
The straight booth measures 48 inches wide, 24 inches deep and 37 1/2 inches tall, and weighs 24 pounds. Two of them face to face with a table between make a booth bay along a building wall. The corner piece turns the run and comes with a 36-inch or a 45-inch back. Choose the taller back where you want more of a screen between the table and the street.
The corner patio booth closes an L in a courtyard corner. The 48-inch patio booth lines a building face or the inside of a planter run.
Cushions come in at night
Both booths take a cushion as an option: a long list of canvas colors on the straight booth, a shorter list on the corner piece. The cushion is the soft part of an outdoor booth. Bring it in when rain is due, dry it before it goes back out, and store it when the season ends.
Color lists change over time. Get a swatch in hand before one shade goes on a full run, and get another before a reorder. The canvas list runs from charcoal and granite to tangerine and sunflower yellow, so a booth can pick up an awning color or stay quiet against brick.
Cushion work outside the listed options counts as custom. It takes longer, and after we confirm it there is no cancelling or sending it back, so choose from the list when the opening date is close.
Build the rest around it
A booth sets the table height. Pair it with dining-height patio tables, and if one side stays open, close it with patio chairs, and leave 18 to 24 inches behind them so the chairs can slide back. Where the booth bay faces the walkway, hold a clear 36-inch aisle for servers with trays.
No wall nearby? Patio partitions can frame the booth area, with planter stands at the ends, and give the corner a back of its own.
The corner piece starts around $555, and the straight run is the larger line on the invoice. Booths sit outside the 8-piece minimum that governs tables and chairs, so a booth order stands on its own. Draw both pieces into an outdoor plan with the tables that face them, and send the sheet with your question if the corner is awkward.
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