Multi-unit restaurant furniture programs
Lock the spec once. We build every store's booths, chairs and tables to the same drawings, kit and label them by store, and ship on your opening schedule.
Rollout Seat (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) builds furniture programs for restaurant chains and franchise systems: a locked standard package of booths, chairs, tables and front-of-house pieces, made to order in our own production base in Foshan, China, kitted and labelled by store, and shipped factory-direct on each opening's schedule. Development, construction and procurement teams use it to make store 30 match store 1.
The Modular Booth System is a family of booth modules - straight, corner, island, curve and counter-height - that share one seat height, one depth, one cap detail and one finish list, so every store layout is assembled from the same parts.
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Rollout-engineered booths are booth constructions designed around the economics of multi-unit programs - packed volume, install time, repairability and SKU count - rather than around a single store.
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The program chair and stool range covers the four seats most chains need - a side chair opposite booths, a low-arm chair, a stacking chair and a bar or counter stool - all at standard commercial heights and built for daily heavy use.
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Program tables use a small number of bases across all top sizes, so a chain can change table mix by store without adding new base SKUs, with tops in stone, sintered stone, laminate or wood edged in solid timber.
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Front-of-house pieces - host stands, waiting seating and upholstered wall panels - carry the brand at the entrance and are standardized like the dining room so every store greets guests the same way.
3 →Every item in your package is defined by an approved drawing, a finish code list and a signed reference sample, all held under a revision number. Store 12 is built to the same revision as store 2 unless your team issues a change. When a change is approved, we record which stores get the new revision and which keep the old.
Chain furniture lives or dies on landed cost and install hours. Our booth platforms include flat-pack, bolt-together and nesting designs that cut packed volume, plus pinned joints and adjustable levelers that let general contractors' crews install consistently without specialist upholsterers on site.
Each store's package is packed, labelled and documented as a unit: store number, zone, item code, carton x of y. Load plans follow your opening calendar, so a container can carry two stores' kits or one store's phased delivery, and your site team receives a checklist that matches the cartons.
The core module of the booth system: a single-sided straight booth with a plain back, metal top cap and square ends that join to the next module in a continuous run.
A 90-degree corner module with a mitered triangular corner seat, carrying the back and top cap continuously around the L.
A freestanding back-to-back booth with a shared spine and radiused ends, seating two tables of four in the middle of the dining room.
A curved booth on a 47 in (120 cm) inner radius, seating five to six around a 36 in (90 cm) round table, with the top cap bent to follow the arc.
A counter-height booth on a steel frame with a 24 in (61 cm) seat and integrated foot rail, for window ledges, bar backs and narrow zones where a dining booth does not fit.
A booth whose back and seat box ship as separate components and bolt together on site on an aluminum rail, cutting packed height and freight volume per store.
A booth built on a bolted black steel tube frame with exposed metal node sleeves and no welds, so damaged members can be replaced on site.
A booth whose high-wear parts - the seat front edge, the end corners and the seat cushion - are individually replaceable, extending the service life of the frame.
We review your prototype plan and FF&E list, propose standard items or develop custom ones, and issue drawings, finish codes and a costed package per store format.
Pre-production samples are built and signed as reference standards. Drawings, finishes and packaging are frozen under a revision number for the rollout.
Each store is ordered against the locked package with its own quantities and opening date. We confirm production slots and ship dates per store.
Items are built in our Lecong production base, inspected against the reference standard, and packed and labelled by store and zone.
We quote FOB, CIF or DDP, ship to your consolidation point or site, and supply packing lists and install sheets matched to each store's floor plan.
Import basics for restaurant chains buying furniture from China: FOB, CIF and DDP compared, HTS 9401/9403, Section 301 duties, ISF, bonds and what to ask your broker.
How to pack, label and deliver restaurant furniture by store: kit definitions, carton labels, packing lists, container plans, phased deliveries and receiving checks.
How chains and franchise systems build a standard furniture (FF&E) package: store formats, item lists, seat counts, revision control, samples, spares and costing.
A furniture program is a locked package of furniture items - booths, chairs, tables, front-of-house pieces - defined once by drawings, finishes and reference samples, then ordered repeatedly for each new store of a chain or franchise. Rollout Seat (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) builds and manages these packages so every store opens with the same specification.
Every item is held under an approved drawing, a finish code list and a signed reference sample, all with a revision number. Production for each store is checked against the reference sample. If your team approves a change, it becomes a new revision and we record which stores receive it, so differences are deliberate and documented.
Lead times are typically 30-45 days for standard designs and 45-60 days for custom work after drawing and sample approval, plus ocean transit and customs clearance. Each quote confirms the lead time. For planning, most chains release the store order 14-20 weeks before the furniture install date, depending on destination.
Yes. Each store's order is packed as a kit with labels showing store number, zone, item code and carton x of y, with a packing list and floor-plan install sheet per store. Kits can ship in their own container, share a container with another store, or be split into phased deliveries.
Yes. We export-pack and ship by sea from South China. We quote FOB at the port of loading, CIF to your destination port, or DDP delivered on request. Under FOB and CIF, your forwarder and customs broker handle import; under DDP, the delivered price includes clearance and duties as stated in the quote.
Minimums are low for contract orders and confirmed per design. Most chains order complete store kits; small top-up orders for repairs or extra seats can be consolidated with the next store's shipment to keep freight efficient. Mixed-SKU container loads are welcome.