The Elizabeth is a classic two-booth bay: two single booths facing each other across a pedestal table, built to take breakfast-to-close traffic. It comes with one of two back treatments.
Channel back. Shown in sage vinyl in a café by the window and in navy in a fast-casual room, with vertical flutes running the full height of the back. It is the cleaner, more modern of the two and the easiest to wipe down between covers.
Button-tufted back. Shown in brown and in oxblood vinyl, with deep diamond buttoning across the back. It reads as a traditional American diner, especially with a chrome-edged table and checkerboard floor.
The pieces. Two single booths, back-to-back units for the middle of a run, and a pedestal table sized to the bay. Booths sit on a black kick base that protects the vinyl from shoes and cleaning equipment.
Construction. Plywood and hardwood frames, high-resilience seat foam, fully upholstered outer backs so the booth can stand in the middle of a room. Buttons are set into the back panel, not stitched through loose foam, so they stay put.
Options. Any contract vinyl color, end-of-run single booths or back-to-back doubles, table top and base finish. Foams specified to meet CAL TB 117-2013 on request.
