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Restaurant Booth Seating and How to Organize It

Booth Spacing

In order to save that floor space, you need a plan for spacing! Your restaurant booth dimensions can help dictate the spacing of your seating. A standard layout allows the table edge to align vertically with the outer edge of the booth seat. This allows for a comfortable 16"-18" seating depth. The following size chart can help to determine your specific spacing needs. Keep in mind, the standard top cap is 2" wide on all ATS booths.

  • 30" wide tables: booths require 72" from center to center of top caps

  • 24" wide tables: booths require only 66" between the center top caps

  • It’s important to note that when paring a 24" table with a seating booth, cantilever table bases are your best bet for a foundation. Cantilever table bases are anchored to the wall underneath the table, which offers strong support without sacrificing valuable leg room for your guests. Check out the diagram below for the many different booth seats and spacing combinations you can have in your dining room. The shaded circles represent 10" plates, so you can get a real idea of spacing within the booths for guests!




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