Booth & Banquette Fabric
Booths and banquettes are the hardest-working seats in a restaurant, café or kitchen: people slide in and out all day. Every fabric here is contract grade and rated for more than 100,000 double rubs.
3,727 fabrics · Free samples · Prices in CAD
Buying guide
Choosing booth and banquette fabric
Choose durability first, then cleanability: a W, W/S or bleach-cleanable code makes daily cleaning simple, and a stain-resistant finish helps with spills. Mid-tones, textures and small patterns hide wear between cleanings. For long runs of seating, a railroaded fabric avoids seams across the seat and back.
Fire codes
Many commercial spaces have flammability requirements for seating. They depend on your province, municipality and type of business, so confirm what your project needs with your designer, architect or local fire authority before ordering, and check the flammability line on each fabric page.
Frequently asked questions
What fabric is best for restaurant booths?
A contract-grade fabric rated over 100,000 double rubs with an easy cleaning code, such as W, W/S or bleach cleanable.
How much fabric do I need for a booth?
It depends on the length and style. Measure the seat and back of each section; long runs use less fabric with a railroaded fabric, which can be cut in one length. Your upholsterer can give you an exact yardage.
Helpful guides
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