Commercial outdoor furniture · made to order
All-weather booths, aluminum and rope seating for restaurant patios, streeteries and rooftop bars. Drawings first, built to your site, shipped factory-direct.
Alfresco Seat (a line by EASEN Commercial Furniture) designs and manufactures commercial outdoor furniture for restaurants, hotels and rooftop bars: drainable outdoor booths, powder-coated aluminum and rope chairs, and patio tables. Every order is made to your dimensions and finishes in EASEN's own production base in Foshan, China, approved on shop drawings first and shipped direct to your site or forwarder.
Outdoor booths are fixed or freestanding bench seating built with drainable seat decks, quick-dry cushions and corrosion-resistant aluminum frames, so a patio can seat diners at banquette density without the cushions holding rainwater.
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Streetery systems are booth units designed for roadway and sidewalk dining programs: they knock down for seasonal removal, carry water ballast, bridge curb drainage, form planter edges or lock together against overnight theft.
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Powder-coated aluminum chairs are the default for commercial patios because they do not rust, weigh roughly half as much as steel equivalents, stack for overnight storage and dry in minutes.
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Rope and woven outdoor chairs use solution-dyed synthetic cord or wicker over an aluminum frame, giving a softer, resort look that drains freely and resists fading.
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Commercial patio tables combine a weather-proof top (slatted aluminum, wood-look composite, compact laminate or sintered stone) with a weighted base sized to stay stable in wind.
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Outdoor furniture fails at the details: trapped water, the wrong fastener, a coating rated for a dry climate. We spec aluminum frames, open-cell quick-dry foam, solution-dyed outdoor fabrics and stainless hardware, and we upgrade the coating system and fasteners for coastal and rooftop sites when you tell us where the furniture will live.
Most outdoor seating is loose chairs because outdoor booths are hard to build well. Ours drain through the seat deck, ride off the ground on glides, and come in streetery versions that knock down by hand, carry water ballast, bridge the curb gutter or double as a planter edge.
You deal with the people who cut the aluminum. We draw every booth run and table layout to your measurements, you approve it, and production starts only then. That removes a distributor margin and, more importantly, the guesswork that turns a patio fit-out into a re-order.
Our core outdoor booth: an aluminum-framed bench whose seat deck is drilled and pitched to drain, under quick-dry cushions that let rain pass straight through.
A booth for beachfronts and pool decks: fluoropolymer-coated aluminum, 316 stainless fasteners throughout, sealed seams and protected corners.
A long outdoor bench with an open rope-wrapped back that lets wind and rain pass through, for rooftops, windy corners and seaside terraces.
A double-sided island booth with an umbrella socket built into its shared spine and ballast hidden in the base, so there is no separate umbrella base under anyone's feet.
A freestanding outdoor booth with charcoal aluminum frame, two-tone diagonal rope side panels and drained, quick-dry upholstery.
An outdoor booth on four heavy-duty casters with a full-width push bar, so one staff member can wheel it under cover at night.
A patio booth with a laminated glass wind screen rising from its back frame, extending the outdoor season without separate floor-standing screens.
An outdoor booth with heater mounting plates, a concealed cable raceway and a weatherproof junction box built into its back, ready for infrared heaters.
Send a sketch or plan of the patio, rooftop or curb lane with dimensions, the seat count you need, your exposure (coastal, rooftop, shaded) and how the furniture is stored at night or in winter.
We propose a mix of booths, chairs and tables, check aisle widths and accessible seating, and specify frames, coatings, fabrics and foam for your climate. You receive a written spec with quoted options.
Dimensioned shop drawings for every custom piece. On request we make a pre-production sample or send frame, fabric and finish swatches so you can approve color and build quality before the run.
Frames are cut, welded, pretreated and powder-coated, then upholstered and assembled. We check dimensions, welds, coating and stacking against the approved drawing and share photos before packing.
Export cartons, corner protection and flat-packed booth panels where possible. We ship FOB, CIF or DDP, provide a packing list and assembly guide, and support your installer by video or email on arrival.
How to specify commercial outdoor cushions: solution-dyed acrylic vs polyester vs olefin, quick-dry reticulated foam, thread, zippers, drainage and fire rules.
Which outdoor furniture material lasts on a restaurant patio? Aluminum, steel, teak, acacia, synthetic wicker, rope and table tops compared for UV, salt air and rust.
How many seats fit on a restaurant patio? Square feet per seat, table spacing, ADA aisle widths, booth vs chair density, umbrella bases and planning for wind.
For most patios, powder-coated aluminum is the best all-round frame material: it does not rust, it is light enough to stack and move nightly, and it can be coated in any color. Pair it with solution-dyed outdoor fabrics, quick-dry foam and stainless fasteners. Teak suits resort looks if you accept weathering or oiling. Steel is cheaper and heavier but will rust wherever the coating chips, so we avoid it for coastal and rooftop sites.
Yes, if they are built for it. Our outdoor booths have perforated seat decks pitched to drain, open-cell quick-dry foam that lets water pass straight through, aluminum frames and raised plinths. Water drains instead of pooling. Cushions still dry faster and last longer if staff tip them up or store them in long wet spells, and you should never treat an indoor booth with an outdoor fabric as an outdoor booth.
A common planning range is about 15-18 sq ft (1.4-1.7 m²) per seat for table-service patios, including aisles, and more for loose lounge seating. Booth runs along a wall are the most space-efficient. Your local code sets occupant load and exit rules, and accessible routes need at least 36 in (91 cm) clear width under ADA. Check your final layout with your architect or permit office.
In EASEN's own production base in Lecong, Foshan, in China's Guangdong province, the world's largest furniture trading hub. We do not have a US warehouse or workshop. We manufacture to order and ship direct by sea, which is why we can build custom lengths, colors and fabrics without carrying stock.
Typically 30-45 days for standard designs and 45-60 days for custom work, counted from approval of shop drawings and any sample, plus ocean transit and customs clearance. Your quote confirms the timeline for your specific items. For a spring opening, we recommend fixing the layout in winter so furniture lands before the season.
Yes. Our streetery systems include knock-down booths for seasonal removal, booths with built-in water ballast chambers that act as the barrier, curb-gutter bridge pieces, planter-backed booths and anchored lockable benches. Every city program has its own rules, so send us the design guide and we will build to its dimensions and details.