COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT FURNITURE SOLUTIONS

LONGG provides commercial restaurant furniture solutions for restaurants, cafés, bars, food courts, banquet venues and hot pot restaurants. Each solution coordinates tables, chairs, stools and booth seating with custom dimensions, materials, finishes, production inspection, packing and international delivery support.

EXPLORE SOLUTIONS
Commercial restaurant furniture project by LONGG

FURNITURE FOR YOUR VENUE

Choose the venue closest to your project, then compare the furniture mix, layout considerations and customization details that matter for that type of space.

SOLUTIONS IN PRACTICE

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Japanese sushi restaurant Miami, USA

Japanese sushi restaurant

Explore LONGG Furniture's custom Japanese sushi restaurant project case. Featuring bespoke commercial wooden tables, dining chairs, and booth seating tailored for modern hospitality spaces.

Le Petit Resto Switzerland

Le Petit Resto

Discover how LONGG provided custom indoor and outdoor furniture for Le Petit Resto in Switzerland, balancing modern style and durability.

Wood finishes, leather and fabric swatches for custom hospitality furniture

MATERIALS &
CUSTOM OPTIONS

Coordinate the dimensions, materials and finishes of your tables, chairs and booths around one restaurant furniture scheme.

Materials & finishes
Compare available wood tones, metal finishes, tabletop surfaces, fabrics and leathers for a coordinated palette.
Dimensions & configuration
Review table sizes, seating dimensions and booth layouts against your floor plan and seating requirements.
Drawings & samples
Confirm which drawings, finish samples or upholstery swatches are needed before approving the selected specification.
Explore materials & finishes

HOW WE WORK

One coordinated process keeps your furniture specification, production and delivery aligned from the beginning.

  1. Share requirements

    Send your furniture list, floor plan or reference images, with quantities and delivery location.

  2. Confirm details

    Agree dimensions, materials, finishes and pricing, with drawings or samples where required.

  3. Production & checks

    Produce and inspect the furniture against the approved order specifications.

  4. Packing & delivery

    Prepare protective packing and coordinate shipment under the agreed delivery terms.

LONGG factory workshop and furniture production

LET’S PLAN YOUR
FURNITURE PROJECT

Share your floor plan, furniture list or reference images.
Tell us your quantities and delivery location to start your quotation.

REQUEST A PROJECT QUOTE
Common questions about restaurant furniture projects

What does a restaurant furniture solution include?

It brings together the tables, chairs, stools and booths your space needs, with coordinated dimensions, materials and finishes. Start with the venue type, then build a furniture list for each dining area.

Can I request custom sizes and materials?

Yes. Share your dimensions and finish references with the selected products. Available options depend on the design; confirm materials, construction and any sample requirements before approving the order.

What affects the minimum order and production timeline?

The selected designs, custom details, quantities and material availability all need review. Request the minimum quantity and schedule for your actual furniture list; production and shipping should be confirmed separately.

Can I enquire without a finished floor plan?

Yes. Send your available measurements, furniture quantities or reference images and identify what is still undecided. Include the destination and preferred delivery date so the next steps can be discussed.

What should be agreed about delivery and after-sales support?

Confirm packing, destination, delivery terms and any assembly or installation responsibilities in writing. Request the warranty coverage and claim procedure for the selected products; do not assume the same terms apply to every design or use.

Are samples included in the quotation?

Confirm which material swatches, drawings or furniture samples are needed, together with their charges and shipping costs. Agree what must be approved before production; sample costs should not be assumed included.