VT-CH-C013 - VVITAL Commercial Restaurant Outdoor Arm Chair
VVITAL VT-CH-C013 commercial restaurant outdoor iron arm chair with E-coated rust protection and dining-height armrests for comfortable patio service.
Specifications
- Dimension
- 57*61*81cm
- Seat Height
- 45cm
- Material
- Iron
- Color
- Powder Coated / E-coating
- Package Info
- 30pcs/stacking, 1200pcs/40'HQ
VVITAL Commercial Restaurant Outdoor Arm Chair
Model VT-CH-C013 — a restaurant patio arm chair that balances guest comfort with the practical demands of table service and daily cleaning.
Product Overview
An arm chair on a restaurant patio sends a different signal from an armless side chair. It tells guests they are welcome to settle in, order another drink, and stay for dessert. For operators, that is a deliberate decision: armrests raise the perceived level of service, and they also change how the table is used during a meal.
The VT-CH-C013 is built for that middle ground between comfort and operational efficiency. The armrests are set at a height that clears standard table aprons, so guests can pull in close without their arms catching on the edge. The gap between arm and seat is sized to avoid trapping cutlery or napkins, which keeps table resets quick and reduces the small delays that add up over a busy shift.
The iron frame is E-coated before powder coating. Restaurant chairs are washed, hosed, and left in damp evening air far more often than home furniture, and the E-coat primer is what keeps the welded arm joints from rusting where cleaning water collects.
Key Features
Armrests Set for Table Service
The arm height is chosen to slide under standard restaurant table aprons. Guests can sit close to their plate, and servers can reach across to clear without the arms blocking the way.
Encourages a Full Meal, Not a Quick Turn
The combination of arm support and a gently reclined back makes it comfortable to stay for starters, mains, and coffee. That suits venues where average spend matters more than raw cover count.
E-Coat at the Arm Welds
Arm joints are where restaurant chairs usually fail first, because they take knocks and trap cleaning water. The E-coat primer is driven into those welds before the powder coat is applied, sealing the metal from the inside.
Open Frame, Fast Wipe-Down
The space under the armrest is open rather than boxed in, so crumbs and spills do not collect in hidden corners. A cloth passes through in one movement during a table reset.
Weighted for Outdoor Decks
Solid iron gives the chair enough mass to stay in place on timber decking and uneven paving, so it does not drift when guests push back from the table.
Powder Coat Against Sun and Scuffs
The outer powder layer resists UV fading and the scuff marks that appear when chairs are stacked against each other at closing time.
Design and Construction
The armrests on the VT-CH-C013 are welded into the iron frame rather than attached as separate pieces. This is a commercial consideration as much as a structural one: bolt-on arms come loose in high-use settings and the resulting gap becomes a place for water and food residue to sit. A welded arm stays tight, keeps the frame rigid, and presents a single smooth surface for cleaning.
The frame is E-coated after welding. Electrophoretic primer reaches inside the arm tubes and around the weld beads, which are the areas a spray coat cannot reliably cover. The powder coating is then applied and cured as the visible color layer. Together the two finishes give the chair a surface that tolerates repeated washing, rain, and the occasional hose-down at the end of a shift.
The seat pan is gently dished toward the back, and the backrest angle is set for relaxed dining rather than upright waiting-room posture. Leg caps protect both the coating and the patio surface. The chair ships fully assembled and ready for service.
Where This Restaurant Arm Chair Works
Terrace Dining with Longer Covers
Venues that serve multi-course meals outdoors need seating that holds guests comfortably through dessert. The armrests and reclined back make it easier for diners to stay seated rather than shifting in their chairs between courses.
Hotel Restaurant Patios
Hotel guests expect outdoor dining furniture that matches the standard of the indoor restaurant. An arm chair with a clean iron frame reads as a step above basic patio seating, which matters when the terrace is visible from guest rooms.
Garden Dining Rooms and Verandas
Covered verandas and garden rooms often blur the line between indoor and outdoor service. The E-coated iron frame tolerates humidity and occasional rain without the maintenance that timber requires.
Wine Bars and Late-Evening Terraces
Guests who order a second glass tend to stay longer. Arm support and a comfortable back angle encourage that, while the wipe-clean surface keeps the reset between seatings quick.
