Light Luxury U Shape Sofa And Table Combination For Night Clubs
The U-shaped booth turns a table into a private room without building a wall, which is why every club with a VIP floor uses the format.
| Set | One U-shaped booth · one low table |
|---|---|
| Booth footprint | 2400 × 1800 mm · made to the room |
| Booth height | 780 mm back · 430 mm seat |
| Seat depth | 620 mm |
| Table top | 1200 × 700 mm · compact laminate |
| Table height | 520 mm |
| Upholstery | Leather or contract vinyl · black |
| Base | Brushed stainless steel plinth, 50 mm |
| Packing | Booth in three sections · table knocked down |
| MOQ | 4 booths · lower on repeat |
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The U shape and the access problem
Three sides of seating around one table gives a group of eight a shared surface and a sense of enclosure, but it also means the only way out is past the table. That is why the U is always built with one open side facing the room and a table small enough to step around, at 1200 by 700 mm rather than a full four-cover top.
Where the floor plan allows, the booth is built as three separate sections rather than one welded shell, so it can be installed through a normal door and re-planned later.
Seat depth in a club booth
At 620 mm seat depth and 430 mm seat height a guest can sit back against the padding with their feet flat, and it leaves the knee clear of a 520 mm table. Deeper seats look more generous in a rendering and force guests to perch on the front edge in practice.
Black leather and the cleaning routine
Black is the only colour that survives a club cleaning routine without showing it, and it is also the colour that hides a scuff from a shoe. The trade-off is that black leather shows a sheen where hands and clothing rub, so the covers are finished matt rather than gloss to keep the variation even.
Send a floor plan, get a priced layout back
Tell us the counter length, the number of covers and the look you want. We come back with stool counts, heights, finishes and a written quotation — usually inside three working days.