Retro Wrought Iron Long Bar Counter Set With Lounge Tables
Red and black is the loudest combination in bar furniture and the one that dates fastest, so it only works when the frame can be re-covered and the colour is in the upholstery rather than the paint.
| Set | Counter run · stools · lounge tables |
|---|---|
| Counter length | Made to the room · 3000 mm typical |
| Counter height | 1050 mm |
| Counter top | Solid wood or steel, 40 mm |
| Frame | Wrought iron, 30 × 30 mm, forged corners |
| Stool | Padded seat and low back · 780 mm |
| Lounge table | Ø 600 mm · 520 mm |
| Upholstery | Contract vinyl · red |
| Packing | Counter in sections · stools assembled |
| MOQ | One counter · quoted by length |
Trade enquiries only · EXW Foshan or DDP · replies inside three working days
Where the colour should live
Red in the upholstery and black in the frame means a re-scheme is a re-cover, not a repaint. Red on the frame would be a two-pack finish that chips at the footring and cannot be touched up invisibly, and once it starts to chip the whole set looks tired regardless of the seats.
This is the practical argument for keeping frames neutral: the frame outlives three upholstery cycles, and the frame is the part that cannot be changed.
Wrought iron and forged corners
Wrought iron is worked at heat rather than welded at every joint, so the corners of a counter frame are forged and carry the load through the bend rather than through a weld. The visible difference is a softer transition at the corner, which is what makes a frame read as old rather than as fabricated.
The cost is time. Forged corners take a smith where welded corners take a jig.
Lounge tables at 520 mm
The lounge tables in the same set drop to 520 mm so they work beside a low seat, and they share the same iron section as the counter frame. That visual link is what stops a room with two heights of furniture from looking like two separate orders.
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.