Restaurant furniture, with a budget in view

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Understand what the booth price covers.

Booth decisions combine unit counts, dimensions, upholstery and the way several pieces form a seating arrangement. The price of one listed unit may describe only part of the layout you have drawn.

Before you compare the prices

Translate the drawing into the actual units offered before comparing totals. Keep single, double and other configurations clearly identified, and record gaps that need confirmation rather than assigning assumed dimensions. Use these guides to build a booth allowance that can be checked against the selected products and the room plan.

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