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Shared tables & booth seating
Use the cafeteria proposal to discuss group sizes, table arrangements and the relationship between open seating and booth areas.
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Dining & Café
Dining, with room for conversation.
Bring shared tables, window-side seats and private dining into a clear room composition. Start with party size, table positions and the routes staff and guests need to use.
Furniture configurations
One space. Different ways to use it.
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Window-side & smaller groups
Compare smaller table groups and window-side seats, then coordinate table heights, chair choices and the routes between settings.
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Private dining & a coordinated room
Arrange the table, seating and storage around party size and service routines, keeping the room's main routes clear.
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From the current catalogue
Explore these existing models as a starting point. Suitability, finishes, dimensions and supply terms are confirmed for your project; the images above do not imply these exact models were used.
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Furniture design proposal
Hangzhou Vocational & Technical College Cafeteria
For a tailored proposal
Start with your space.
Send what you already have. A floor plan, approximate quantity and destination are enough to start the conversation.
- Share a room plan, intended seating numbers and table or counter heights to check the arrangement.
- Identify catalogue models or reference features, with quantities and any colour or upholstery preferences; confirm the actual specifications.
- Provide the destination and target arrival date; price, minimum order, packaging and production or transport timing need quotation confirmation.
Final materials, specifications, availability, pricing and lead time are confirmed with the quotation. Project imagery is reference material, not a list of ready-stock products.
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