YAJU Furniture
YAJU ZUOYOU Hotel Booth Sofa
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Contract booth and banquette seating for hotel restaurants, cafés and co-working spaces — high-traffic upholstery on sturdy frames. Built for contract fit-outs, hospitality projects and distribution under the YAJU ZUOYOU Series.
Available configurations
- Booth banquette
- Corner unit
- Wall bench
- Custom layout
Materials & specification
Upholstery in leather, eco-leather or fabric; frame in kiln-dried solid wood or plywood; high-density foam filling with pocket springs where specified. Seat height, depth and modular layout can be adjusted, and custom sizes, finishes and branding are available for project orders.
Trade terms for distribution and projects
OEM/ODM supported · MOQ 50 pcs mixable · Lead time 25–35 days · FOB, CIF or DDP · Samples on request.
Booth and banquette seating for F&B and co-working
Booth seating is contract furniture at its most demanding: fixed layouts, all-day service, food and cleaning chemicals, and a design that must match the interior’s theme. The ZUOYOU hotel booth line covers straight banquettes, corner units, wall benches and custom layouts for hotel restaurants, cafés, canteens and co-working cafés.
Booth projects are always dimension-driven — seat and back heights against the table line, aisle clearances, and power or service strips where the layout needs them. We work from your floor plan and section drawings, then quote the booth run as built units rather than catalogue sizes.
Construction for high-traffic use
Frames are kiln-dried solid wood or plywood; upholstery is leather, eco-leather or fabric selected for cleanability in F&B settings, with high-density foam and pocket springs where specified. High-traffic stitching and detailing are agreed at sample stage. Custom sizes, finishes and branding are available for project orders.
Produced in Jiashan, our upholstery production base. MOQ 50 pcs mixable, 25–35 days lead time, FOB, CIF or DDP, samples on request, OEM/ODM supported. For hotel projects, the FF&E guide on our projects page explains how to structure a seating schedule for tender.