Looking for chairs that work both in the conservatory and on the covered terrace, and that are easy to store out of season? In this category you will find outdoor hospitality chairs that tie in with the Leta Meubelen indoor collection, so inside and outside form one whole.
When choosing, consider stackability, storage space and the type of cover, and match the material and colour to your indoor interior. Every model is made to measure in the finish and colour of your choice.
You choose outdoor hospitality chairs on three points: where they will stand, how often they will be moved and whether they tie in with your indoor interior. A chair for a conservatory that is open all year round has different requirements from one that only stands under an awning in summer.
This category belongs to the hospitality chairs collection and is intended for venues that treat indoors and outdoors as one. For fully furnishing an open terrace, with tables, benches and lounge furniture, take a look at our terrace furniture.
Many hospitality venues have a seamless transition between inside and outside: a glass frontage that opens up completely, a conservatory attached to the restaurant or a covered terrace that serves as an extra dining room. Chairs in the same style on both sides ensure guests experience it as one venue.
That does not mean using the same chair everywhere. Indoors, for example, you might choose an upholstered model from the indoor chairs range and, outdoors, a rope or wicker version in the same colour. That way the look carries through, while each chair suits its setting.
Stackable chairs are practical if your outdoor area is not in use all year round or if you change the layout often. After closing time or at the end of the season, you can store them compactly, saving both storage space and working time.
Whether outdoor hospitality chairs are stackable varies by design: it depends on the shape of the frame, seat and armrests. So state in your enquiry whether stacking is a requirement. In a spot where the chairs stay put permanently, a sturdier, non-stackable model may actually be the better choice.
A conservatory or covered terrace is an in-between zone. It is drier than outside, but temperature and humidity fluctuate more than indoors, and plenty of sunlight comes through the glass. Chairs for these spaces need to withstand that without looking like garden furniture.
This is exactly where outdoor hospitality chairs are often the best choice: they combine the look of an indoor chair with materials that cope better with changing conditions. Our terrace projects show how covered seating areas are furnished.
The material determines the atmosphere and how a chair changes over the years. Rope gives a soft, summery look, as with the many ROPE models in this collection. Wicker, for example TOLEN WICKER, looks light and natural. Wooden versions such as NORA WOOD OUTDOOR bring warmth, while a metal frame, as on ARSET PLUS METAL, looks sleeker.
For a lounge-style spot on a covered terrace, there are also outdoor bergère models with an enveloping shape. Whichever material you choose, match it to the colours and textures already used indoors.
Even weather-resistant hospitality chairs benefit from somewhere to overwinter. Storing chairs indoors or under a shelter in winter extends their lifespan and keeps them looking well kept for longer. So factor in storage space and the time staff spend bringing them in and setting them out.
Loose cushions are a practical compromise: the chair stays where it is, and the cushions go inside in the evening. This way you combine comfort with a simple daily routine. When choosing cushion fabric, take sunlight and regular washing into account.
Leta Meubelen makes outdoor hospitality chairs to measure in its own 60,000 m² production facility. You match the colour, finish and fabric to your indoor collection, so the conservatory, terrace and dining room tell one story. Every chair is inspected before it leaves the factory; the lead time is 10–12 weeks after design approval.
So plan your order well ahead of the terrace season. At the showroom in Eindhoven you can view models and fabrics, by appointment only. Also take a look at our completed projects or request a proposal for your conservatory or covered terrace.
Yes, and they are often the best choice there. In a conservatory, temperature and humidity fluctuate more than indoors, and the chairs get plenty of sunlight. An outdoor model in the same colour as your indoor chairs links the conservatory and dining room into one whole.
That depends on the model, as stackability is determined by the shape of the frame, seat and armrests. Mention in your enquiry that you want to be able to stack them, and Leta Meubelen will select the models that qualify.
Ideally somewhere dry, indoors or under a shelter. That extends their lifespan, even for weather-resistant models. Stackable chairs take up less space. Bring loose cushions inside every day and store them separately out of season.
Yes. Leta Meubelen matches the colour, finish and fabric of the outdoor chairs to the indoor collection. Indoors, for example, you choose an upholstered model and outdoors a rope or wicker version in the same shade, so the venue looks like one coherent whole.
That depends on the location and the atmosphere you want. Rope and wicker give a soft, summery look, wood feels warm and metal looks sleek. Ask per model how it performs in the conditions of your conservatory or under your canopy.
Yes, that works well, for example in a dining room with a glass frontage that opens up or in a conservatory that is part of the restaurant. Leta Meubelen makes the chairs to measure in the colour and finish of your interior. Once the design is approved, delivery follows within 10–12 weeks.
