A patio that looks good and holds up to daily service can expand your revenue-generating space. A patio that doesn't hold up costs you in replacements, maintenance, and a dining area that looks worn before its time. A1 Restaurant Furniture carries commercial outdoor furniture built to handle the demands of food service: weather exposure, high turnover, and the constant movement that comes with a working patio. Our outdoor lineup covers seating, bar stools, tables, table bases, and benches, all at wholesale pricing and shipped direct from our Atlanta warehouse.
Match the Furniture to Your Outdoor Space
Outdoor seating has different requirements than indoor seating, and the right restaurant patio furniture handles both weather exposure and commercial volume and makes it look easy. A1's outdoor selection gives operators the range to outfit a sidewalk cafe, a full patio dining area, or a rooftop bar with furniture that's built to commercial standards.
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Outdoor restaurant furniture takes a different kind of abuse than indoor pieces. UV exposure, rain, humidity, temperature swings, and the daily demands of commercial service all factor into how a piece holds up over time. Before you buy, consider which product type and material works best for your setup.
Outdoor Chairs
Our outdoor chairs are built for commercial use and designed to handle weather exposure without the maintenance burden that comes with lesser materials. Our selection includes aluminum frames with poly woven seats and backs, basket-back metal armchairs, and a range of styles suited to everything from a casual patio to a bistro-style sidewalk setup. Aluminum frames are lightweight for easy repositioning, rust-resistant, and hold up well in all seasons.
Outdoor Bar Stools
For operators running outdoor bar areas or counter-height patio seating, A1 carries outdoor bar stools built to the same commercial standards as the rest of the lineup. These pair well with our outdoor bar-height tables for a cohesive patio setup.
Outdoor Tables
We carry outdoor restaurant tables as complete units, but also sell outdoor table tops and bases separately, so you can buy a ready-to-go setup or mix and match to get the exact combination your patio calls for. If you already have bases you're happy with, you can add new tops without replacing the whole table. If you're starting from scratch, our outdoor tops and bases are designed to work together, and the sales team can help you pair them correctly for size and stability.
Outdoor Restaurant Benches
For operators who want to add communal or accent seating to a patio, our outdoor benches provide a practical option that works well alongside standard table-and-chair setups.
Get Commercial Patio Furniture at Wholesale Prices
A1 Restaurant Furniture has been supplying outdoor restaurant furniture direct to operators since 2013. As a wholesale supplier with a large in-stock inventory at our Atlanta warehouse, we ship quickly across the US so your patio doesn't sit empty while you wait on furniture. Whether you're outfitting a new location or replacing one piece, our pricing is the same.
Pro Tip: Furnishing your patio and dining room at the same time? Bundle your purchase to coordinate your indoor and outdoor pieces and save on your overall order.
Frequently Asked Questions: Commercial Outdoor Furniture
Can outdoor restaurant furniture be left outside year-round?
Commercial-grade outdoor furniture is built to handle exposure, but most operators extend the life of their pieces by covering them or storing them during harsh weather or off-season closures. Aluminum and resin pieces are the most low-maintenance in this regard. For table tops in particular, covering them during extended periods of non-use reduces UV fading and helps protect surface finishes over time.
How do I clean and maintain commercial outdoor furniture?
For most commercial outdoor pieces, routine cleaning with mild soap and warm water is sufficient for day-to-day upkeep. Aluminum frames don't require protective coatings to resist rust. Metal pieces with powder-coat finishes should be wiped down regularly to prevent buildup in joints and hardware. Table tops should be cleaned according to the material. Sintered stone and resin tops are especially forgiving and wipe down quickly during service.
How much space should I allow per guest on a restaurant patio?
The same general benchmark applies outdoors as indoors: plan for roughly 12 to 15 square feet per seat, factoring in the table, chairs, and aisle clearance for server movement. For tighter sidewalk or terrace setups, you can work closer to the lower end of that range. Also, account for any fixed elements, such as planters, host stands, or umbrella bases, that reduce usable floor area when calculating your total cover count.
