Trade supply only  ·  Foshan, Guangdong, China  ·  Since 2006Foshan, China · 2006
TRAYLINEFast Food & QSR
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Dining hall seating with laminate tables, moulded chairs and a lit service counter
Timber-toned seating area with white stacking chairs and planter dividers
Booth seating and moulded chairs against a red party wall in a burger outlet
QSR furniture · Factory direct

Furniture factory in Foshan, China —
quick service is the only floor we build.

Fast food chairs, laminate tables, counter seating and booth runs — drawn, welded and packed in a single workshop, for operators and franchise groups rather than a catalogue page.

Dining area · reset between shifts
01

Ten in a stack

Every model states its stack height and its weight, because one closer has to empty a dining area in under fifteen minutes.

02

Tray-width aisles drawn

Send the room and the counter run. The layout comes back with 900 mm aisles measured to scale, not assumed on a sketch.

03

Seats that take the chemicals

Covers are specified for weekly quat and chlorine wiping. Anything that needs dry cleaning never gets quoted for this floor.

04

Sampling in about 15 days

Layouts and drawings inside three days, a sample chair in roughly two weeks, and one round of changes inside the price.

05

Material reports on request

Timber and PU are tested for restricted substances and heavy metals. Reports are available on request.

Gated entrance to the Foshan workshop, with the steel sign wall and vehicle barrier in front of the assembly buildings
The factory

TRAYLINE

Our factory in Foshan, Guangdong, designs and builds furniture for quick service restaurants, from the first drawing to the crated order.

Trays come back wet and chairs get dragged rather than lifted, so every cover and edge here is chosen for that routine, not for a showroom.

Laser tube cutter cutting square steel into frame lengths, with coils of stock stacked behind the machine
Operator setting a tube bender in the bending bay, with bent legs stacked beside the machine
Welder tacking a chair frame at the welding bay, bent tube stock piled in front of the bench
Welder in a face shield running a seam on a frame under the bay light
Shop floor between the cutting bays, with the overhead crane rail running above the benches
Cartons stacked to the roof in the packing area, frames being wrapped before they go into the boxes
Timber chairs and tables along a glazed screen in a quick service seating area
Specified differently

The mop decides more of this furniture than the menu

Dining areas in quick service are cleaned with a bucket, not a cloth: chlorine on the top, quat on the seats, and a mop handle into every leg. Material choices that survive a slow room will not survive that five times a day, so the cover, the edge band and the seat are picked for what attacks them.

  • 01The top takes the chemicalMelamine and compact laminate shrug off a chlorine wipe and go on looking like the sample. Oiled timber bleaches in patches, and the patches are permanent.
  • 02The edge takes the trolleyTrays, chairs and cleaning trolleys hit the table edge long before they touch the face. Two millimetres of ABS on a 12 mm core is the difference between a chipped edge and a replaced top.
  • 03The seat takes the sauceStitched seams hold oil and colour. Welded PU wipes out with the same cloth as the table, which is what makes a fifteen-minute reset possible with one person on the floor.
How we plan a quick service floor
2006Year established
EXW / DDPShipping terms
ThreeGroups in the range
How it works

From a plan to a priced layout

Four steps, and only the first one needs anything from you.

01

Send the plan

Room dimensions, counter run and the covers you have to turn at peak. Phone photos of a hand sketch are enough.

02

Layout and price

We return a drawn layout with seat counts, tray-width aisles, the model list and a written price, usually in three working days.

03

Sample

Chair and table top in your finish, roughly two weeks. Sit on it, spill on it, then decide.

04

Production

Three to four weeks after approval for stock finishes, cartons labelled against the drawing.

Next step

Send a floor plan, get a seat count and a price

Room size, counter run and the covers you have to turn at peak. The layout comes back with seat counts, tray-width aisles and a written quotation, usually inside three working days.