Gallery Hall Hotel & Resort Furniture / Ideas & planning
Guides for hotel and resort teams furnishing restaurants, bars, banquet rooms and terraces.
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Chairs · 6 min
Eleven pounds. That is what our slim aluminum banquet chair weighs, and it is the number your setup crew will feel two hundred times before the doors open.
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Chairs · 5 min
The doors open at seven and two hundred guests see the ballroom at once. Nobody looks at a single chair.
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Chairs · 5 min
Look at a ballroom from the doors before the guests arrive. The rounds are set, the napkins folded, and one long table faces the room from the front.
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Room layouts · 5 min
How many chairs does the ballroom need?
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Room layouts · 5 min
"Rows or rounds?" The banquet manager asks it the week an event is booked, and everything else follows from the answer.
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Room layouts · 6 min
How many chairs does Saturday need? The banquet manager asks it on Monday, and the honest answer starts with the tables.
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Buying & planning · 6 min
Order the pool restaurant before the pool opens.
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Tables · 5 min
Look at a ballroom set for dinner from the doorway and you see the rounds before anything else: their size, their spacing, the clear lines of the aisles between them.
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Buying & planning · 5 min
The designer has a color in mind for the ballroom chairs, and it is not on the list.
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Chairs · 6 min
At four in the afternoon the ballroom lights come up for the wedding walkthrough, and the first thing the couple sees is two hundred frames catching that light.
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Bar stools · 5 min
A guest comes through the revolving door at a quarter past six with a suitcase and a long day behind them.
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Buying & planning · 5 min
Price the ballroom before the color.
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Save finished configurations room by room, then copy a property plan for the next function room or the next hotel.
Begin where your setup does
Open chairs or bar stools by the seat height the room needs. Look at the configured price beside the listed size before a single choice fills the ballroom.
See banquet and dining chairs →A table may arrive whole, or as a top with a separate base. Confirm what each listing includes and how the parts join before room costs are compared.
See complete tables →Save the configured pieces to a named room. Compare the furniture subtotal room by room and change the counts as the setup takes shape.
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