Blog posts tagged with 'banquet halls'

Banquet chairs are one of the most versatile event chairs in the market today. Not only can they be used for weddings but also at just about any community centre, church, convention center, hotel and banquet hall. They’re also great commercial chairs for training rooms or other meeting rooms. We’re excited to have two of the most popular colours of stacking banquet chairs now in stock at our Mississauga warehouse.

Teardrop Back Banquet Chair with Black Textured Upholstery and Silver Vein Frame

Teardrop Back Banquet Chair with Navy Blue Pattern Upholstery and Silver Vein Frame

Some additional product details about the banquet hall chairs:

• Frame made of 18 gauge steel
• 2.5” thick cushion
• Available in Black textured or Navy Blue Patterned
• Able to stack 15 chairs high
• Silver Vein Powder Coated Frame Finish
• Non-Marring Plastic Floor Glides
• Designed for Commercial Use
• Ships Fully Assembled
• Weight per chair: 10lbs

The 2016 Restaurants Canada show is fast approaching. We're excited to be in booth# 2113 exhibiting our wholesale restaurant tabletop supplies, catering serveware and event furniture.

We’re breaking the mold on traditional restaurant supply stores by not only selling tabletop items that don’t eat into profits (i.e. more money in the bank for you) but also by:

• having no minimums
• all porcelain, flatware, serveware and glassware in stock
• same/next day shipping to ensure you get the tabletop supplies you need fast
• We also have all our products and pricing online and available for ordering 24/7/365 so there’s no need to leave your restaurant or catering company

New at the show this year, we will be exhibiting:

• Rustic and Dark Fruitwood Stacking Crossback Chairs
• Stemware washing racks
• Catering Glass Boxes
• Banquet Chairs
• Cruiser Table Cart
• Spun Polyester Table Cloths and Napkins
• Spandex Folding Chair Covers
• Melamine Rectangle Serving Bowl

We look forward to seeing you at the Enercare Centre in Toronto on February 28, February 29th and March 1st!

The ownership of National Event Supply recognized early-on into buying the business that there was a lack of replacement parts that existed in the market for event chairs and folding tables. Many party rental companies would rather replace parts then having to pay for an entirely new table. This definitely makes sense for minimizing the business expenses required – especially when the folding table or chair is still in good rental condition. So we brought in folding table and event chair accessories like the plastic leg clips for folding tables.

These plastic leg clips for folding tables help ensure the folding table legs are secured to the tabletop when the table is folded. It makes the table way easier to transport – a huge issue to rental companies as well as church groups, community centres or anywhere else that is consistently setting up and moving folding tables.

The problem with the plastic leg clips that we sell is that they are very specifically made for our NES Reliable plastic folding tables – meaning they may not fit your folding table. Two ways they may not fit: the diameter of your folding table leg may be smaller or bigger in diameter or the underside of the table doesn’t have a place to attach the plastic leg clip to.

Example of folding table leg clip smaller than the folding table leg:

Example of the specific place the plastic leg clip attaches to:

These are two perfect examples of why we always say that the plastic table leg clips are only guaranteed to work on our plastic folding tables.

We always like questions on how to use our products. They’re a great way to find out more about how our products should be used in their intended. Over the past two weeks we have shared the answer to the reader questions “how far apart should rows of chiavari chairs be?” and “how far apart should rows of white resin folding chairs be?” We've also had a reader ask “how far apart should rows of plastic folding chairs be?” and I thought it worth sharing the answer. From a guest’s point of view, having chair rows too close together can be uncomfortable. I know I have attended many hockey and baseball games where the stadiums cram rows of seating in and going to get a drink or to the restroom is an awkward experience to say the least. On the flip side of this, if chairs are spaced too far apart, guests won’t be able to adequately interact with one another and the room feels like there is wasted space.

The rule of thumb for how far apart rows of plastic folding chairs: 33.25 inches from chair back to chair back.

Our Plastic Folding Chairs are 15.25 inches deep. We need to leave an additional 18 inches between the back of the chair row in front to the plastic folding chair front of the row behind.

The rule of thumb for how far apart each plastic folding chair should be in a row: each plastic folding chair in a row should be spaced 2 inches apart so guests don’t feel crowded or uncomfortable.

This is our first foray into testing and videotaping our tabletop supplies. Common knowledge is that melamine platters are a stronger, more durable material then porcelain platters but what does that mean in terms of a drop test? We thought we’d give it a try so you can see for yourselves. We tested two products: our M1125 2.6” Melamine Ramekin and our M1904 14.5” melamine square platter by dropping them on our concrete warehouse floor. Check out the results in the videos below:

14.5" Melamine Square Platter

You can see what the product looks like after the drop test in picture form here.

2.6" Melamine Ramekin

You can see what the product looks like after the drop test in picture form here