Complete cabinet configuration
The back follows both outside edges of the L, giving each run a full upholstered back. A straight upper profile keeps the two runs aligned at the corner. The back upholstery build-up sits on top of the cabinet panel construction and reduces the clear seat depth within the 600 mm overall footprint.
A 60 mm seat cushion sits on a 36 mm deck built from two supported 18 mm plywood layers. The selected finished seat height is 450 mm, including the cushion. Floor-bearing end panels and internal partitions support the deck; the upholstered seat remains in place when the storage is used.
Four door leaves face the room along the accessible 1,600 mm portion of the long run. Two more face inward along the 1,000 mm accessible return. These are ordinary hinged fronts beneath the seat, with small bar pulls. The 600 ×600 mm corner is a fixed support zone, so the storage schedule does not count it as an accessible cupboard.
Light oak veneer finishes the external fronts and exposed end panels over an engineered-board core. Grain direction follows the individual door leaves and continuous end faces. This wood face is a separate material from the plywood casework.
The seat and back use the same warm oatmeal woven-cover direction. Seat pads and back panels are scheduled individually so their finished thicknesses and attachment details remain clear. A different fabric or a thicker seat pad changes both the material quotation and the finished sitting dimensions.
The upholstery stops above the front doors, leaving the pulls and opening paths accessible. A recessed, floor-bearing plinth sets the cabinet front back from the toe area. The two-layer seat deck, structural partitions and back upholstery carrier are listed as individual components, each with its own board thickness.
| Furniture layout | L-shaped floor-bearing dining banquette; fixed upholstered backs/seats and six front-opening door leaves |
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| Selected configuration | Selected 2,200 × 1,600 mm outside runs;600 mm deep, 450 mm finished seat and 900 mm back height; fixed upholstered seats/backs with four long-side and two return-side storage doors. |
| Selected project footprint | 2,200 mm long run ×1,600 mm return;600 mm overall depth on both runs;600 ×600 mm fixed corner zone |
| Seat & back height | 450 mm finished seat height including 60 mm cushion;900 mm overall upholstered back height;510 mm selected clear seat depth |
| Cabinet & seat construction | 18 mm plywood cases/dividers; supported 6 mm backs;36 mm seat deck from two supported 18 mm layers. |
| Storage & finishes | Four accessible long-face door leaves plus two return-face leaves; oak-veneer fronts/ends, oatmeal woven seat/back covers and small bronze-tone bar pulls |
| Room & package interfaces | Table edge/base, knee space, door swings, restraints and receiving route are project interfaces. Dining table, loose chairs and local installation are separate. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The outside plan measures 2,200 mm along the long run and 1,600 mm along the return. Both runs are 600 mm deep. The selected 90 mm back assembly leaves 510 mm from the face of the upholstered back to the seat front. Wall skirting, uneven corners and final upholstery build-up are carried into the fitted room dimensions.
The table is positioned against the actual seat-front and back positions. Its edge must leave a usable seated knee zone, while the pedestal or legs stay clear of feet and the route into the inside corner. Table dimensions, loose chairs and the surrounding passage are coordinated together.
The storage opens from the room-facing fronts without lifting cushions or seat panels. Table legs and nearby chairs must leave those six doors a usable swing. The room plan also retains access for fitting the corner modules, securing the backs and reaching any wall services; storage behind the closed corner is not promised.
The two run lengths, upholstery area, cushion build-up and joined back corner determine the seating work. A full upholstered back adds panels and cover work beyond a simple cabinet bench. Seams and module joints follow the selected transport and fitting arrangement.
The six fronts, hinges, pulls, exposed oak-veneer faces and floor-bearing partitions are counted in the cabinet package. The supported double-layer seat is included as its own line next to ordinary side panels. A change to the door divisions changes the fittings and internal storage openings.
We separate the banquette cabinetry and agreed seat/back upholstery from the dining table, loose chairs and local fitting. Any additional top or accessory appears as its own item. Wall/floor restraint and substrate preparation are coordinated for the actual room.
Module joints allow the L-shaped assembly to be transported and fitted into the nook. The receiving route is checked against the largest cabinet and upholstered-back component. Packing, freight, unloading and local installation are separate from the furniture subtotal. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
No. All six storage doors open from the front below fixed seat cushions. The cushions and seat deck stay in place. The square inside corner is a fixed support zone with no lift-up storage.
It has continuous upholstered backs along two dining runs, fixed seat pads and a room layout developed around a dining table. Table-knee space, the corner approach and six front-door swings are part of the arrangement. A straight cabinet beneath a window does not provide that same seated dining assembly.
Yes. The selected 450 mm finished seat height includes a 60 mm cushion above the supported seat deck. A thicker replacement pad changes the sitting height and the relationship to the table. Back upholstery also reduces the usable depth inside the 600 mm footprint.
The final layout determines the seating allocation. The outside run lengths include the joined corner and do not equal uninterrupted straight seating width. Table shape, place settings, approach space and the users’ seating needs are considered together to set the seat count.
The table is a separate item. Its base and nearby chairs must stay outside the front-door swings, and the table edge must leave usable seated knee space. Those interfaces are shown with the chosen table before the furniture positions are released.
The selected seat transfers load through the double-layer deck, end panels and internal partitions to the floor. Required seating loads, restraint details and any project testing belong in the agreed structural and supply requirements.
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