EASEN manufactures durable, easy-clean fast food restaurant furniture in Foshan, China. Complete QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) solutions for burger chains, pizza restaurants, sandwich shops, and fast casual concepts. Factory-direct pricing for multi-location rollouts worldwide.
Fast food and quick service restaurants face unique furniture requirements: thousands of customers per week, rapid table turnover, frequent cleaning, and the need for consistent brand presentation across dozens or hundreds of locations. Your furniture must withstand this abuse while remaining attractive, comfortable enough to encourage return visits, and affordable at scale.
EASEN Furniture, based in Foshan, China's furniture manufacturing capital, specializes in fast food restaurant furniture built to QSR operational standards. We manufacture everything from classic fast food booths to modern fast casual tables, all designed for durability, cleanability, and cost efficiency.
QSR (Quick Service Restaurant) furniture is designed for restaurants where customers order at a counter and seat themselves, typically turning tables 4-8 times per day. This includes:
| Feature | Fast Food / QSR | Full-Service Restaurant |
|---|---|---|
| Durability priority | Extreme — 800-1,500 covers/day | High — 200-400 covers/day |
| Cleanability | Critical — cleaned 6-10 times/day | Important — cleaned 2-4 times/day |
| Comfort level | Moderate — 15-25 min avg stay | High — 45-90 min avg stay |
| Materials | Vinyl, laminate, sealed wood, powder-coated metal | Fabric, leather, solid wood, chrome |
| Upholstery foam | Medium-density (1.8-2.0 lb/ft³) | High-density (2.0-2.5 lb/ft³) |
| Cost per seat | $60-120 | $120-250 |
| Replacement cycle | 5-7 years | 7-10 years |
The classic fast food seating solution — wall-mounted or back-to-back booths maximize capacity while providing comfortable, defined seating.
See: Booth Seating →
Flexible seating for fast casual concepts — chairs can be rearranged for different group sizes and allow easier floor cleaning.
See: Restaurant Chairs →
Modern fast casual aesthetic — counter-height or bar-height seating creates a contemporary look and accommodates solo diners.
See: Bar Furniture →
Weather-resistant furniture for outdoor dining areas, sidewalk cafes, and drive-thru patio seating.
See: Outdoor Furniture →
Fast food table tops must withstand constant wiping with cleaners, hot food spills, and occasional impacts. Material choice affects durability, appearance, and cost:
| Material | Durability | Cleanability | Appearance | Cost | Lifespan |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) | Excellent | Excellent — wipe clean, stain-proof | Wood grain or solid color patterns | $ | 7-10 years |
| Compact Laminate | Extreme | Excellent — bleach-safe, waterproof | Solid colors or patterns | $$ | 10-15 years |
| Solid Wood (sealed) | Good | Good — needs resealing every 2-3 years | Natural wood beauty | $$ | 10+ years with maintenance |
| MDF with wood veneer | Moderate | Good — wipe clean | Looks like solid wood | $ | 5-7 years |
| Melamine | Budget | Fair — can chip at edges | Basic patterns | $ | 3-5 years |
EASEN recommendation for fast food: HPL (High-Pressure Laminate) offers the best balance of durability, cleanability, appearance, and cost. Most major fast food chains use HPL table tops.
Use when: Maximizing seat count, accommodating solo diners or couples
Use when: Families, small groups, primary seating type
Note: Booth tables are often wall-mounted or floor-mounted (can't be moved)
Use when: Fast casual concept, encouraging social interaction
Base material: Cast iron (heavy, very stable, rustproof with powder coating) is the industry standard for fast food restaurants. Weighted steel bases are a budget alternative.
Fast food restaurants need upholstery that can be wiped down 6-10 times per day and withstand ketchup, mustard, soda, grease, and cleaning chemicals. Commercial-grade vinyl is the only practical choice:
Performance fabrics (polyester/olefin blends) are common in full-service restaurants but not recommended for fast food:
Table tops, booth trim, and chair frames use these durable finishes:
Opening 5, 10, 20, or 50 fast food locations? EASEN's multi-location rollout process ensures consistency, predictable timelines, and cost efficiency:
Timeline: 4-6 weeks
Goal: Finalize one restaurant's complete furniture package before ordering for all locations
Timeline: 10-14 weeks
Goal: Produce and install one complete restaurant to validate quality and timelines
Decision point: Approve quality and proceed to mass production
Timeline: 8-12 weeks (for 10-50 locations)
Production approach:
EASEN's factory capacity: 200-500 complete restaurant sets simultaneously
Timeline: Aligned with construction schedules
Delivery options:
Each location's furniture is packed separately with location ID labels
Volume discounts apply for multi-location orders:
| Number of Locations | Price per Complete Restaurant (80-100 seats) | Savings vs. Single Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 location | $12,000-18,000 | — |
| 5-9 locations | $10,500-15,500 | 10-15% discount |
| 10-19 locations | $9,500-14,000 | 18-22% discount |
| 20-49 locations | $8,800-12,800 | 25-30% discount |
| 50+ locations | Custom pricing | 30-40% discount |
Prices are FOB Foshan, China. Add 20-30% for shipping to USA, import duties, and domestic delivery.
EASEN's typical minimum for fast food projects is one complete restaurant (approximately 80-100 seats), which equals $10,000-15,000 USD furniture value. For multi-location rollouts, there is no per-location minimum — order as many locations as you're opening.
Add 4-6 weeks for ocean shipping from China to USA/Canada/Europe, or 7-10 days for air freight (significantly more expensive).
Yes. If you're refreshing or expanding an existing chain, send us:
We'll manufacture samples for side-by-side comparison before producing the full order. Our color matching success rate is 98%+ on first sample.
| Furniture Type | Cost Per Seat (FOB China) |
|---|---|
| Fixed booth seating (including table) | $90-140 per seat |
| Molded plastic chairs + HPL table (four-top) | $55-80 per seat |
| Wood or metal chairs + HPL table (four-top) | $75-110 per seat |
| Bar stools + bar-height table | $70-120 per seat |
| Outdoor aluminum seating + table | $65-95 per seat |
Complete 80-seat restaurant typically costs $10,000-15,000 FOB China, or $12,000-19,000 delivered to USA.
EASEN's QSR furniture is built to 10-20 times residential standards:
Yes. EASEN provides furniture meeting these fire safety standards (testing arranged through accredited third-party labs):
Testing reports provided with shipment. Additional cost: $800-1,500 per test report (one-time fee, covers entire order).
Daily cleaning (6-10 times per day):
Weekly deep cleaning:
Annual maintenance:
Standard terms:
More flexible terms available for large multi-location rollouts (20+ locations). Payment methods: Wire transfer (T/T), Letter of Credit (L/C).
Standard (all projects):
On-site installation (optional):
Most clients hire local contractors for installation (booth installation typically $500-1,200 per restaurant; tables/chairs require minimal assembly).
2-year commercial warranty covering:
Warranty excludes normal wear and tear, vandalism, misuse, and damage from improper cleaning. For valid claims, we ship replacement parts or furniture at our expense.
Contact EASEN with:
We'll respond within 24 hours with preliminary budget estimate and project timeline, and schedule a consultation call.
Partner with EASEN for your next QSR location or multi-location rollout. Get durable, easy-clean furniture built for high-traffic operations. Factory-direct pricing from Foshan, China.
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