A back-to-back booth is two single booths sharing one central back, which saves the depth of one back panel on every pair compared with two separate booths placed against each other. The Charge-Spine adds what many fast casual guests look for first: a place to charge a phone. A timber cap along the top of the shared back carries power and USB outlets on both faces, in brass-tone surrounds.
Construction. Plywood and hardwood frame built as one double-sided unit; plain upholstered back and long seat cushions in high-resilience foam with mustard piping; oak-tone timber spine cap; an upholstered end block topped with a timber side table trimmed in brass-tone metal; recessed walnut-tone plinth. Wiring is routed inside the frame to a single feed point for your electrician.
Space. The end table replaces a separate side table and the floor area it needs, giving solo diners and laptop users a landing spot.
Cleaning. The timber cap and side table wipe down with the tables; outlets sit on vertical faces, away from spills.
Where it works. Center-floor islands, food hall seating with long dwell times, airport and transit dining, and cafe concepts that court remote workers.
Options. Length, outlet count and type, cover, wood finish, end table on one or both ends. Electrical components specified to the destination market's requirements on request; final connection by a licensed electrician.
