Window lines, column faces and the edges beside an order counter are often too narrow for a standard booth. The Perch-45 is built for exactly those strips. Its seat sits at counter height, 24 in (61 cm), and is only 17.7 in (45 cm) deep, enough for a supported perch. A narrow ledge table at 36 in (91 cm) high and 13.8 in (35 cm) deep runs in front, with a continuous footrail about 10 in (25 cm) off the floor.
Why it pays. Counter-height seating needs less depth than a standard booth and table, so a strip that would otherwise be dead space becomes seats. Guests on high seats also tend to stay for shorter visits.
Construction. Plywood and hardwood seat box on a steel frame, vertical channel back about 25.6 in (65 cm) above the seat, high-resilience foam, contract vinyl or fabric. Ledge table on black steel legs; metal footrail.
Accessibility. High seating does not count toward the accessible share; provide accessible standard-height tables nearby.
Where it works. Window lines, column edges, beside order counters.
