Look at an old booth and you will see where it failed: the front edge of the seat, rubbed pale by thousands of guests sliding in, and the exposed end corners, scuffed by chairs, bags and trolleys. The Wear-Edge Booth turns both into replaceable parts.
A strip of dark chestnut leather wraps the seat front and is held by push-release clips at each end; when it wears, it is unclipped and a new strip goes on. Each end carries a removable guard plate that takes the knocks, and the seat cushion itself is a separate, replaceable unit. Everything else, frame, back and plinth, stays put.
This approach keeps a booth presentable for longer without full re-upholstery, and makes the replacement cost of wear small and predictable. Spare edge strips and guard plates can be ordered from the parts list. The frame is hardwood and plywood; foam is specified to your market's fire rules.
