The Twelve-Back Panel Library is our answer to the most common reason booths are thrown out: the room gets redesigned and the backs no longer fit the look. Every panel shown fixes to the same booth frame with the same brackets, so changing the style later means unscrewing the back and fitting a new one.
The twelve panels, top left to bottom right: horizontal channel in oatmeal fabric; basket-woven tan leather; vertical timber slats; natural cane in a timber frame; plain pad with a brass hanging rail; two-tone green velvet over cream; buttoned tan leather; wave-quilted fabric; scallop-quilted burgundy; flat pad in a brass edge frame; plain cushion with rounded corners; and vertical channel.
How to use it. Choose a back for opening day and keep the frame, seat and plinth for the long run. When the scheme changes, order a new set of panels made to the same bracket positions recorded on your parts list. Old panels can be re-covered rather than binned.
Construction. Each panel is a plywood board with its own upholstery, timber or cane facing, fitted with steel hanging brackets.
Sample panels are available before ordering, and panel sizes are made to match your booth lengths.
