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Chair, armchair and stools in one matching range
C-4375 Bentwood Barstool
A matching bentwood stool option for bar seating and hospitality counters.
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Request adviceBentwood chairs Australia: what to check before you buy
If you are comparing bentwood chair suppliers, focus on what changes performance over time: timber grade, joinery, finish system, glides, and how the chair is packed for transport. The No.18 profile looks similar across websites, but the build spec can vary.
For cafés & restaurants
- Seat height consistency across the batch
- Stable legs (no wobble) and good glue lines at joints
- Commercial finish that handles cleaning and knocks
- Glides that suit tile, concrete, timber, or vinyl
For projects & fit-outs
- Finish codes and sample approval before ordering
- Spare chairs for quick replacements
- Clear lead time and delivery planning by state
- Ability to match chair + armchair + stool finishes
Also known as: No.18 bentwood chair / A-18 / A-1840 (chair). Armchair and stools are commonly referenced as B-1840, H-1840, C-4346 and C-4375.
Quick comparison: which model suits the area?
| Model | Best for | Why specifiers choose it | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-1840 (No.18 / A-18) | General dining | Light, classic, proven for hospitality turnover | View |
| B-1840 armchair | Feature tables / longer stays | Arms add comfort and help zone premium areas | View |
| H-1840 barstool | Bars + counters | Consistent profile across bar seating | View |
| C-4375 barstool | High-use hospitality counters | Matching family look with a dedicated stool option | View |
| C-4346 low stool | Flexible / tight layouts | Compact footprint for occasional seating zones | View |
Project references
Bentwood chairs work best when the chair, stool and finishes stay consistent across the venue. These projects show how the range sits in real hospitality layouts.
Finishes
Paged timber finishes and stains
Use finish codes to keep chairs, armchairs and stools consistent across a venue. For sign-off, request a sample.
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Catalogue & finishes
Paged timber finishes and stains
Use these finishes as a guide. Wood grain and tone vary between batches and can change how a stain reads.
For project work, request a sample before you sign off.
Classic stains (Beech)
Common beech stains used across Paged timber frames. Replace swatches with your real finish images if needed.
Classic stains (Oak)
Oak options for selected frames and table tops. Use samples for final selection.
Supplementary stains (Beech)
Extra colour stains used on selected models and larger project orders.
Wax oils (Oak)
Enamel colours (Beech) – quick view
Enamel colours for selected beech frames. For full references (RAL / NCS), use the PDF sampler.
About Paged
Bentwood made with long-term durability in mind
Paged is known for bentwood furniture manufacturing and a focus on durability, repeatable finishes, and responsible production.
For hospitality seating, that matters because these chairs and stools see heavier use than residential settings.
Sustainability
Responsible timber + cleaner production
- FSC®-certified wood from responsibly managed forests
- Renewable energy use, including solar
- Water-based varnishes and environmentally-friendly adhesives
- Lower waste impact through better process control
History
Over 140 years of bentwood craft
- Jasienica bentwood factory origins (1881)
- Industrial heritage tied to classic bentwood production
- Modern output shaped by designers and global use
Technology
How bentwood gets made
- Timber seasoning and drying to target moisture
- Machining + CNC for repeatable components
- Steam bending and shape setting
- Assembly, finishing (stain / varnish / enamel), then testing
Need finish help for a fit-out?
Send the model (A-1840 / B-1840 / H-1840 / C-4346), quantity, finish code and delivery postcode.
We’ll confirm the best supply option and help you match finishes across chairs, armchairs and stools.
About Paged: sustainability, history and process
Sustainability
Responsible timber + long service life
Controlled finishing and long product life reduce replacement cycles in hospitality.
History
A legacy of bentwood furniture
Bentwood heritage supports repeatable production for commercial seating programs.
Process
Steam bending + repeatable finishing
Drying, bending, assembly and finishing steps help keep output consistent for projects.
Bentwood chair FAQs
Is A-1840 the same as the No.18 bentwood chair?
Yes. Many suppliers use No.18, A-18 and A-1840 to describe the same chair profile.
What is the difference between the chair and the armchair?
Use the A-1840 chair for general dining. Use the B-1840 armchair for feature tables and longer stays where arms add comfort.
Do you supply bentwood chairs Australia-wide?
Yes. We supply bentwood chairs, armchairs and stools across Australia for hospitality and residential projects.
How do I keep finishes consistent across a venue?
Use the finish code on every line item (chair, armchair, stools). For projects, request a sample before sign-off.
What do you need to quote quickly?
Send quantities by model, finish code, delivery postcode, and any glide needs (tile, timber, concrete, vinyl). We’ll confirm pricing, lead time and delivery options.
Get project pricing for bentwood chairs
Send your quantities by model (A-1840 / B-1840 / H-1840 / C-4346 / C-4375), finish code and delivery postcode. We’ll confirm pricing, lead time and the best supply option for your fit-out.