Sims Superior Seating, Field Notes https://www.simsseating.com/blog/ Notes from the shop floor, craftsmanship, specifying, and design for commercial seating. en-us Wed, 09 Sep 2026 17:56:25 GMT From a Rented Warehouse to a National Supplier https://www.simsseating.com/blog/from-cotton-warehouse/ https://www.simsseating.com/blog/from-cotton-warehouse/ Fri, 12 Dec 2025 00:00:00 GMT In 1977, a rented warehouse in Locust Grove, Georgia became the workshop for one of the longest-running independent restaurant-seating manufacturers in the country. This is how that happened. sales@simsseating.com (The Sims Family) Fabric Selection for High-Traffic Venues https://www.simsseating.com/blog/fabric-selection-high-traffic/ https://www.simsseating.com/blog/fabric-selection-high-traffic/ Sun, 02 Nov 2025 00:00:00 GMT Three frameworks for choosing upholstery that survives the duty cycle of your specific room, and the trade-offs nobody tells you about until year two. sales@simsseating.com (The Sims Family) How to Spec a Commercial Booth That Lasts 20 Years https://www.simsseating.com/blog/specifying-booths-that-last/ https://www.simsseating.com/blog/specifying-booths-that-last/ Wed, 08 Oct 2025 00:00:00 GMT Most restaurant booths fail at the same five points. Here's what to look for in a specification document, and what to push back on when a supplier glosses over the details. sales@simsseating.com (The Sims Family) American-Made Craftsmanship, What It Actually Means in a Booth https://www.simsseating.com/blog/american-made-craftsmanship/ https://www.simsseating.com/blog/american-made-craftsmanship/ Mon, 15 Sep 2025 00:00:00 GMT Anyone can stamp 'American-made' on a label. Here's what it means when you open up the underside of a Sims booth and look at how it was actually built. sales@simsseating.com (The Sims Family)