“Just the Boost your week might need- Starbucks at Furnitureland South”

CCB has recently made a debut at the newly renovated Starbucks location inside of Furnitureland South“The world’s largest furniture store” located in Jamestown, North Carolina.

CCB’s “Designer Special” series was modified to create a couple of custom seating styles to compliment this rich sophisticated “coffee drinker’s haven.”

Radius Banquette

  • Diamond tufted ISB detail
  • Deep uph seat with rounded front
  • Wide Wood Top Caps & End panels in CCB Driftwood Stain
  • Wood Tops Caps with electrical & USB outlets
  • Enclosed base

Straight Banquettes (various lengths)

  • Wide uph horizontal channels on the ISB
  • Shaped uph arms
  • Wood tops caps with electrical & USB outlets
  • Uph 1 piece “big seat”

CCB also provided a custom metal fabricated base for a table top by others. 


Thank you to the team at Furnitureland South for allowing CCB to be a part of this incredible project!

Interior images from Furnitureland South’s social media postings.

It’s All in the Details- New Privacy Risers & CCB Delivery

Have you seen our New Literature and New Website that was introduced earlier this year?

We have a huge new offering of styles including “Privacy Risers” that can be added to the tops of our booths. These New Risers include wood routed patterns (geometric, herringbone, etc.), galvanized metal, and metal rods.

A great way to take some of our classic seating styles and add a functional and design element.

We have recently produced booths for two La Cocina Restaurants inCCB’s “Standard” Series with a custom wood routed pattern on a privacy riser for their locations in Burlington and Clayton, NC. These risers have a triangular pattern which we programmed into our CNC machines. The patterns had to be adjusted to work with the 4 lengths of booths being produced in singles and doubles………… precision, precision, precision.

The privacy risers were finished in a custom stain color.

These 2 projects were ordered with our CCB Delivery Service which we believe is key to getting your order to it’s finally destination damage free.

Privacy risers are all assembled and inspected prior to going to our shipping department.  Some may ship attached, it depends on the riser design, attachment, and/ or method of booth shipment.

See an example of the risers packaged to ship to La Cocina for our Delivery Team to assemble on site.  We take the time to point this out because we think this is an important detail to the success of producing your order from start to finish.

Thank you to Jacobi Lewis Co. and our CCB Sales Representative, Quinton Macon for the opportunity to be a part of these 2 projects.

Check out the New “Privacy Riser” styles by clicking below.   CCB’s New Privacy Risers

Custom Routed Privacy Riser Panel for La Cocina Restaurant projects-Burlington & Clayton, NC

Single Booth panels were routed on 1 side.

Double Booth panels were routed on 2 sides.

After our Assembly & Inspection Department, the Wood Privacy Riser Panels were removed and carefully wrapped to ship on CCB’s truck to the job site for assembly by our Delivery Team. 

Why? Because we take pride in the product we produce for you and your customers and every detail counts.

Frisch’s – Classic Style

The greatest compliment that we can receive is long term relationships, repeat orders with our customers and their customers.

CCB has been working with FG Schaefer Co. (Food Service Equipment Consulting and Design) since our early days nearly 15 years ago.  We have been producing booths for FG Schaefer’s customer Frisch’s Big Boy for close to 12 of those years.

During that time we have seen the evolution of their brand that has been around since 1947. Their booth style has still remained classic, just like their time honored recipes and menu items.

CCB’s “Standard” Series is an essential building block to booth design.  The “Standard” is CCB’s “Shop Special” Series with a crumb detail added behind the seat.  These are 2 of the very styles that CCB was built from and are still available today.  Our all upholstered booths can be produced quickly, if time is of the essence!  Our CCB “Designer Special” also used by FG Schaefer and Frisch’s is another style essential.

Just a reminder not to overlook the basics! Tried and true.

Thank you to FG Schaefer for their continued support of CCB and manufacturing in the USA!

Let us know how we can help build lasting relationships with you and your customers.  A potential recipe for success!

CCB’s “Standard” Series with a Sewn & Welted ISB (inside back) Detail & Welted Seat Ends

CCB’s “Standard” Series with Sewn ISB Pattern

CCB “Standard” Series with Sewn ISB pattern

CCB’s “Designer Special” Series 
(for Carew Tower Project- Cincinnati, Ohio)

Introducing “Olde Barn” Table Tops- New from CCB!

(Ruby Ann- Product Model, CCB Mascot, & “Top Dog”)

Introducing CCB’s Brand New…….

“Old Barn” Series 

1.75″ Random Plank Solid Poplar Wood Table Tops


The attraction to natural materials, textures, aged finishes and surfaces continues to be strong in today’s market. Whether used to achieve reclaimed, vintage, or rustic looks or to create high contrast with sleek new modern decor, CCB is excited to introduce another New Table Collection to address the design world.

Weathered and distressed products have a functional aspect when used in commercial and hospitality spaces. They can look even more authentic and worn over time with daily use.

CCB’s “Olde Barn” Series is constructed out of random width and varying thicknesses of solid Poplar wood planks including natural saw and planar markings to result in slightly uneven surfaces to create the illusion of product produced out of “reclaimed” materials such as aged wood pallets or rough barn siding.

Please contact your CCB Sales Representative to see their sales panel in person.

We hope that this gives you one more reason to support “Manufacturing in the USA!”

(Standard in “Olde Barn” Distressing. 

Recommended in CCB’s “Vintage” Stain Finish as shown*.)

There will be variation in each wood top due to the individual & natural characteristics of each wood plank.

*Custom to match stains not available. Vast shades of color variation will occur. 

“What do America’s Publishing History & CCB Product have in common?”

Norman Rockwell was discovered at the age of 22 by an editor of “The Saturday Evening Post.”  Rockwell’s illustrations of American Lifestylegraced more than 300 covers during his career with The Post.

“The Saturday Evening Post” and “The Ladies Home Journal” are 2 of the most well known publications of the Curtis Publishing Company.

The Philadelphia, PA historic home of The Curtis Publishing Company built in 1910 has been renovated to become a high end apartment community called Lyndon at the Curtis.  As a part of the renovation, a CCB custom banquette was incorporated into a communal lounge.

CCB “Monroe” Series- modified 

  • Custom height & depth
  • ISB with CCB Monroe welt & uph button detail
  • Stain enclosed base

Thank you to DAS Architects & Interiors and Peyton Brown for the opportunity to be a part of this unique project with a historic and modern vibe.

Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

Interior images from Lyndon at the Curtis’ website and social media postings & from Apartments.com and ForRent.com

“A Coastal Setting at Porter’s Neck Country Club- Wilmington.”

This project will get you day dreaming of a vacation to the coast. Of course we are partial to the NC coastline!

Banquette seating was produced for Porter’s Neck Country Club located in Wilmington, North Carolina. CCB’s “Designer Special” Series was modified for single booths & a large “U” shaped banquette.”

  • Custom overall height
  • ISB with “push button” upholstery (no tufting or seaming)
  • Flat wrapped uph tops & uph end panels

 CCB’s “Designer Special” Series was modified for large “L” shaped banquette.”

  • Custom overall height
  • ISB with “push button” upholstery (no tufting or seaming)
  • Flat wrapped uph tops & uph end panels
  • Modified smaller seat & tall base 
  • Base in plain plywood to have materials applied by others once on site

Thank you to Big Sky Design and our CCB Sales Representative, Quinton Macon for the opportunity to be a part of this project.  
Let us know how we can assist you with your next project.  

Plain plywood base to have materials applied by others once on site

Interior photos from Porter’s Neck Country Club website and social media posts & from Big Sky Design’s website.

CCB’s New Website- Check it Out!

We are excited to announce that CCB Industries/ Carolina Custom Booth Co./ Carolina Custom Table Co. now has a New Website to showcase all of our standard as well as the custom product that we produce.

We have added a lot of new photos and tools to help you with your product selections. Ready to take a look?

Just click the link below. 

CCB’s New Website

And as always, thank you for supporting Manufacturing in the USA!

-Gregory & Amy Grady and the CCB Team


New CCB Catalog- Hot off the Press!

We are excited to announce after a lot of hard work and efforts by our team, we have a NEW CCB Industries catalog to share! 

This catalog shows all of CCB’s standard product lines:

Carolina Custom Booth Co.Booth & Banquette Seating (upholstered, wood, & laminate), Bar Height Banquettes, Waiting Benches, Common Area Seating, & Barstools 

Carolina Custom Table Co.
Solid Wood Table Tops, Laminate Table Tops w/ some Veneer Options available, Vinyl Tops (for use with linens), Community Tables, Hinge Top Tables, Table Bases- Wood Column & Metal

Components & Tools to help make your selections such as Upholstery Details, Legs, Stain Colors, Distressing Techniques, & so much more.


So have we got your curiosity and do you want to see all that CCB has to offer?

Click on this link to an electronic version of the new catalog.

http:// https://carolinacustombooth.com/brochure/2019/

Or want to receive a paper copy of this new catalog?

Contact your CCB Sales Representativeor customerservice@ccbindustriesusa.com


Unique Boutique Hotels & CCB

No two neighborhoods are alike and neither are the Hotel Indigo Properties.
Each is a unique boutique hotel environment designed to capture some of the history and current attributes of the area where it is located.
Banquette seating was produced for Hotel Indigo located in Mount Pleasant, SC.  
CCB’s “Designer Special” SeriesModified
  • Varying overall heights
  • Various Shapes – Long wall benches, custom radius to align with a wall, “L” shaped, “U” shaped, and a radius with no corner fillers
  • Custom laminate bases with electrical outlets
Thank you to Carver & Associates and CCB’s Sales Representative, Jeff Wells for the opportunity to be a part of this project and share another example that……….
“We’re more than just Restaurant Booths.”
Interior photos from Hotel Indigo’s website and social media postings, hotelmangement.net & postandcourier.com

CCB’s Hospitality Seating – Not just your Standard Banquette

CCB originated as a restaurant booth and table manufacturing company primarily servicing restaurant dealers.  As our customer base and project scope has expanded, we have embraced your requests to produce product that is far beyond the realm of “booth” seating.

Seating produced for Hotel Indigo in Birmingham, AL is a perfect example of this.

Custom Shaped Hospitality Seating
  • Plain uph low ISB & uph shaped arms
  • Loose accent throw pillows
  • Tight uph deep seats
  • Stained wood frame & enclosed base with electrical outlets
  • Custom stain color

This Hotel Indigo location has history as well.  This area was the location of the first apothecary in Birmingham.  This Art Deco inspired building from the 1930’s was constructed to house medical offices.

The “RX Lounge” where CCB’s seating is located gives a nod to the architectural history.

Thank you to Hospitality Furnishings & Design and our CCB Sales Representatives, Warren Dorn & Jay Dickinson for the opportunity to be a part of this project.

We think this is a good example of a Remedy to standard seating.

Outlet units installed in the stained wood bases

Interior & exterior building photos from the Hotel Indigo Birmingham website.