Why this high bar stool earns its place
The Bolero Bistro range pairs materials rather than just colours — here it's galvanised steel against ash wood, a combination the manufacturer describes as a relaxed yet sophisticated look, and it's easy to see why. The Black steel frame keeps the silhouette light at bar height, while the wooden seat pad softens what could otherwise be an entirely metal, entirely utilitarian stool.
Each stool measures 760 x 427 x 425mm and weighs 5.75kg — enough presence to feel solid under someone perched at a bar or poseur table, light enough that staff can shift them around a room without difficulty. They arrive fully assembled, so a delivery of four goes straight into service rather than into a workshop.
Practically, they're built for a working front-of-house: the frame is metal and the seat is wood, a combination chosen for durability rather than delicacy, and they stack for storage when floor space needs clearing between services. That said, this pack is rated for indoor use — it's the steel-and-ash-wood construction and finish suited to a bar or dining room, not a terrace exposed to weather.
