Why this dining chair earns its place
The Bistro leans straight into the industrial metal look that's become a fixture in coffee shops and pubs with an urban edge, and the Olive Green finish gives it a warmer, more characterful alternative to the usual black or steel-grey café chair. It's steel through and through — frame and seat both — so it has the weight and rigidity to feel properly commercial rather than domestic.
That steel is powder-coated, which is what lets Bolero put this chair outdoors as well as in. Powder coating shrugs off the daily knocks and weather exposure that would wear through paint, so the same chair can do service on a terrace one day and inside by the bar the next. Non-slip rubber feet back that up, keeping the chair planted on everything from a wet patio to a polished wooden floor — a small detail that matters when you're moving guests, trays and staff around the same space.
Day-to-day practicality is where this chair earns its keep. It's lightweight and stackable, so clearing a room for a deep clean or packing away at close is quick work rather than a chore, and it arrives fully assembled — straight out of the box and onto the floor. Supplied in packs of four at 850 × 425 × 510mm and 4.9kg each, it's sized and specced for venues furnishing multiple covers at once.
