Why this product earns its place
Some seating jobs don't need a statement piece — they need a chair that does its job, looks right on a pavement table, and doesn't demand a second thought. That's exactly what Bolero built here. It's a traditional courtyard-style sidechair, sized and shaped for small areas, pavements and anywhere space is at a premium, which makes it a natural fit for the tight footprints most outdoor seating actually has to work within.
The construction is straightforward and sensible: a powder-coated black metal frame carrying a plastic seat finished in a faux wood effect, giving you the warmth of a timber look without the upkeep timber demands outdoors. Powder coating on the frame means the finish is built to take the knocks and weather that come with life outside a café or pub, while the plastic seat shrugs off rain without swelling, splitting or needing to be brought in every time the forecast turns.
At 810 × 420 × 440mm and a gross weight of 5.7kg, it's a compact, light chair — easy for one person to carry, reposition or shuffle around a busy terrace between covers, but with a metal frame underneath that gives it the backbone a chair sat on all service needs. Rated for indoor and outdoor use, it moves as easily from a beer garden to a function room as it does staying put on the pavement all season.
