Why this dining chair earns its place
Rattan furniture earns its keep on any terrace or pavement, but real rattan hates British weather and eats storage space the moment the sun goes in. This Bolero set solves both problems with a faux-wicker seat and back over a black metal frame — the woven look front-of-house customers expect, on a chair built to be moved, stacked and folded by staff every single service.
That's the point of it: it's a folding sidechair, not a fixed one. Opened out it stands 850 × 580 × 470mm, big enough for a proper seat and back rest; collapse it and the depth drops right down to 470mm, so a run of these against a wall or in a store cupboard takes a fraction of the footprint of rigid outdoor seating. For a pavement café clearing tables at close, or a pub garden bringing chairs in ahead of rain, that folding action is the whole value proposition.
Each pack of two arrives fully assembled — no bolts, no Allen key, no half hour lost before service. At a gross weight of 4.82kg for the pair, they're light enough for one person to carry a stack of them across a terrace without a trolley, and the black frame and faux-wicker finish are marked suitable for both indoors and outdoors, so the same chairs can move between a covered restaurant floor and an open beer garden as covers demand.
