Why this dining chair earns its place
Some seating earns its keep by staying put. This isn't that seating — and that's exactly the point. The Bolero folding chair is built for the businesses that need extra covers on a Friday night and none of the clutter on a Tuesday morning: mobile caterers, pop-ups, and pubs or restaurants that flex their floor space around the week. Unfold it, seat someone, fold it flat, stack it away. No tools, no faff.
The frame is powder-coated steel — chosen because it shrugs off the two things that kill cheap outdoor chairs: weather and wear. The coating resists staining and UV fading, so a chair that lives on a sunny terrace all summer won't chalk or discolour the way an untreated finish would, and spills wipe off in seconds rather than soaking in. Bolero rates it for indoors and outdoors alike, so the same chair covers a beer garden in July and an overflow function room in December.
The small details are where this one earns its money. Foot bungs on the legs mean the chair doesn't scuff or scratch flooring every time it's dragged into position, which matters a great deal when you're resetting a room several times a service. At 805mm high, 445mm wide and 570mm deep, and a gross weight of 4.27kg per chair, it folds down small enough to store against a wall or in a cupboard between uses, and one person can carry a stack without strain.
