Why this table earns its place
Bolero built this one for the tables that live outdoors as much as indoors — the terrace two-top, the pavement four-square, the beer garden set that has to survive a British summer without complaint. The frame is steel through and through, powder coated black, so it shrugs off the knocks a bistro table takes over a season: chair legs, trolley wheels, the odd dropped tray.
At 710 × 600 × 600mm it's sized right for two — close enough for a proper conversation over coffee, not so tight that two plates and a cafetière won't fit. The round top keeps sightlines open on a busy terrace, and there are no sharp corners to catch a passing server's hip. Weather resistance is the whole point of the finish: "suitable for indoors & outdoors" isn't a footnote here, it's the design brief.
It ships flat and light — 5kg gross, packed down to 80 × 720 × 720mm — and goes together as self-assembly, so a new outdoor set can be built table by table as stock arrives rather than waiting on a single bulk delivery. At that weight it's also easy for staff to fold into storage or reshuffle a terrace layout for a private function without needing a trolley.
