Why this table earns its place
The Bolero bistro table is the workhorse of pavement cafés, terraces and pub gardens — compact enough to pack in tight, sturdy enough to handle thousands of covers a season. The 600 mm diameter top is intimate for two diners but wastes no floor space: you can fit six of these where a single four-seater takes up room. At 720 mm high, it's the standard café table height, comfortable for sitting with a coffee or a meal.
The construction is stainless steel top on an aluminium frame — a proven combination for outdoor life. Aluminium won't rust, resists salt spray and coastal weather, and the weight is light enough that staff can move tables in and out of service without strain. The frame comes complete with a fixing set, so you're not sourcing brackets or hardware separately. Self-assembly takes minutes: bolt the top to the frame, level it on the ground, and you're done.
Stackable is the critical word here. Load one table onto another and you've halved the footprint — that matters at the end of service, in winter storage, or when you're fitting tables around planters and street furniture. Six stacked tables take up almost no warehouse space. The 6.8 kg weight per table means one person can handle a stack of three or four. The manufacturer promises "virtually maintenance-free" — a simple soapy water wash and you're done. Rain doesn't hurt it, sun doesn't fade it, and salt won't take it. It's the sort of furniture that gets used hard, moves around constantly, and still looks right after two years.
