Why this table earns its place
This is a proper bistro table rather than a café afterthought: a round 600mm top on a metal base, finished in grey, within an overall footprint of 710 × 600 × 600mm. The steel goes through electrophoresis before it's powder coated — an undercoat process that gets protection into every seam and corner, not just the flat faces — so the finish holds up where cheaper outdoor furniture rusts through first: welds, edges, the underside of the top.
That two-stage finish is what lets Craven list it for indoors and outdoors both. Put it out on a terrace or in a beer garden through rain and spilled drinks, or bring it inside for the winter months, and it's the same table doing both jobs. The steel surface also means a quick wipe-down is all it needs between covers, which matters when a table's turning over food and drinks all service.
At 600mm round it's sized for two — a two-top that seats comfortably without eating the floor space a terrace or pavement run needs to fit more covers. It arrives flat-packed at 80 × 720 × 720mm and goes together via self-assembly, and at 5kg gross it's light enough for one person to carry, position and move again without help, which counts for something when you're rearranging a beer garden layout or bringing tables in at close.
