Why this table earns its place
Part of Bolero's Perth range, the GH556 is a pavement-style folding table built for the kind of service that spills out onto the street. A 600mm round top in grey sits on a powder-coated steel frame — a finish chosen for outdoor life, standing up to weather without the rust and flaking that catches out untreated steel.
Sized to seat two, it's built for the tables that do the real volume in a café or bar: the two-tops that turn over fastest, fill a terrace edge, or squeeze an extra cover onto a pavement frontage. The round profile keeps corners out of a tight space, which matters when tables are packed close along a shopfront or between a bar and a walkway.
Grey is a genuinely useful colour on a trade table — it reads as considered rather than corporate, and sits easily against exposed brick, painted render or a run of matching Perth furniture. Bolero's own line on the range is straightforward: mix and match colours across a run of Perth tables for an impactful display, rather than every table matching identically.
