Why this table earns its place
Pavement and courtyard seating takes a battering that indoor furniture never has to deal with — rain, sun, and the daily business of being folded, stacked and dragged back out again. The Bolero Perth Square Table is built for exactly that. Its 600 x 600mm top gives a compact footprint that suits pavement seating and tight outdoor layouts, standing at 710mm high, and the light green finish brings a bit of colour to a seating area without shouting about it.
The frame is made from powder-coated steel with an electrophoresis coating, a process built to let it withstand both indoor and outdoor use for long periods without any change to its appearance — so it isn't a table that needs babying through a British summer of showers and sun. Each leg is fitted with a slip-resistant nylon foot, which stops the table sliding about mid-service and protects whatever floor or paving it's standing on. Despite all that durability, it's genuinely light at 7kg, so staff aren't wrestling with it during a changeover.
Where it earns its keep is the fold. The collapsible frame means it goes from full-size table to flat storage in moments, which matters when a venue needs to open up pavement seating on a good day and clear it away fast when the weather turns or the shift ends. It arrives fully assembled, so there's no build time before it's earning its place outside — just unfold it and it's ready. And for all its lightweight, foldaway design, the steel construction is rated to hold loads of up to 125kg, so it's not a table that feels flimsy once drinks, plates and elbows are on it.
