Why this table earns its place
This is a compact 600 x 600mm square table from Bolero's Perth range, finished in a wood-effect colourway over powder-coated steel — the classic look of a pavement café table without the upkeep of real timber. It stands 710mm tall and weighs 7.1kg, light enough for staff to move and reposition through a service without help. It arrives fully assembled and ready to put straight into use, but the frame folds flat for storage or transport thanks to its collapsible legs, so it's as easy to pack away at the end of a shift as it is to set out at the start of one.
The steel construction is powder-coated with an electrophoresis treatment underneath, which is what lets it sit outside through changeable weather without the finish deteriorating — a genuine indoor/outdoor table rather than one that's just tolerant of an occasional shower. Each leg ends in a slip-resistant nylon foot, which keeps the table planted on paving or flooring rather than skidding as customers lean on it, and protects whatever surface it's standing on. Despite its light weight, the frame is rated to carry loads of up to 125kg.
It's a table built to work hard in a busy front-of-house setting — square and compact enough to fit tightly spaced pavement seating or a small café floor, wood-effect finish to fit a warmer, less clinical look than plain steel, and light enough that resetting a seating area between covers isn't a two-person job.
Check the narrowest clear opening, then every corner, landing, step and lift from the kerb to the room.
Stated machine geometry while kept upright. Allow handling room and confirm the complete route.
Measure the clear opening
Enter the usable gap with the door fully open.
This checks straight stated geometry only.
