Why this table top earns its place
A café or restaurant table top takes a beating that most furniture never sees — hot plates set straight down, spilled drinks, a wipe-down between every single sitting — and this Bolero top is built with exactly that in mind. It's a 600 x 600mm square, 30mm thick, with a High Density Woodchip core finished in a Heat Sealed Decor beech-effect surface, giving it the warm, familiar look of beech without relying on solid wood to survive daily contact with heat and moisture.
That heat sealed construction is what makes it heat and water resistant enough, in Bolero's words, to withstand daily operations easily — the kind of everyday wear a busy front-of-house throws at a table top, sitting after sitting. It's finished in a brown, beech-effect colourway with a square shape and 30mm profile, which reads as a natural, unfussy tabletop in most café and restaurant interiors rather than a design statement that dates quickly.
It arrives flat-packed, at a genuinely manageable 5.4kg, in a 45 x 650 x 705mm box — and it's pre-drilled specifically for self-assembly onto a suitable base, so there's no marking out, no guesswork on fixing points, just lining the holes up and bolting through. That's a real time saver when you're fitting out more than one table, since every top in the batch drills up identically.
