Why this table top earns its place
Chevron print isn't a look most catering suppliers offer, which is exactly why it's worth having in the locker. This Bolero top pairs the zig-zag pattern with a gold edge finish, so it reads as a genuine design choice rather than a budget compromise — useful when a café or bar wants a table that does some of the visual work for the room without a bespoke joinery bill.
Underneath the finish is a honeycomb and chipboard core, which is the combination Bolero uses across this range for a reason: it keeps the top light enough to lift and reposition solo, while staying rigid under the daily knocks of covers turning over. The surface is stain and scratch resistant and built with no dirt traps, so a wipe between sittings is genuinely enough to reset it — no crumbs catching in seams, no grout lines to dig out at close.
It's supplied pre-drilled, which matters more than it sounds: it means this top goes straight onto Bolero's table base range without anyone reaching for a drill or measuring twice. It arrives flat-packed with all fixings included, so fitting it is a five-minute job rather than a project, and at 10.75kg gross it's light enough for one person to handle from delivery to assembly.
