Why this table top earns its place
Chevron print isn't a look most catering tabletops bother with, and that's exactly why this one stands out on a floor otherwise dressed in plain oak or grey ash. The pattern runs across a honeycomb and chipboard core, finished at the edge with a gold trim that lifts it above the usual laminate options without tipping into anything fussy — it still reads as commercial furniture, just furniture someone thought about.
The core construction is worth understanding rather than skating past: a honeycomb centre sandwiched in chipboard keeps the top light enough to handle during a changeover or a deep clean, while staying rigid under the daily knock of trays, plates and elbows. The surface itself is stain and scratch resistant, and Bolero has designed it with no dirt traps — no fussy grooves or trims for sauce and coffee rings to sit in — so a cloth and a spray is genuinely all it takes between covers.
At 1100 x 700mm this sits comfortably as a two-to-four cover table, and it comes pre-drilled specifically for attachment to Bolero's table base range, so there's no improvising fixing points on site. It arrives flat-packed with all the fixings included, and at 17.64kg it has enough heft to sit solidly once built without being awkward for one person to carry in. It's rated for indoor use only, which is worth knowing before you plan a terrace refit around it.
