Why this high bar stool earns its place
The Bolero bar stool pairs warm acacia wood with powder-coated steel in a design that works equally well at a weathered pub terrace or a casual restaurant counter. At 750 mm high, it's built for bar-height counters and pass-through seating where staff and guests need reliable, no-fuss seating that handles daily wear without complaint.
The acacia wood seat is naturally resistant — it won't rot or splinter under light water exposure if you leave it outside. The powder-coated steel frame is UV and scratch-resistant, designed to handle the bumps and spills of service. Together they weigh just 7.3 kg per stool, light enough to move, rearrange or stack when service quiets down. The teak colour pairs with most interior schemes; the wood grain adds warmth where all-metal or plastic seating would feel institutional.
These come as a 2-pack, so you can refresh a section of seating or have a matching pair for a tight corner. Assembly is straightforward — no special tools needed. The construction is robust enough for regular commercial use, from café terraces to event catering, and robust enough to live outside year-round without fading or warping significantly.
