Why this dining chair earns its place
The Bolero Perth folding chair is a steel-framed sidechair finished in a black powder coat, sold as a pack of two so you can furnish a run of tables without piecing colours together. It arrives fully assembled — no self-build, no hardware to lose on the way through the back door — and it's rated for indoors and outdoors alike, which matters more than it sounds for a chair that's going to live on a pavement or terrace one day and get pulled inside the next.
That indoor/outdoor rating is the whole point of the design. Steel folding chairs earn their keep on terraces and pavement seating because they take weather, get dragged around, and still need to fold away flat at the end of service. The powder-coated finish is there to survive that life — it resists the knocks and the damp that would chew through a painted or bare frame — while the metal seat and frame mean there's nothing on the chair that a spill or a hosing-down can damage.
At 800 × 387 × 471mm and a gross weight of 4.85kg, it's light enough for one person to stack, carry and fold without ceremony, but the steel construction keeps it stable enough for genuine daily use rather than occasional overspill seating. That combination — light to handle, solid to sit in — is what makes a folding chair worth having rather than something you dig out once a summer.
