Why this dining chair earns its place
Pavement seating lives a harder life than most furniture in a venue — dragged out every morning, folded away every night, and left to weather whatever the day throws at it. The Bolero Perth is built around that reality. Its frame is powder-coated steel, finished here in a light green colourway with enough character to brighten a terrace without shouting for attention, and the coating is what does the real work: it resists damage from rain and UV, so the chairs can live outside through a full season rather than needing constant fuss.
It's genuinely dual-purpose. Slip-resistant foot plugs mean it can just as easily go to work indoors without marking floors, so the same chair covers a pavement café table and an overflow spot inside on a wet day. The folding action is there for exactly that kind of flexibility — fast to set up in the morning, fast to fold and clear away at close, and light enough at 4.85kg to move without a second pair of hands.
When it's not folded flat, the Perth stacks, which is the detail that actually saves space in a cramped store cupboard or under a counter at the end of service. Sold in packs of two and supplied fully assembled, there's no build required — they arrive ready to put straight out on the tables.
