Why this dining chair earns its place
Terrace seating lives a harder life than anything indoors — dragged across paving, stacked in a store cupboard overnight, rained on more often than anyone would like. The Bolero Perth folding chair is built for exactly that: a metal-framed sidechair with a powder-coated finish, sold in Bolero's cheerful pavement-style red, and rated for indoors and outdoors alike.
The frame, seat and back are all metal, so there's no timber to swell or wicker to fray after a season outside. The powder coat gives that steel a tougher, more weather-resistant surface than paint, which is what lets Bolero rate the chair for outdoor use in the first place. Folded, each chair reduces to a footprint of 800 x 387 x 471mm — the kind of collapse that matters when you're clearing a pavement seating area at closing time or fitting chairs into a cellar between shifts.
Arriving fully assembled, there's no build time to factor into a delivery — unload, unfold, done. Bolero sell these in pairs, and the pair together comes in at a manageable 4.85kg, light enough for one person to carry and stack without a trolley. Because the finish is a solid, uncomplicated red, it's built for the classic pavement-café look: rows of matching folding chairs outside a café, bar or bistro, all pulling the same colour through the frontage.
