Why this dining chair earns its place
The GR345 is a straightforward, square-backed sidechair from Bolero — the kind of chair that disappears into a dining room until you notice how well it's holding up after a few hundred covers. A chrome steel frame carries a beech veneer seat and back in black, giving it a clean, contract-furniture look that sits happily in a café, a bar, or a hotel function room without fighting the rest of the room for attention.
Each chair stands 855mm tall, 505mm wide and 520mm deep, with a 460mm seat height that lines up with standard table heights. At around 5kg a chair, it's light enough to lift, stack and reset single-handed during a turnover — useful when you're clearing a room for an evening function or resetting after a lunch service. The chairs are stackable, so storage between services, or over a quiet season, doesn't mean losing floor space to a wall of chairs left out.
What matters more than the finish is what's underneath it: this chair is built and tested to BS EN 16139, the European standard for the strength, durability and safety of contract seating. That's the difference between furniture bought for a living room and furniture bought to survive daily commercial use — thousands of sit-downs, stand-ups and stacking cycles a year. It's supplied for indoor use, arrives as self-assembly, and comes as a pack of four, so one order gets a four-top table fully seated in one go.
