Why this dining chair earns its place
This is Bolero's square back sidechair in Zebrano — a striped, wood-grain finish carried across a beech veneer seat and back, set into a chrome steel frame. It's a clean, contemporary silhouette that reads as warmer and more furnished than an all-metal chair, without giving up the strength a chrome frame brings to daily front-of-house use.
Each chair stands 855mm high, 505mm wide and 520mm deep, with a 460mm seat height that sits comfortably at standard table height, and each one has a gross weight of 5kg — light enough for staff to reset a room quickly, heavy enough to feel planted under a guest. The frame and seat construction is built and tested to BS EN 16139, the European strength and durability standard for contract chairs, so it's specified for exactly this kind of repeated commercial use rather than domestic occasional seating.
It's stackable, which matters as much for storage between services as for turning a room around fast, and it arrives self-assembly and rated for indoor use. Supplied as a pack of four, it's built for furnishing a dining room in a consistent, matched set rather than one chair at a time.
