Bolero Blue Bentwood Chairs with Metal Cross Backrest (Pack of 2)
Product Description
These Bolero bentwood chairs offer a straightforward, vintage-influenced dining chair in a blue wash finish. The birch wood frame is lacquer-treated for durability, with a wooden cross backrest and a...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 890(H) x 495(W) x 550(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
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Product Description
These Bolero bentwood chairs offer a straightforward, vintage-influenced dining chair in a blue wash finish. The birch wood frame is lacquer-treated for durability, with a wooden cross backrest and a treated rattan seatpad. They are sold in packs of two, which suits staged purchasing for smaller venues or top-up orders for existing schemes.
Bentwood chairs of this style are commonly used in cafés, bistros, independent restaurants, and casual dining rooms where a relaxed, characterful aesthetic is part of the offer. The rattan seatpad provides a degree of comfort suitable for covers where guests are seated for a moderate duration — a brunch service or café lunch sitting, for example, rather than extended fine dining.
From an operational standpoint, the birch and rattan construction keeps the chair light, which makes repositioning tables during a busy service straightforward for front-of-house staff. The lacquer treatment on the frame and the treated rattan seatpad mean routine wiping down between covers is easy enough in normal service conditions, though rattan seating generally requires more care than fully upholstered or solid wood alternatives in very high-turnover environments.
- Lightweight frame eases repositioning during service
- Lacquer finish supports routine cleaning between covers
- Blue wash finish suits vintage, coastal, and relaxed dining aesthetics
- Sold in pairs — practical for staged purchasing or top-up orders
- Birch construction provides a reliable balance of weight and rigidity
These chairs are well suited to lower- to mid-volume dining spaces with an informal atmosphere. For higher-footfall venues or outdoor-adjacent settings where chairs face heavier daily use, it is worth considering whether a more robust frame construction would be a better long-term investment.
If you are furnishing a new space or refreshing an existing one and would like to talk through quantities, mix of seating, or suitability for your specific environment, we are happy to help you work through the options before you order.
Key Features
- Birch wood frame treated with lacquer for surface protection
- Wooden cross backrest with treated rattan seatpad construction
- Blue wash finish applied to cross backrest for visual character
- Lightweight build at 4kg supports easy repositioning during service
- Supplied in packs of two for flexible, staged purchasing
Operational Benefits
- Light frame reduces physical effort for staff repositioning seating
- Lacquer treatment makes routine wipe-down between covers straightforward
- Vintage aesthetic suits informal dining concepts without specialist sourcing
- Pack-of-two format allows incremental investment as covers increase
- Consistent finish supports a cohesive front-of-house look across the room
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 890(H) x 495(W) x 550(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Wood
- Furniture seat
- Rattan
- Furniture type
- Sidechairs
- Material
- Birch wood treated with Lacquer, wooden cross and treated rattan seatpad
- Weight
- 4kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The birch frame and rattan seatpad are not rated for exposed outdoor conditions. For covered terraces with good weather protection they may perform adequately, but for regularly outdoor-facing use a chair in aluminium or treated hardwood with an all-weather seat would be a more practical choice.
- For moderate-turnover services such as a café or casual bistro lunch sitting, these chairs perform well day to day. In very high-footfall environments where chairs are moved and stacked repeatedly throughout the day, the rattan seatpad and bentwood construction will require more attention over time than a fully solid or upholstered alternative — it is worth factoring that into your decision if your volume is significant.
- The treated rattan seatpad can be wiped down with a damp cloth as part of a standard table-turn routine. Rattan does not respond as well as solid or upholstered seats to heavy sanitiser use over time, so lighter, regular cleaning is preferable to infrequent deep cleaning with harsh products.