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Bolero Bistro High Stools Ash Seat White Frame (Pack of 4)

SKU: FB625

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)

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These Bolero bistro high stools combine a white-finished galvanised steel frame with a natural ash wood seat and a simple backrest. They are designed to work at bar and counter height, and are sold in a pack of four — a practical starting point for operators fitting out a run of seating in a single purchase.

The steel and ash wood combination holds up reasonably well in commercial front-of-house environments. The frame handles the daily knocks and scrapes of a busy service without requiring much attention, and the ash seat provides a degree of warmth and comfort that all-metal options do not. The backrest makes these more appropriate for guests spending time at their seat — a café bar, a bistro counter, or a pub dining area — rather than purely short-stay perch seating.

From an operational standpoint, these stools are straightforward to maintain and manage:

  • Ash wood seats can be lightly sanded and refinished if surface wear builds up over time
  • Steel frame construction avoids the ongoing care that upholstered seating demands
  • Consistent finish across the four-piece pack reduces visible variation when placed in a row
  • Lightweight build makes repositioning and floor reconfiguration easy between services

These stools suit cafés, bistros, and informal dining settings where a clean, unfussy aesthetic is wanted. They are not specified as heavy-duty contract furniture, and operators running very high covers with continuous turnover may find a more robust specification better suited to that demand. The pack-of-four format works well for smaller venues; larger spaces may want to consider whether buying in greater quantity serves the layout better.

If you would like to talk through seating configurations or check whether this style is the right fit for your space, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

Frequently asked questions

Are these stools suitable for a busy bar or high-footfall venue?

These stools are well suited to cafés, bistros, and informal dining bars with moderate service volumes. They are not specified as heavy-duty contract furniture, so operators running very high covers with continuous daily turnover may find a more robustly built stool a better long-term investment.

What surface height are these stools designed to work with?

At 900mm seat height, these stools are intended for standard bar and counter-height surfaces typically found in café bars and bistro counters. If you are unsure whether the height suits your existing counter or bar top, it is worth measuring the working surface before ordering.

How do you maintain the ash wood seat over time?

Ash wood seats can be wiped down with a damp cloth for routine cleaning. If surface wear or minor scratches develop with use, the seat can be lightly sanded and refinished — a practical advantage over upholstered or laminated alternatives that cannot be easily restored.
Bolero Bistro High Stools Ash Seat White Frame (Pack of 4)

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)

£124.00(£148.80 inc VAT)

These Bolero bistro high stools combine a white-finished galvanised steel frame with a natural ash wood seat and a simple backrest. They are designed to work at bar and counter height, and are sold in a pack of four — a practical starting point for operators fitting out a run of seating in a single purchase.

The steel and ash wood combination holds up reasonably well in commercial front-of-house environments. The frame handles the daily knocks and scrapes of a busy service without requiring much attention, and the ash seat provides a degree of warmth and comfort that all-metal options do not. The backrest makes these more appropriate for guests spending time at their seat — a café bar, a bistro counter, or a pub dining area — rather than purely short-stay perch seating.

From an operational standpoint, these stools are straightforward to maintain and manage:

  • Ash wood seats can be lightly sanded and refinished if surface wear builds up over time
  • Steel frame construction avoids the ongoing care that upholstered seating demands
  • Consistent finish across the four-piece pack reduces visible variation when placed in a row
  • Lightweight build makes repositioning and floor reconfiguration easy between services

These stools suit cafés, bistros, and informal dining settings where a clean, unfussy aesthetic is wanted. They are not specified as heavy-duty contract furniture, and operators running very high covers with continuous turnover may find a more robust specification better suited to that demand. The pack-of-four format works well for smaller venues; larger spaces may want to consider whether buying in greater quantity serves the layout better.

If you would like to talk through seating configurations or check whether this style is the right fit for your space, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.