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Bolero
Bolero Bistro Indoor Bench Mango Wood & Black Frame 1000mm 2pk
£131.00(£157.20 inc VAT)
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These Bolero Bistro benches are a straightforward seating solution for indoor hospitality environments. Each bench features a mango wood top paired with a black powder-coated steel frame, combining a warm, natural appearance with the structural reliability expected in commercial use. They are sold as a pair, which suits operators who are furnishing a room in multiples or filling in gaps alongside existing Bistro range pieces.
In practical terms, mango wood is a reasonably hard-wearing timber for indoor seating surfaces — it takes everyday contact well and wipes down easily. The powder-coated steel frame is resistant to chipping and surface corrosion, which matters in environments where furniture is moved regularly and takes the occasional knock. Non-marking feet help protect floor surfaces, which is a small but useful detail in premises with stone, wood or LVT flooring.
The benches are flat-packed and come with the tools and instructions needed for assembly. They comply with BS EN 16139:2013, the relevant strength and safety standard for non-domestic seating, which is worth noting for operators who need to meet insurance or compliance requirements.
- Mango wood top with natural grain finish, suited to casual and bistro-style interiors
- Powder-coated steel frame resists chips, scratches and light corrosion
- Non-marking feet protect floor surfaces during repositioning
- Compliant with BS EN 16139:2013 for commercial seating strength and safety
- Pairs with the wider Bolero Bistro furniture range for a consistent look
These benches are well suited to cafés, hotel lobbies, pub dining areas and casual restaurant settings. They work best in environments where a relaxed, natural aesthetic fits the interior concept. For higher-traffic sites where furniture takes more sustained daily use, it is worth considering whether a more heavily built bench would be more appropriate long-term.
If you are fitting out a larger space or want to discuss how these benches work alongside other pieces in the Bistro range, the team is happy to help you plan it through.
Frequently asked questions
Are these benches suitable for a busy café that rearranges seating frequently?
They are reasonably well suited to that type of use. The powder-coated steel frame handles regular movement without significant wear, and the non-marking feet help protect floor surfaces. That said, for sites with very high footfall where furniture is shifted multiple times daily, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty bench construction would hold up better over a longer service life.
Do these benches work with other pieces in the Bolero Bistro range?
Yes — they are designed to sit alongside the wider Bolero Bistro collection, which includes matching tables and chairs in the same frame finish. If you are building a coordinated seating scheme, the team can advise on which other pieces are currently in stock and how they combine.
What do I need to check before ordering these for a licensed premises?
The benches comply with BS EN 16139:2013, which is the relevant commercial seating safety standard and is commonly referenced in licensing and insurance requirements for hospitality venues. It is still worth checking your specific policy or premises licence conditions, as some insurers or local authorities may have additional requirements around seating certification.
£131.00(£157.20 inc VAT)
£131.00(£157.20 inc VAT)
These Bolero Bistro benches are a straightforward seating solution for indoor hospitality environments. Each bench features a mango wood top paired with a black powder-coated steel frame, combining a warm, natural appearance with the structural reliability expected in commercial use. They are sold as a pair, which suits operators who are furnishing a room in multiples or filling in gaps alongside existing Bistro range pieces.
In practical terms, mango wood is a reasonably hard-wearing timber for indoor seating surfaces — it takes everyday contact well and wipes down easily. The powder-coated steel frame is resistant to chipping and surface corrosion, which matters in environments where furniture is moved regularly and takes the occasional knock. Non-marking feet help protect floor surfaces, which is a small but useful detail in premises with stone, wood or LVT flooring.
The benches are flat-packed and come with the tools and instructions needed for assembly. They comply with BS EN 16139:2013, the relevant strength and safety standard for non-domestic seating, which is worth noting for operators who need to meet insurance or compliance requirements.
- Mango wood top with natural grain finish, suited to casual and bistro-style interiors
- Powder-coated steel frame resists chips, scratches and light corrosion
- Non-marking feet protect floor surfaces during repositioning
- Compliant with BS EN 16139:2013 for commercial seating strength and safety
- Pairs with the wider Bolero Bistro furniture range for a consistent look
These benches are well suited to cafés, hotel lobbies, pub dining areas and casual restaurant settings. They work best in environments where a relaxed, natural aesthetic fits the interior concept. For higher-traffic sites where furniture takes more sustained daily use, it is worth considering whether a more heavily built bench would be more appropriate long-term.
If you are fitting out a larger space or want to discuss how these benches work alongside other pieces in the Bistro range, the team is happy to help you plan it through.
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