Bolero Tables

The Bolero Bistro Square Table is a compact, powder-coated galvanised steel table designed for café, bar, and restaurant environments. The white finish sits within the popular industrial-bistro aesthetic and works equally well indoors or in covered outdoor settings such as terraces, beer gardens, and pavement seating areas.

At 668mm square, it provides a workable surface for two covers and is a practical choice where floor space is limited. The galvanised steel construction is resistant to the knocks and moisture exposure common in hospitality settings, and the powder-coat finish wipes down quickly between covers. Non-slip feet keep it stable on uneven surfaces, which matters in older venues and outdoor paving where floors are rarely perfectly level.

From an operational standpoint, this table suits front-of-house teams well:

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint during off-peak periods
• Wipe-clean surface keeps turnaround between covers straightforward
• Suited to both indoor dining and sheltered outdoor use
• Consistent white finish integrates with most bistro and café schemes
• Non-slip feet add stability on uneven or textured floor surfaces

At 10.5kg, individual tables are light enough to be repositioned by front-of-house staff without difficulty, which helps when reconfiguring layouts for larger groups or events.

It is worth noting that this is a single-top table rather than a heavy-duty contract piece. For very high-footfall venues or exposed outdoor terraces without overhead cover, a heavier-gauge option may prove more durable long term.

If you are furnishing a new space or adding to an existing scheme and want to talk through the right quantity or configuration, the team is happy to help.

The Bolero Bistro Square Table is a compact, powder-coated galvanised steel table designed for casual dining environments. The red finish gives it a straightforward visual identity that suits café, bar, and bistro settings, and the square format works well where space is limited or where operators want flexible seating arrangements.

Galvanised steel construction means this table holds up to regular use without warping or deteriorating under damp conditions, making it a practical choice for covered outdoor terraces as well as indoor service areas. At 10.5kg it's light enough to reposition between services without much effort, but solid enough to feel stable in use. Non-slip feet help on uneven or hard flooring surfaces.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• Wipe-clean surface that keeps cleaning time to a minimum
• Stackable design to free up floor space when not in use
• Suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use
• Powder-coat finish resists everyday knocks and surface wear
• Non-slip feet provide stability on hard flooring

There are no installation requirements — no fixings, no utilities. The table arrives ready to use. Bear in mind that the 668mm square top suits two covers comfortably; operators needing to seat larger groups will want to consider larger table options or pairing arrangements.

This table is well suited to independent cafés, bar areas, small restaurants, and event or hospitality spaces where a consistent, unfussy aesthetic matters. It is sold singly, so quantities can be matched to the space without committing to a full set.

If you're fitting out a larger space or need to mix table sizes, our team is happy to talk through what works best for your layout.

The Bolero Bistro Square Table is a straightforward, no-frills table designed for commercial hospitality environments. Constructed from galvanised steel with a black powder-coat finish, it suits the kind of industrial-influenced interior that has become common across cafés, bars, and casual dining spaces. It is sold as a single unit and is equally at home indoors or outside in a covered or sheltered setting.

At 10.5kg, the table is solid enough to feel stable in service without being unwieldy to move or reposition. The powder-coat finish holds up well to regular wiping down, and non-slip feet keep it steady on both hard flooring and slightly uneven outdoor surfaces. For operators running a terrace or courtyard alongside an indoor space, the ability to use the same table across both settings simplifies stock and keeps the look consistent.

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint during off-peak periods
• Wipe-clean powder-coated surface suits front-of-house hygiene routines
• Non-slip feet provide stability on varied floor surfaces
• Consistent finish works across indoor and sheltered outdoor settings
• Galvanised steel construction resists the wear of daily commercial use

At 668mm square, this is a compact two-person table. It works well in tighter dining layouts where maximising covers per square metre matters, though operators planning larger group seating or needing more generous table dimensions should consider a larger format. For high-footfall sites requiring heavier-duty or weather-resistant outdoor furniture, it is worth reviewing the broader range before committing.

This table suits cafés, casual dining venues, bars, and similar hospitality settings where a clean, practical aesthetic is needed and storage space is limited. If you are furnishing a larger space or want to discuss mixing table sizes and formats, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Bolero 800mm folding polypropylene table is a practical, lightweight table designed for operators who need flexible seating arrangements without the bulk and storage demands of fixed furniture. Constructed from polypropylene in a dark grey finish, it folds flat for compact storage and deploys quickly without tools or specialist handling.

In catering environments, this kind of table earns its place through sheer versatility. It works well for function rooms that are repurposed between events, outdoor and marquee catering where tables need to be transported and set up repeatedly, and pop-up or mobile operations where space in a van or trailer is at a premium. The polypropylene surface wipes down easily, which matters during a quick turnaround between sittings or events.

• Folds flat for straightforward stacking and storage between events
• Lightweight construction makes it practical for one-person handling
• Built-in foot stoppers help protect floor surfaces at hired venues
• Dark grey finish suits neutral event and function room settings
• Polypropylene surface is easy to wipe down between covers

It is worth being realistic about the application. This is a folding event table, not a heavy-duty prep surface. It is well suited to front-of-house and event use, but would not be appropriate as a permanent catering station under sustained load. At 800mm square, it works comfortably as a four-cover dining table or a serving station for smaller functions.

If you regularly run large-scale events or need something more robust for high-traffic buffet or service use, it is worth considering heavier-duty folding table options. If you have questions about which table configuration suits your operation, we are happy to help.

The Bolero Bistro Bar Table pairs a solid ash wood top with a galvanised steel frame to produce a bar-height table suited to casual dining areas, café counters, and hospitality venues. It is a straightforward, well-constructed piece designed to hold up in environments where furniture takes regular daily use without requiring constant attention.

In practice, ash wood performs reasonably well in front-of-house settings provided it is not subject to prolonged exposure to standing liquid. The galvanised steel frame resists everyday corrosion and provides a stable base at bar height, making it a practical choice for venues that want a relaxed, natural aesthetic without sacrificing durability. At 13kg, the table has a reassuring solidity on the floor without being difficult to reposition when layouts need to change.

From an operational standpoint, this table works well where space is at a premium and a standing or high-stool dining arrangement suits the service style:

• Bar height pairs naturally with high stools and standing service counters
• Galvanised steel frame resists corrosion in busy daily use
• Ash wood top wipes down quickly between covers
• Compact 600mm square footprint fits tighter floor plans
• Straightforward to deploy — no significant assembly required

It is worth noting that ash wood tops require more care than laminate or resin alternatives in wet-prone areas. For outdoor terraces or poolside settings, a fully synthetic or treated surface would be a more suitable choice. This table is best kept to indoor front-of-house use.

It suits independent cafés, bars, restaurant waiting areas, and similar hospitality settings where a clean, natural material finish is preferred. Operators furnishing larger venues or spaces that include outdoor areas may want to consider alternative materials or heavier-duty options from the wider range.

If you are fitting out a space and want to talk through which table configuration works best for your layout and service style, the team is happy to help.

The Bolero Bistro Bar Table combines a natural ash wood top with a white galvanised steel frame to produce a poseur-height table aimed at front-of-house use in bars, cafés, restaurants, and casual dining spaces. It is a straightforward, well-made piece — nothing overcomplicated — designed to look presentable in a hospitality setting and hold up to the demands of daily service.

The ash top offers reasonable durability for a commercial surface and suits light food and drinks service comfortably. Like most wood-finish surfaces, it benefits from routine care and prompt attention to spills, particularly anything acidic or strongly coloured. The galvanised steel frame adds corrosion resistance and structural stability, which is useful in spaces where tables are moved frequently or positioned in covered areas with some exposure to moisture.

From an operational standpoint, this table suits venues where a relaxed, natural aesthetic is part of the look:

• Poseur height is well suited to standing service zones and bar settings
• Galvanised frame holds up in damp or humid front-of-house environments
• Ash top gives a warm, natural appearance that fits most informal dining schemes
• The compact square footprint works well in tighter floor plans or high-density seating layouts
• At 13kg, it is manageable to reposition without requiring two staff

This is not a heavy-duty outdoor table. Fully exposed exterior settings, or high-footfall venues where surfaces take consistent punishment, would be better served by an all-metal or resin-top alternative. The wood surface, even when well maintained, is not suited to prolonged weathering.

The Bolero range covers a variety of heights, top materials, and frame finishes, so if you are furnishing a larger space or need a consistent aesthetic across different seating zones, it is worth confirming the right combination before committing to an order. If you would like to talk through what works best for your layout, we are glad to help.

This Bolero bistro table combines a galvanised steel frame in a gun metal finish with a solid ash wood top, set at bar height for use with high stools or standing service. It's a straightforward, unfussy piece of front-of-house furniture — practical to live with and consistent enough in its aesthetic to sit comfortably across a range of hospitality interiors.

The ash wood top brings a degree of natural warmth that tends to work well in café, bar, and informal dining settings. It holds up reasonably well under day-to-day commercial use, though like any natural wood surface it benefits from routine care and is not suited to prolonged exposure to moisture or outdoor conditions. The gun metal frame finish is understated enough to absorb the scuffs and handling marks that come with regular use without drawing attention to them.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Bar-height format designed for high stools or standing guests
• Ash wood top — natural surface with warmth suited to casual hospitality settings
• Galvanised steel frame — corrosion-resistant and stable under regular load
• Gun metal finish — a neutral tone that works across varied interior schemes
• At 13kg, it can be repositioned by one person without difficulty

The 600mm square top provides a workable surface for two covers at a bar. It is worth checking your stool heights against the table before ordering to confirm compatibility, and measuring your floor layout to ensure the bar-height format fits your service flow. This table is intended for indoor use; if outdoor placement is a requirement, a fully weatherproof alternative would be more appropriate.

It suits cafés, bars, casual dining venues, and hospitality spaces looking for a reliable, consistent furniture solution at bar height. For operators furnishing larger or multi-zone spaces, it is worth discussing your layout in full to confirm that the format, finish, and quantities will work cohesively.

If you'd like to talk through how this fits your space or what quantities make sense for your layout, we're happy to have that conversation before you commit to an order.

This is a bar-height bistro table from Bolero, built with a solid ash wood top and a galvanised steel frame finished in black. It is designed for standing use or pairing with high stools, and sits comfortably in front-of-house settings where an informal, relaxed atmosphere is the aim.

In a commercial environment, the ash top holds up well under routine bar and café use — drinks service, light food, and the general contact that comes with a busy venue. The steel frame provides the structural rigidity that matters when customers lean or shift weight at the counter, and the black finish is neutral enough to integrate with a wide range of existing interior schemes. At 13kg, the table sits firmly without being awkward to move when you need to adjust the floor layout.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages are straightforward:

• Ash top resists everyday scuffs and minor knocks at bar height
• Galvanised steel frame will not flex or loosen under normal commercial use
• Compact square footprint allows flexible arrangement in tighter front-of-house areas
• Black finish complements a broad range of furniture and interior palettes
• Simple to clean and reposition without tools or complex upkeep

It is worth noting that ash, as a natural material, benefits from occasional surface care to keep its appearance consistent over time. This table is intended for indoor use; it is not suited to outdoor settings without appropriate weather protection. For operators furnishing larger spaces, it is a single-unit purchase, so volume requirements are worth planning at the outset.

This table is well suited to independent cafés, wine bars, casual dining rooms, and hospitality spaces that want a practical bar-height option with a warm, natural surface. If you are fitting out a new space or would like to talk through quantities and complementary pieces, the team is glad to help you work through what tends to suit the environment in practice.

This Bolero rectangular dining table combines a pre-oiled acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame in a straightforward industrial style. At 1800mm wide and 900mm deep, the surface comfortably seats four and can accommodate six when covers need to be pushed, making it a practical option for operators looking to get more from their floor space without crowding the room.

Acacia is a dense, close-grained hardwood that handles the everyday wear of a busy dining environment well. Spills, knocks, and regular cleaning are unlikely to cause rapid deterioration, provided the top receives periodic re-oiling to maintain its surface resistance over time. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and holds up better against corrosion than painted or bare-metal alternatives, which matters in environments with higher ambient humidity or covered outdoor exposure.

A few practical points worth noting for operators:

• Adjustable feet allow levelling on uneven or slightly sloping floors, reducing table movement during service
• Foot caps protect tiled or hardwood flooring from marking when the table is repositioned
• At 33kg, the table is stable under normal use and manageable for two staff to move during layout changes
• The matte-black steel frame sits comfortably alongside a range of interior schemes without requiring a fully matched furniture set
• The pre-oiled acacia top needs periodic re-oiling to maintain water resistance — a straightforward task but one to factor into maintenance routines

The table is suited to indoor use and covered outdoor settings. Prolonged exposure to direct rain or standing water will shorten the life of the wood top regardless of the oil finish, so fully unsheltered outdoor terraces are best avoided. Operators who need a smaller footprint will find shorter widths in the same range, and for environments where tables take very heavy daily punishment, a fully laminated or solid steel surface may be a more practical long-term choice.

This table works well in cafés, pub dining rooms, casual restaurants, and hospitality venues running an industrial, reclaimed, or pared-back aesthetic — particularly where the furniture is expected to contribute to the room's character rather than simply fill it.

If you are planning a layout and want to talk through table sizing, configuration, or suitability for a specific setting, our team is glad to help you think it through.

This Bolero poseur table combines a solid acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame to produce a standing-height bar table suited to commercial pub, bar, and casual dining environments. The proportions — 600mm square at poseur height — make it a practical choice for bar areas, covered terraces, and anywhere operators want to encourage standing or stool-height seating without occupying more floor space than necessary.

Acacia is a naturally dense hardwood that copes well with the day-to-day knocks, spills, and routine cleaning that come with commercial use. It does not need the regular retreatment that softer timber furniture requires, which makes it a more practical choice for busy venues. The powder-coated steel frame adds durability without excessive weight, and the combination holds up well across both indoor settings and covered or semi-exposed outdoor areas such as smoking terraces and beer gardens.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• At 14.5kg, it is manageable to reposition but is not a lightweight folding option
• Acacia naturally develops colour variation over time — this is characteristic of the material
• The powder-coated frame resists surface rust but should not be left standing in pooled water
• Best suited to sheltered outdoor use — not intended for fully exposed, all-weather positioning

This table is well suited to pubs, bars, and casual dining venues fitting out bar or terrace areas with a consistent commercial aesthetic. The 600mm footprint works comfortably for two standing users or two bar stools. For particularly high-turnover standing areas or larger terrace schemes, a heavier-gauge or larger-format option may be worth considering.

If you are specifying furniture across a full bar fit-out and want guidance on matching seating or quantities for your space, the team is glad to help you think it through.

This rectangular dining table from Bolero combines a solid acacia wood top with a matte black powder-coated steel frame. It is a straightforward, well-constructed piece designed for commercial front-of-house use — appropriate for indoor dining rooms and covered or open outdoor spaces alike.

Acacia is a naturally hard, dense timber that holds up to regular daily use better than softer woods. In a commercial context, this matters — the surface resists marking and wear without looking tired quickly. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and resists corrosion, which is particularly relevant for pub gardens, hotel terraces, or any setting with regular weather exposure. At 17.5kg, the table sits firmly without needing to be fixed to the floor.

• Parasol hole fitted as standard for uncovered outdoor use
• Foot plugs included to protect hard flooring and improve stability
• Powder-coated frame resists rust in outdoor and humid environments
• Panelled wood surface adds warmth without looking domestic
• Rectangular format works efficiently in booth-style or free-standing arrangements

There are no installation requirements — the table is ready to use on arrival. One honest consideration: solid wood surfaces in commercial settings benefit from occasional re-oiling or treatment, particularly if left outdoors year-round. For venues with very high cover volumes or environments where surface maintenance is difficult, a fully synthetic or resin-topped table may be more practical.

This table is well suited to cafés, bistros, casual dining rooms, pub gardens, and hotel terraces where a natural timber aesthetic fits the interior direction. The 1200mm width comfortably accommodates two to four covers depending on layout. The range includes wider and longer table formats for larger seating configurations.

If you are planning a seating layout and want guidance on table sizing or how this fits alongside other Bolero pieces, the team is glad to assist.

The Bolero 800mm square table combines a solid acacia wood top with a powder-coated steel frame to produce a piece of front-of-house furniture that works in both indoor dining rooms and covered outdoor settings. It is a straightforward, well-constructed table aimed at commercial hospitality operators who need furniture that presents consistently without requiring constant attention from staff.

Acacia is a naturally dense hardwood with a tight grain, which makes it reasonably resistant to the knocks, spills, and scraping that come with regular service use. The powder-coated steel frame adds structural rigidity and holds up well against moisture and general wear, making it a practical choice for terraces and beer gardens where condensation and variable weather are part of daily life.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are:

• Suitable for both covered outdoor terraces and indoor dining areas
• Acacia top wipes down easily between covers with minimal effort
• Powder-coated frame resists surface corrosion in damp or outdoor settings
• 800mm square top seats two comfortably and pairs well when pushing tables together for larger groups
• Industrial-influenced aesthetic sits alongside most contemporary hospitality interiors

At 13.5kg the table is solid enough to feel stable in use without being difficult to reposition when setting up for functions or adjusting covers. Assembly is straightforward and typically requires no specialist tools. If the table is used outdoors over the long term, the acacia surface benefits from occasional oiling, though this is a minor maintenance consideration rather than a regular task.

This table is well suited to cafés, gastropubs, hotel terraces, and casual dining venues looking for a reliable mid-range furniture option with a natural-material aesthetic. Operators furnishing larger outdoor spaces or high-turnover venues may find a heavier-duty or stackable alternative better suited to the logistical demands of their site.

If you are fitting out a new space or mixing this table with existing seating, the team is happy to talk through sizing and layout before you order.

This Bolero set comprises two armchairs and a low-rise coffee table, all constructed from polypropylene in a woven rattan-style finish and supplied in grey throughout. Two seat cushions are included. The wicker-effect moulding gives the appearance of natural rattan without the maintenance that natural materials require in a commercial outdoor setting.

Polypropylene is a sensible material choice for outdoor hospitality use. It does not absorb moisture, is not susceptible to warping, and holds its colour reasonably well under normal seasonal conditions in the UK. The surface wipes down quickly between guest sittings, which matters when the same outdoor space is turned over several times through a lunch or evening service. The table includes plastic foot stoppers that reduce movement on decking or tiled surfaces and help prevent marking.

From an operational standpoint, the practical advantages of this set include:

• Weather-resistant PP construction suitable for year-round outdoor use
• Rattan-style aesthetic suited to informal café, bistro, and pub garden settings
• Seat cushions supplied, avoiding a separate purchase
• Low-maintenance surface that cleans quickly between covers
• Table foot stoppers to protect flooring and reduce movement during service

There are no installation requirements. The lightweight construction makes repositioning straightforward when reconfiguring an outdoor area for different group sizes or seasonal layouts, and individual pieces are easy to handle if storage is needed at the end of service.

This set is well suited to venues looking for a neat two-seat outdoor option — small terraces, coffee areas, beer gardens, or entrance reception spaces. It sits at the more accessible end of the commercial outdoor furniture range. Operators furnishing a larger area or expecting heavier daily throughput may find a more substantial frame construction a better long-term fit.

If you are putting together an outdoor seating area and want guidance on what works for your layout and anticipated covers, we are happy to talk it through.

The Bolero Bistro Square table is a compact, square-topped table finished in a gun metal powder-coated galvanised steel. It sits within the industrial-aesthetic range that has become a common choice for cafés, bars, and casual dining spaces looking for a clean, unfussy look that holds up to everyday use.

The galvanised steel construction makes it a practical option for both indoor and covered outdoor settings. The powder-coat finish resists minor knocks and surface moisture, and the table wipes down quickly between covers — useful where turnover matters. Non-slip feet help keep the table stable on uneven or tiled surfaces, which is a genuine practical consideration in older premises where floors are rarely perfectly level.

• Stackable design reduces storage footprint when not in use
• Wipe-clean surface suits fast-turnaround café and bar environments
• Non-slip feet provide stability on hard and uneven flooring
• Suitable for indoor and covered outdoor use
• Industrial gun metal finish works with a range of interior schemes

At 668mm square, this is a two-person table that works well in tighter floor plans — pavement café layouts, compact bar areas, or anywhere space is at a premium. It is not a heavy-duty contract table intended for high-footfall venues running multiple sittings daily; for that kind of volume, a more substantial frame and top material would be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a number of covers or mixing table sizes across a space, it is worth having a conversation before ordering. We are happy to help think through the layout.

The Bolero Arlo is a round dining table with a white MDF top and a steel frame and legs. At 798mm across, it seats two comfortably and can accommodate a third cover in tighter or high-density layouts. It is part of the wider Arlo range, designed to coordinate with the matching chair collection for a consistent front-of-house scheme.

In everyday hospitality use, the white top wipes down quickly between covers, which is a practical advantage during busy service when floor staff have limited time between turnarounds. The steel base handles the routine knocks and scrapes of a working dining room without showing the wear that lighter-framed alternatives often do over time.

• White MDF top offers a clean, contemporary surface for front-of-house settings
• Steel frame and legs provide stable, knock-resistant support under daily use
• Easy-wipe top keeps cover-turnaround time to a minimum during service
• Compact round format suits smaller floor plans and flexible seating arrangements
• Coordinates with the Bolero Arlo chair range for a unified dining room look

At 9.7kg, the table is light enough to reposition between services or when reconfiguring for an event layout. One practical limitation worth noting: the MDF top is an indoor surface. It is not suited to outdoor use or covered terraces where humidity and moisture exposure are variable. Operators considering it for a semi-outdoor setting should factor this in before ordering.

This table is well suited to independent cafés, wine bars, and casual dining restaurants looking for a coordinated look at a sensible price point. Venues with heavier footfall or rougher day-to-day treatment may find a table with a more hardwearing surface material a better long-term fit.

If you are fitting out a new space or trying to match an existing scheme, we are happy to talk it through — give us a call or send a message and we can point you in the right direction.

The Bolero 700mm square bistro table is a slatted steel design finished in a terracotta powder coat. The top provides a workable surface for two covers, and the open slatted construction makes it equally practical in covered or open outdoor spaces as it is in a casual indoor dining area.

Powder-coated steel holds up well in hospitality environments. It handles the everyday knocks of commercial service, resists corrosion when used outside, and cleans down quickly between covers without any particular maintenance regime. The terracotta finish has a warm, earthy tone that sits comfortably in informal settings — café terraces, pub gardens, and bistro-style interiors — without appearing overly styled or contrived.

From an operational standpoint, there are a few practical advantages worth noting:

• Stackable design keeps storage requirements manageable during quieter periods
• Consistent terracotta colourway allows mixing with other Bolero pieces in the same finish
• Powder-coat finish performs indoors and outdoors without additional treatment
• Steel frame handles everyday commercial use without the upkeep associated with timber
• Straightforward to wipe down quickly during a table turnaround

One honest consideration with slatted tops is that they are not as fast to clean as a solid surface — food debris can settle between the slats, so a brief brush-down becomes part of the cover changeover. In venues with very high table turns or a more formal dining style, a solid-top table may be the more practical choice.

This table is well suited to independent cafés, casual dining restaurants, and pub operators looking for flexible furniture with a cohesive outdoor or indoor finish. It works well as a standalone piece or as part of a larger terrace or dining room scheme. If you are furnishing a space and want to talk through quantities, layout, or finish combinations before committing, the team is glad to work through it with you.

The Bolero 600mm round dining table is a compact, two-cover table supplied as a complete matched set — base and top together — so there is no need to source components separately or check compatibility before assembly. The 600mm diameter keeps the footprint manageable, which matters in venues where the distance between tables needs careful management to maintain comfortable covers without losing floor capacity.

The powder-coated base provides a stable platform during service. The weighting helps the table sit firmly on the floor when customers push back or shift their weight, reducing the minor but persistent disruption that lighter, less stable bases can cause across a busy dining room. The table top carries a scratch-resistant surface and a PVC edge trim that protects the most vulnerable point from chipping through regular use and daily cleaning routines.

From a practical standpoint, the main operational advantages are:

• Matched base and top supplied together — no separate sourcing or compatibility checks
• Powder-coated finish holds up well to everyday knocks and surface contact
• PVC edge trim reduces chipping at the table perimeter over time
• Weighted base stays planted during service without anchoring
• 600mm diameter suits high-density layouts where space between covers is tight

This table is well suited to cafés, bistros, casual dining restaurants, and breakout spaces where turnover is steady and a clean, unfussy look is preferred. It is not specified for outdoor use or heavy-duty contract environments where a more robust build would be appropriate. For venues needing larger table sizes or configurations beyond two covers, there are alternatives worth considering.

If you are working through a fit-out and want to discuss quantities or whether this specification suits your floor plan, the team is glad to help you think it through.

The Bolero 700mm square table is a complete dining table supplied as a matched set — top and base together — finished with a brown tabletop and a black powder-coated base. It is intended for casual front-of-house environments where a clean, functional table is needed without unnecessary complexity in the specification.

In everyday service, the table performs reliably under the repeated contact, cleaning, and repositioning that comes with regular covers. The powder-coated base provides enough stability to reduce tipping risk during service while remaining manageable to move when floor layouts change between sittings. The scratch-resistant surface handles the routine wear from cutlery and crockery, and the PVC edge trim helps protect against chipping at the table's perimeter — both of which matter in a space that turns over covers throughout the day.

• Scratch-resistant tabletop coating handles routine cutlery and crockery contact
• PVC edge trim protects the table perimeter against daily wear and chipping
• Weighted powder-coated base provides stability during service
• Supplied as a complete set — no need to source base and top separately
• Straightforward assembly suitable for quick setup during a refit or room refresh

Because the base and top are supplied together, there is no risk of mismatched components or separate sourcing from different suppliers. Assembly is uncomplicated, which is practical when preparing a new dining area or replacing individual tables as part of a broader refresh.

This table is well suited to cafés, pub dining rooms, staff canteens, and casual restaurant spaces where a 700mm square footprint fits the seating layout. For higher-footfall venues or outdoor-facing areas requiring more heavy-duty or weatherproof furniture, it is worth exploring the wider range to find a more appropriate option.

If you would like help confirming whether this table fits your layout or discussing alternatives, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Bolero 600mm square flip top table pairs a stainless steel tabletop with a lightweight aluminium frame, producing a practical outdoor table suited to cafés, bistros, and terrace dining operations. The flip top mechanism allows the tabletop to fold vertically so that multiple tables nest together flat, which makes a meaningful difference when you need to clear and store tables quickly between services or at the end of trading.

Stainless steel holds up reliably in outdoor conditions. It resists rust and surface deterioration from exposure to rain, humidity, and temperature changes in a way that laminate or powder-coated finishes often do not over time, which makes it a sensible long-term choice for covered terraces and semi-exposed patio areas. The aluminium frame keeps overall weight low, so front-of-house staff can reposition tables without strain during a busy service turnaround.

• Flip top mechanism nests multiple tables for compact, upright storage
• Stainless steel surface resists rust and weathering in outdoor settings
• Lightweight aluminium frame allows easy repositioning between covers
• Supplied flat packed with fixing set included for self-assembly
• Clean, unfussy profile suits casual dining and terrace environments

At 600mm square, the table comfortably accommodates two covers in a standard outdoor layout. It is worth noting that this table is designed for outdoor hospitality use rather than heavy-duty indoor service environments, where a more substantial construction would typically be specified. Assembly is straightforward with the included fixing set and requires no specialist tools.

This table is well suited to operators managing external seating where storage space is limited and tables need to move in and out regularly. If you are furnishing a larger terrace or planning a significant number of covers, it is worth having a conversation with us about layout and quantities before placing your order.

The Bolero 600mm square leg table is a compact, two-seat table with a stainless steel top and an aluminium frame. It is designed for commercial hospitality environments where durability and practicality matter more than anything else — cafés, bistros, outside terraces, and staff canteens being typical settings.

The combination of a stainless steel top and aluminium base makes this a genuinely weather-resistant table. Aluminium does not rust, and stainless steel resists the kind of surface deterioration that affects painted or powder-coated mild steel tops over time in outdoor or high-humidity conditions. The table is also notably light at 8.5kg, which makes repositioning straightforward and reduces handling strain for front-of-house staff reconfiguring a space between sittings.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Stainless steel top wipes down quickly and resists staining from food and drink
• Aluminium base is rust-resistant and suited to covered outdoor settings
• Lightweight construction makes rearranging the floor plan simple
• Flat-packed with a fixing set included — no specialist tools required
• Compact 600mm square footprint works well in tighter dining areas

The 600mm square size is well suited to two covers and fits comfortably where space is at a premium. It is worth considering whether the top size is appropriate for your menu style — operators serving fuller table settings may find a slightly larger surface more practical. If your operation requires tables to be stacked for storage, it is worth checking stacking compatibility before ordering, as this table is not confirmed as stackable.

This table is commonly used in cafés, small restaurants, hotel terraces, and staff dining areas. If you are furnishing a larger or more formal dining space, or need a heavier-duty option for high-footfall environments, a more substantial table construction may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this table suits your layout or want to discuss quantities for a larger fit-out, feel free to get in touch with the team before placing your order.

This is a compact two-person bistro table from Bolero, built with a stainless steel top and a lightweight aluminium alloy tri-base. At 700mm in diameter, it provides a practical dining surface without taking up more floor space than necessary — a consideration that matters in pavement licensed areas or tightly configured outdoor seating zones.

In everyday service use, the stainless steel top holds up well against the conditions that routinely damage lesser materials: rain, temperature variation, spilled drinks, and the general wear that comes with a busy outdoor season. It wipes down quickly between covers, which helps keep turnaround times tight when the terrace or garden is full. The aluminium base keeps the overall weight low enough that one member of staff can reposition or bring tables in at close without it becoming a task. The tri-base configuration provides stable footing on paved or lightly uneven surfaces, which is typical of most outdoor hospitality settings.

• Stainless steel top resists surface corrosion and cleans quickly between covers
• Aluminium tri-base is light enough for single-handed repositioning by staff
• Tri-base design sits stably on paved or moderately uneven outdoor surfaces
• Compact 700mm diameter suits pavement licences and space-restricted areas
• Supplied with a fixing set for straightforward self-assembly on site

This table is well suited to pavement cafés, beer gardens, courtyard dining, and covered outdoor spaces such as canopies or pergolas where some weather exposure is expected through the season. For purely indoor settings where a warmer or more formal finish would better suit the environment, a different surface material is worth considering.

If you are fitting out a larger outdoor area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this specification suits the site, the team is glad to help.

This 700mm square table top from Bolero pairs an ash wood surface with an aluminium frame construction. The ash arrives pre-oiled from the factory, giving it an immediate degree of weather resistance and a clean, natural finish that sits comfortably in bistro, café, and casual dining environments. The aluminium frame does not rust, which matters when the top is used on pavement terraces, beer gardens, or covered outdoor areas where it will see regular exposure to moisture and changing conditions.

At 13.2kg, the top has enough substance to feel settled in use without being awkward to reposition when you are reconfiguring covers between services. The 700mm square format is a practical size for two covers, and works well in arrangements where you need to push tables together for larger groups.

In terms of ongoing care, the ash surface will benefit from periodic treatment with teak oil. This is worth building into a regular maintenance routine — it is not a one-off task at purchase — and done consistently, it will extend the life of the wood and help retain its appearance through sustained outdoor use. Operators running high-turnover outdoor spaces or exposed coastal sites may find the natural wood surface demands more maintenance attention than a composite or high-pressure laminate alternative would.

• Pre-oiled ash surface offers immediate weather resistance straight out of the box
• Rust-resistant aluminium frame suits regular outdoor and covered terrace use
• 700mm square format accommodates two covers comfortably
• Weight provides stability in use without making relayout difficult
• Periodic teak oil treatment maintains the wood finish over time

This top is well suited to cafés, bistros, and casual dining venues that want a natural wood aesthetic with reasonable outdoor durability. For sites with heavier footfall or more exposed conditions, it is worth considering whether a more heavily protected surface would reduce long-term maintenance demands. If you are unsure whether this top pairs with a particular base you have in mind, or whether it is the right choice for your outdoor setup, the team is glad to help you work through it.

This is a square bistro table from Bolero with a stainless steel top and a lightweight aluminium alloy base. At 700mm square, it provides a practical two-cover dining surface and is designed to perform in both indoor and outdoor hospitality environments where durability and low maintenance are a day-to-day consideration.

The stainless steel top holds up well under the repeated wiping, spillage and general handling that comes with busy café or bar service. It resists rust and weathering, making it a practical choice for covered terraces, patios and pavement seating areas that remain in use year-round. The aluminium base keeps the overall weight manageable — at 13.6kg, the table can be repositioned without difficulty, which is useful when reconfiguring a floor plan between services or moving furniture into storage at the end of the day.

From an operational standpoint, the main practical advantages are:

• Stainless top wipes down quickly between covers, supporting table turnaround
• Rust and weather resistance reduces ongoing maintenance requirements
• Lightweight base makes repositioning straightforward without additional equipment
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use without needing separate furniture sets
• Supplied with a fixing set for assembly

It is worth considering floor surface and wind exposure if the table is to be used in an open outdoor position — additional weighting may be appropriate in more exposed settings. For operators fitting out larger dining areas or requiring round table formats, alternative sizes and shapes are available within the Bolero range.

This table is well suited to cafés, casual dining venues, pub gardens, hotel terraces and similar hospitality settings. It is less suited to formal dining environments where a heavier, more substantial construction may better match the setting.

If you are fitting out a new space or want to talk through quantities and layout before ordering, the team is happy to help.