Bolero Bentwood Chairs with Metal Cross Backrest, Oak & Rattan (Pack of 2)
Product Description
These Bolero bentwood side chairs combine a lacquered oak frame with a metal cross backrest and a treated rattan seat. The bentwood construction gives the chair its characteristic gently curved...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Earthwash
- Dimensions
- 880(H) x 460(W) x 540(D) mm
- Furniture frame
- Plastic
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Product Description
These Bolero bentwood side chairs combine a lacquered oak frame with a metal cross backrest and a treated rattan seat. The bentwood construction gives the chair its characteristic gently curved profile, which has been a fixture in café and restaurant settings for well over a century. Sold in pairs, they are a practical choice for operators who need to build seating capacity incrementally or replace individual chairs across an existing scheme.
In a busy front-of-house environment, the rattan seat wears reasonably well under regular daily use, though it benefits from prompt attention to spills rather than leaving moisture to sit. The lacquered oak frame is resistant to the knocks and scrapes typical of a working dining room, and the metal cross backrest adds structural integrity without making the chair feel heavy or cumbersome to move during room resets.
- Lightweight enough for staff to reposition quickly during covers
- Compact footprint suits tighter table spacing in smaller dining rooms
- Vintage-style aesthetic works well in café, bistro and informal restaurant settings
- Lacquered oak finish is straightforward to wipe down between services
- Sold in pairs, allowing flexible purchasing for smaller or growing operations
These chairs are best suited to lower-turnover dining environments — cafés, bistros, wine bars and casual restaurants — where a characterful aesthetic matters and traffic volume is moderate. For high-turnover settings with very frequent daily covers, a fully upholstered or all-metal chair may prove more durable over the long term.
If you are furnishing a larger space or mixing seating styles, we are happy to talk through what works well together — feel free to get in touch before placing your order.
Key Features
- Lacquered oak frame with metal cross backrest for added rigidity
- Treated rattan seat with a characterful vintage appearance
- Lightweight 4kg construction suited to frequent repositioning
- Compact 460mm width supports tighter dining room layouts
- Sold in packs of two for flexible, incremental purchasing
Operational Benefits
- Quick to reposition during room resets, reducing staff effort between covers
- Lacquered finish wipes clean easily, keeping chairs presentable throughout service
- Compact footprint helps operators maximise covers in smaller dining spaces
- Vintage aesthetic suits relaxed dining concepts without requiring full refurbishment
- Pair format lets smaller operators scale seating capacity without overcommitting budget
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Colour
- Earthwash
- Dimensions
- 880(H) x 460(W) x 540(D) mm
- Furniture frame
- Plastic
- Furniture seat
- Wood
- Furniture type
- Sidechairs
- Material
- Oak Wood Treated with Lacquer and Metal Cross and Treated Rattan Seat
- Weight
- 4kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- They perform well in moderate-traffic settings such as cafés, bistros and casual restaurants. In very high-turnover operations with multiple busy sittings each day, the rattan seat may show wear more quickly than a fully upholstered or all-metal alternative, so it is worth considering the intensity of use before committing.
- Treated rattan is reasonably durable but benefits from being wiped down promptly after spills rather than allowing moisture to penetrate the weave. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out the rattan over time — a damp cloth is generally sufficient for routine cleaning between services.
- These chairs are intended for indoor use. The lacquered oak frame and rattan seat are not designed for prolonged exposure to moisture or direct weather, so use in a fully covered and sheltered terrace may be acceptable in practice, but an outdoor-rated chair would be the more appropriate choice for any setting regularly exposed to the elements.