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Later in the season this lead time may be longer, however Barbed will communicate to customers any delays. Selected lines may have a longer lead time of up to 8-10 weeks, please see the terms and conditions listed with each product. Please also note that for shipping reasons chairs can only be ordered and delivered in pairs. Read now our full terms and conditions for ordering Made to Order products. Furniture held in stock will be packaged and dispatched within 3-5 days or is available for next day delivery at an extra charge. Bistro chairs can only be dispatched by sets of 2. Furniture will be dispatched by courier or via Barbed delivery which is available Monday - Friday between 10:00am - 5:00pm. Fermob furniture is made from aluminium and steel, and some ranges include pieces made with outdoor fabric. Although Fermob furniture is created and tested to withstand the elements and durability and versatility are key aspects to the Fermob ranges, you can extend the lifespan of your garden furniture by
following simple steps, like storing your outdoor furniture in a dry, well-ventilated place during winter. You can also order maintenance products like replacement foot protectors and touch up kits to help your furniture look bright and shiny even longer! If you're now the proud owner of Fermob furniture don't forget to activate your guarantee on the Fermob website!Recovering FurnitureReupholster FurnitureReupholstering ChairFurniture ReupholsteryReupholstered Club ChairDining Chair Makeover UpholsteryHow To Recover A Dining Room ChairHow To Reupholster A Dining ChairHow To Refurbish A ChairForwardHow to Reupholster Chairs • From old dining chair seats all the way up to the big club chair in your family room, use these tutorials to learn how to reupholster a chair and make it new again! Even a tutorial on recovering an office chair!Rumours abound that the word “bistro” is derived from the Russian language. When the Russians occupied Paris in 1815, it is said that they demanded food from the French by yelling “Bystra!”, a Russian word meaning “quicker!”.
While the historical accuracy of this is unconfirmed, it is undoubtedly consistent with the reputation that these intimate French restaurants share for speedy service and good, hearty food. Bistros are commonly associated with Paris, and it’s no wonder. A ubiquitous presence in the French city, they play host to any number of their Gallic patrons, providing a great vantage spot for watching the events of the city pass by. In the UK, their status has proven itself to be more changeable. Some British imitations of the famous Parisian establishments sprung up in the 1980s and 1990s before falling out of favour. In recent years, bistros have experienced a revival as our tastes once again take a turn for the continental. The emergence of several high street chains testifies to this, while a number of independent establishments have been similarly successful in making a name for themselves. A key feature of such eateries is their modest size. Compared with restaurants and even modern cafes, they tend to err on the small side, necessitating specific types of furniture.
Combined with the fact that many offer table service, these physical constraints propelled designers to engineer designs that fuse the compact with the comfortable. Bistros are commonly populated by a combination of bentwood chairs and high tables. Michel Thonet was a pioneer of such furniture as we know it. A master of bentwood, this 19th Century designer merged style and substance into a number of distinctive designs. While these were typically family-run establishments, today’s incarnations provide a formal and fairly priced alternative to many fast food restaurants. Across the board, their menus are characterised by rustic, simple cooking. Croque monsieur and steak baguettes occupy menus alongside traditional hot dishes like beef bourguignon, bouillabaisse and moules marinieres. Further to this, bistros are usually licensed to sell alcohol, and often include a wine list. Of course, whenever wine is around, it’s important to exercise caution, particularly when it comes to furniture.