Best of all for festivals - state of the art folding picnic table and chairs

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Gearing up for the festivals? Forget the soggy bum and the ants in the pants. Invest in Roullier White's lightweight and compact folding picnic table for four. Order today and get it tomorrow (Monday to Fridays).

If you favour a more sombre affair, you are still not safe. If assembling a deck chair at Henley ends up rocking the boat. If your soggy picnic blanket has been striking a bum note at Glyndebourne. If come the National Hunt true to form, your picnic table falls at the first hurdle don’t worry Roullier White is sending in the cavalry.

Campaign furniture was first introduced in the 18th century, to provide British officers fighting campaigns abroad with some of the home comforts they would miss whilst spending months under canvas.

Applying the original principle that, for ease of transport, items should fold down as compactly as possible and applying modern technology and materials, this summer, Roullier White launches CF21; which will change the way we picnic.

Constructed from lightweight aluminium, which has been anodised to protect against corrosion, the CF21 furniture set folds-down into a case which, when opened- out, forms the tabletop. The table has four integral stools, which flip out in one sleek action.

Ideal for picnics – fitting easily into any boot - and much more stylish than horrid plastic furniture; expect to see CF21 gracing the Season’s outdoor events.

In addition CF21 is the perfect furniture for small gardens and terraces as it can be assembled in 60 seconds then stored, in pristine condition, until needed.

Opened the whole assembly measures 63x33", height 29", with the seats at 16".
Folded case measures 33x20x4",
Weight 26-lb.
Click here to order or call 020 8693 5150

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