The Bistro Set Wish-to-Purchase Gap: UK Consumer Data
The gap between wanting a bistro set and owning one is a measuring gap rather than a price gap. Furniture in Fashion, the UK modern furniture retailer, sets out the three points where the arithmetic fails in British outdoor spaces. A round table 60cm across with two chairs pulled out needs roughly 1.6m to 1.9m of clear depth, which many Victorian side returns and apartment balconies of 1.2m to 1.8m simply do not offer. Capacity is the second failure: a 60cm round top gives each diner an arc suited to a cup and a small plate, not two full place settings, for which 70cm square is the practical minimum. Folding sets resolve the conflict because the space only has to accommodate the set while it is in use. The report also covers the height mismatch between bistro tables and bar height tables, and no purchase intent figures are published....