vidaXL Garden Chairs 2 pcs with Cushions and Pillows Poly Rattan Black

vidaXL Garden Chairs 2 pcs with Cushions and Pillows Poly Rattan Black

Marsoni

M251S

$187.73

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vidaXL Garden Chairs 2 pcs with Cushions and Pillows Poly Rattan BlackOur stylish rattan outdoor dining chairs will become the focal point of your garden or patio! These dining chairs, with an elegant design, will be a great choice for al fresco dining or relaxing in the garden. The powder coated steel frames make chairs strong and sturdy, and thanks to their lightweight construction, they are easy to move. Made of weather resistant, waterproof PE rattan, the dining chairs are easy to clean. The thick, soft, foam filled

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012