Crosley Kaplan 50 Inch 3pc Outdoor Metal Armchair Set - KO60012BZ 23.00" W x 17.50" D x 40.25" H Matching stainless steel grid available Color:Weathered Grey

Name: Crosley Kaplan 50 Inch 3pc Outdoor Metal Armchair Set - KO60012BZ 23.00" W x 17.50" D x 40.25" H Matching stainless steel grid available Color:Weathered Grey
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 23829136696
Price: 619.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Crosley Kaplan 50 Inch 3pc Outdoor Metal Armchair Set KO60012BZ 23.00" W x 17.50" D x 40.25" H Matching stainless steel grid available Color:Weathered Grey Matching stainless steel grid available SSG LTW3619W Constructed from commercial grade 16 gauge galvanized steel Enjoy lounging in the great outdoors with the Kaplan 3pc Chair Set 50" D x 36

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