Brisbane Natural/White 6-Piece Teak Wood Outdoor Patio Set chenille Added Comfort: Includes two accent Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Brisbane Natural/White 6-Piece Teak Wood Outdoor Patio Set chenille Added Comfort: Includes two accent Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 38356452609
Price: 1764.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4374 (10 reviews)

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Brisbane Natural White 6 Piece Teak Wood Outdoor Patio Set chenille Added Comfort: Includes two accent Swatch:Zigana Yellow Added Comfort: Includes two accent pillows that complement the armchair and provide enhanced comfort for lounging Comfort Design: The chair features an ergonomic design that promotes user comfort 5"W x 17"H the Brisbane Outdoor Patio Furniture Collection is crafted with durable Premium Grade A teak wood and complete with comfortable cushions covered in machine washable sun

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