Portals Five-Piece Outdoor Patio Aluminum Bar Set with Natural Teak wood Accent Top in Light Matte Sand Finish prodid_839052 Color Temperature: 3000K

Name: Portals Five-Piece Outdoor Patio Aluminum Bar Set with Natural Teak wood Accent Top in Light Matte Sand Finish prodid_839052 Color Temperature: 3000K
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 49730709287
Price: 1259.44 USD
Availability: InStock
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Portals Five Piece Outdoor Patio Aluminum Bar Set with Natural Teak wood Accent Top in Light Matte Sand Finish prodid_839052 Color Temperature: 3000K Color Temperature: 3000K The beautiful mixture of wheat and straw will add a touch of nature to your home or office The high quality upholstery fabric dries quickly and is UV resistant Weight: 21 lbs

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