Kyushu Beige/Natural Outdoor Chair (Set of 2) Color_Antique Black/Natural Tone Drawer Handle Material: Chrome finish Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: Kyushu Beige/Natural Outdoor Chair (Set of 2) Color_Antique Black/Natural Tone Drawer Handle Material: Chrome finish Swatch:Zigana Yellow
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 89234164623
Price: 169.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1557 (24 reviews)

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SKU 89234164623 · ★ 4.2

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Kyushu Beige Natural Outdoor Chair (Set of 2) Color_Antique Black Natural Tone Drawer Handle Material: Chrome finish Swatch:Zigana Yellow Drawer Handle Material: Chrome finish bar pulls Sling Style Seat and Backrest: The woven fabric forms a comfortable sling style seat and backrest Use these chairs to create inviting seating areas for morning coffee inviting you to enjoy the fresh air

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