vidaXL Garden Bench with Cushion Grey Poly Rattan

vidaXL Garden Bench with Cushion Grey Poly Rattan

Marsoni

M251S

$179.06

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vidaXL Garden Bench with Cushion Grey Poly RattanThis Reclining Garden Bench is the ultimate standout for any garden or terrace, bringing a chill vibe thats all about keeping things simple and practical. With its clean lines and minimal fuss, this bench is designed to blend in with any outdoor area, giving you a cozy spot to relax or host laid back hangouts. Durable materials: This bench is made from poly rattan, known for being weatherproofperfect for outdoors. It adds a bit of style while standing

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012