vidaXL Garden Chairs 8 pcs Solid Wood Teak

vidaXL Garden Chairs 8 pcs Solid Wood Teak

Marsoni

M251S

$674.23

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vidaXL Garden Chairs 8 pcs Solid Wood TeakRelax and take a load off on these solid teak wood garden chairs! Solid teak wood: Solid teak wood is a beautiful natural material. It has been seasoned, kiln dried and then fine sanded to give a very smooth appearance. Teak wood is known for its exceptional strength and weather resistance. Comfortable seating experience: The backrest adds to the outdoor chair's seating comfort. Beautiful finish: A beautiful water based finish is applied to give the

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