Redbridge Upholstered Side Chair Cream and Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Accent Bench this everyday dining bench delivers

Name: Redbridge Upholstered Side Chair Cream and Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Accent Bench this everyday dining bench delivers
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43186565055
Price: 179.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0774 (5 reviews)

SKU 43186565055 · ★ 4.1

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Redbridge Upholstered Side Chair Cream and Black (Set of 2) Product Type_Accent Bench this everyday dining bench delivers this everyday dining bench delivers a fresh new vibe that blends perfectly in modern or more traditional design schemes Color: White Waterproof Fabric Style: Contemporary Finish: White Material: Fabric Foam Aluminum Collection: Nizuc Seat Width: 115" Seat Height: 17" Seat Depth: 21" Item Type: Outdoor Patio Modular Sectional This dining side chair introduces a tailored silhouette defined by a squared back Country of origin: Malaysia

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