9630BE*2LC2R (2) Sectional with Left Chaise, Pull-out Bed and Hidden Storage, Charging Ports Color_Distressed White built with English dovetail joinery

Name: 9630BE*2LC2R (2) Sectional with Left Chaise, Pull-out Bed and Hidden Storage, Charging Ports Color_Distressed White built with English dovetail joinery
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 50067138952
Price: 439.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.288 (23 reviews)

9630BE*2LC2R (2) Sectional with Left Chaise, Pull-out Bed and Hidden Storage, Charging Ports Color_Distressed White built with English dovetail joinery

SKU 50067138952 · ★ 4.3

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9630BE*2LC2R (2) Sectional with Left Chaise, Pull out Bed and Hidden Storage, Charging Ports Color_Distressed White built with English dovetail joinery built with English dovetail joinery and center metal glides for smooth performance get comfy and relax completely Fabric Content: 100% polyester Number of Boxes: 2

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