A&L Furniture Co. Pressure Treated Pine 5" Crossleg Bench COLOR: Redwood on Black - LEAD TIME TO SHIP 10 BUSINESS DAYS 3' x 4' Standard Plank Bridge Dimensions - 15″W x 15″D

Name: A&L Furniture Co. Pressure Treated Pine 5" Crossleg Bench COLOR: Redwood on Black - LEAD TIME TO SHIP 10 BUSINESS DAYS 3' x 4' Standard Plank Bridge Dimensions - 15″W x 15″D
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 41515128271
Price: 120.23 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3105 (7 reviews)

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A&L Furniture Co. Pressure Treated Pine 5" Crossleg Bench COLOR: Redwood on Black LEAD TIME TO SHIP 10 BUSINESS DAYS 3' x 4' Standard Plank Bridge Dimensions 15″W x 15″D Dimensions 15″W x 15″D x 29 Railing Top: 31"H Using hydraulic and pneumatic powered woodworking tools and wood hand selected for each furniture piece KEY FEATURES

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