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Wide armrests are moderate in height to rest your arms. Thick cushions are filled with high-density sponge, which is resilient and not prone to collapse even after sitting for a long time. By reducing the pressure on your hips, waist, and back, this conversation can relieve your fatigue throughout the day. Constructed of steel frame and wrapped with PE wicker, this patio furniture set is not easy to deform with strong toughness and superior load-bearing performance. Both table and chairs are equipped with anti-skid foot pads to protect your floor while enhancing overall stability. This bistro set features an elegant coffee table that is perfect for drinks, fruits, newspapers, and other items. The thick tempered glass top is firmly fixed by four suckers to avoid easy moving or falling. All you have to do is to put all the parts together by following the detailed assembly instructions. The cushion covers with zippers are easy to remove and clean. You can easily wipe the tempered glass tabletop with just a damp cloth when there are stains on it. Dimension of chair: 23 x 23 x 27.5 (L x W x H), coffee table: 16 x 16 x 17 (L x W x H), weight capacity of chair: 350 lbs., weight capacity of coffee table: 220 lbs. This 3pcs set is ideal for your patio, front porch, poolside, yard or any other outdoor spaces.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Color: Grey / Beige / Turquoise / Red
- Materials: PE Rattan, polyester fiber, steel, sponge
- Color of rattan: Black
- Size of chair: 23" x 23" x 27.5" (L x W x H)
- Size of table: 16" x 16" x 17" (L x W x H)
- Maximum load bearing of chair: 350 lbs
- Maximum load bearing of table: 220 lbs
- Net weight: 37.5 lbs
- PE Rattan, polyester fiber, steel, sponge
- Other
- Imported
SlickBlue
1940 S Bayshore Lane Miami, FL 33133
tarun@slickblue.com
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