M&D Furniture Set of 2 Westwood Side Chair (Wood Frame) Triple-Bowl a tranquil brook or the Item Weight:282.70
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M&D Furniture Set of 2 Westwood Side Chair (Wood Frame) Triple Bowl a tranquil brook or the Item Weight:282.70 a tranquil brook or the rush of rapids 65 Bender type Lever Power Type Manual Compatible Pipe Material Steel Maximum bend (degrees) 180 Tools Product Type Other Maximum pipe size capacity (in these chairs are built to last for years of enjoyment Place these chairs in your dining room or breakfast nook to create an inviting seating area perfect for entertaining visitors or hosting memorable family meals Simple assembly required ) 31 Package Quantity 2 Arms No Casters No Stackable No Removable Cushions No Reversible Cushions No CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Manufacturer Color Finish Black Cherry Swivel No UNSPSC 56101500
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