vidaXL 6 Piece Garden Sofa Set with Cushions Grey Poly Rattan

vidaXL 6 Piece Garden Sofa Set with Cushions Grey Poly Rattan

Marsoni

M251S

$383.90

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vidaXL 6 Piece Garden Sofa Set with Cushions Grey Poly RattanThis garden sofa set is the perfect addition to your backyard, terrace, or patio, providing a comfortable and inviting space for chatting with family and friends or simply relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. Durable material: PE rattan, also known as poly rattan, is a strong, low maintenance synthetic material that looks like natural rattan. It's lightweight, easy to clean, and commonly used for outdoor furniture due to its durability and weather

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012