Funky new stool range. Manufactured from rotationally moulded Polyethylene that is both UV stable and environmentally responsible. The base has a removal bung that can be filled with sand in high wind areas. Delivery time: Immediate Applications: Commercial and residential Variations: Polyethylene or upholstered Finish: Polypropylene – Colours – White, Orange, Blue, Anthracite. Upholstered in […]
November 21st, 2008
Funky new stool range. Manufactured from rotationally moulded Polyethylene that is both UV stable and environmentally responsible. The base has a removal bung that can be filled with sand in high wind areas.
Delivery time: Immediate
Applications: Commercial and residential
Variations: Polyethylene or upholstered
Finish: Polypropylene – Colours – White, Orange, Blue, Anthracite. Upholstered in vast choice of material or COM
Manufacturer: SteelMobil, www.steelmobil.com
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