Stacking chair made of polypropylene and fibreglass, available in the following colours: white, ivory, red, orange, anthracite, green. Dimensions: 490 x 550 x 810/460 Delivery time: Large stocks held- if not available ex. Italy 10-12 weeks Applications: Indoor and outdoor Manufacturer: Bontempi, www.bontempi.it
November 21st, 2008
Stacking chair made of polypropylene and fibreglass, available in the following colours: white, ivory, red, orange, anthracite, green.
Dimensions: 490 x 550 x 810/460
Delivery time: Large stocks held- if not available ex. Italy 10-12 weeks
Applications: Indoor and outdoor
Manufacturer: Bontempi, www.bontempi.it
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