Holier Than Thou

These contemporary designs are sure to be a conversation piece in even the hippest of venues. Finished in a gloss powdercoat, the setting is available in an array of divine colours and a choice of patterns. They are highly durable and hard wearing, designed for long term use and high traffic areas.and can be re-powdercoated […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

They are highly durable and hard wearing, designed for long term use and high traffic areas.and can be re-powdercoated in different colours again and again. Perfect for indoor and outdoor settings, the heavenly Holier Than Thou series is ideal in a variety of commercial and residential interiors.

Dimesions: Length 520mm x Width 600mm x height 600mm

Designer: Falinc, www.falinc.com.au

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