VU Range

Premium range of outdoor furniture, manufactured from marine grade stainless steel, seat cushions can be upholstered in a vast range of fabrics. Comes with manufacturers 15 year frame warranty. Delivery time: Immediate Applications: Commercial and residential Variations: Dining chair, Lounge chair, Ottoman, Chaise lounge, occasional table, various dining tables Finish: Brushed stainless steel only. Huge […]

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Premium range of outdoor furniture, manufactured from marine grade stainless steel, seat cushions can be upholstered in a vast range of fabrics. Comes with manufacturers 15 year frame warranty.

Delivery time: Immediate

Applications: Commercial and residential

Variations: Dining chair, Lounge chair, Ottoman, Chaise lounge, occasional table, various dining tables

Finish: Brushed stainless steel only. Huge fabric option

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