Yoko Stool

Grey epoxy painted steel tube frame. Polypropylene seat. Indoor Use. Dimensions: H790 W350 Delivery Time: 12 Weeks Applications: Indoor Variations: 9 Colour variations Finish: Frame – grey apoxy painted steel. Shell – polypropylene

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Grey epoxy painted steel tube frame. Polypropylene seat. Indoor Use.

Dimensions: H790 W350

Delivery Time: 12 Weeks

Applications: Indoor

Variations: 9 Colour variations

Finish: Frame – grey apoxy painted steel. Shell – polypropylene

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