POLYWOOD Nautical 4-Piece Curveback Upright Adirondack Conversation Set with Fire Pit Table Y Series POLYWOOD Nautical Folding Highback Chair
USD1874.50
USD1907.50
POLYWOOD Nautical 4-Piece Curveback Upright Adirondack Conversation Set with Fire Pit Table Y Series POLYWOOD Nautical Folding Highback Chair
USD1874.50
USD1907.50
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POLYWOOD Nautical 4 Piece Curveback Upright Adirondack Conversation Set with Fire Pit Table Y Series POLYWOOD Nautical Folding Highback Chair POLYWOOD Nautical Folding Highback Chair 5 Piece Farmhouse Trestle Dining Set Specifications Brand POLYWOOD® Collection Wovendale Style Glider Model CLCDG483 Material POLYWOOD® lumber made from recycled HDPE plastics Colors 13 POLYWOOD® color options Assembly required Yes Made in USA (Indiana and North Carolina) Warranty 20 year residential Overall (W × D × H) 47 transition:transform Can it stay outside all year
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