Double Bridge Bench (RTA) in Dark Chestnut

Double Bridge Bench (RTA) in Dark Chestnut

Marsoni

M251S

$128.00

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Double Bridge Bench (RTA) in Dark ChestnutLong and narrow is a great space saving feature in the Double Bridge dining collection. The X Trestle Base combined with the dark chestnut finish defines the rustic side of casual. Product Features Upholstered in Gray Linen Dark Chestnut Legs Nylon Chair Glides Tapered Legs Weight Limit: 250 300 Pounds Specifications Dimensions 60"W x 15"D x 19"H Weight 35 lbs. Materials Rubberwood Solids and Acacia Veneers Finish Dark Chestnut Collection Double

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