vidaXL 7 Piece Garden Bar Set White Solid Wood Pine

vidaXL 7 Piece Garden Bar Set White Solid Wood Pine

Marsoni

M251S

$449.19

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vidaXL 7 Piece Garden Bar Set White Solid Wood PineTake a sip of your favourite drink or enjoy a nice meal with your family and friends around this wooden garden bar set! Solid pine wood: This bar set is made of solid pine wood. Solid pine wood is a beautiful natural material. Pine wood has a straight grain, and the knots give the material its signature, rustic look. Sturdy top: The bar table of the pub set has a sturdy top, which is perfect for placing your drinks, food and other decorative items.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012