Portals Dark tree bar chair (4 pack)

Low bar chair, counter height. Die-casted aluminium with solid seat and back.

£199.99

2 in stock

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PRODUCT DETAILS

The Portals range is characterized by unique urban design and first-class comfort. Made in elegant aluminium in combination with an FSC-certified Teak finish, this chair is not only extremely durable but also visually striking. With the Portals Tree Bar Chair, you can revitalize your outdoor or semi-outdoor space with a touch of gourmet vibe and finesse while enjoying summer drinks. The addition of the iconic ‘Banyan Tree’ design, makes this bar chair, the ultimate catalyst of style.

Supreme comfort, finish in black.
Extreme durability combined with Teak FSC arm rests.
Cushion included in Olefin.

4 x Portals dark tree bar chair 66 x 62 x 108 (cm)

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