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Polywood Outdoor Furniture South Beach Lifeguard Chair, Sunset Red-Recycled Plastic Materials
- Poly-wood is an eco-friendly solution to wood. Durable recycled material has been crafted to give you the look of wood without the work.
- Wide selection of styles and colors allow you to Mix and Match products to create your perfect custom collection. Sunbrella cushions in several colors are available for all chairs.
- Low Maintenance product ? UV stabilized colors will eliminate the need for painting, staining, waterproofing, stripping or resurfacing your furniture. All hardware is made from zylon-coated stainless steel and will not rust.
- Product is moisture resistant and will not rot, warp, crack, splinter, or support bacterial growth. Impervious to salt and other environmental hazards.
- Easy to maintain. Clean with simple soap and water to make your furniture look new again.
South Beach Lifeguard Chair is part of the South Beach collection from Poly-wood. It's been made from amazingly durable recycled plastic polymer crafted to look and feel like real wood. Mix and match colors and pieces to create your own beautiful collection.
List Price: $ 650.00
Price: $ 519.99
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