NARDI TRILL BISTROT garden chair
Armrest:
without armrest
Colour:
Tortora
€79
Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs Shipping costs
Delivery time approx. 4 weeks
| Location | Displayed |
|---|---|
| Frankenthal | |
| Heidelberg | |
| Landau | |
| Rastatt | |
| Trier-Zewen |
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Product highlights
- Stackable
- Non-slip feet
- Available in different colours
Product information
Relax in the Trill Bistrot garden chair and make the most of the beautiful days outdoors. This modern garden chair made of hard-wearing polypropylene and plastic combines comfort and style for your Outdoor area. With generous dimensions of approx. 50 x 83 x 52 cm, it offers comfortable seating. The total weight is a light approx. 4.2 kg.
The stackable chair is presented in an appealing grey, which gives your outdoor area a fresh atmosphere. The non-slip feet ensure safe and stable seating. Made from easy-care polypropylene, a hard-wearing plastic, the chair offers a long service life. Simply clean it with a damp cloth, and in winter it is advisable to cover the chair to ensure its durability.
Treat yourself to relaxing moments outdoors with the Trill Bistrot garden chair - a stylish and comfortable addition to your Outdoor area.
The stackable chair is presented in an appealing grey, which gives your outdoor area a fresh atmosphere. The non-slip feet ensure safe and stable seating. Made from easy-care polypropylene, a hard-wearing plastic, the chair offers a long service life. Simply clean it with a damp cloth, and in winter it is advisable to cover the chair to ensure its durability.
Treat yourself to relaxing moments outdoors with the Trill Bistrot garden chair - a stylish and comfortable addition to your Outdoor area.
Product features
Nardi
Nardi-products are designed by Raffaello Galiotto and manufactured with decades of experience. They have received numerous international awards such as the Adi Design Index, the Red Dot Design Award and the Good Design Award.
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