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Dinning Furniture

7 years ago

Where can I buy Garden Dinning Furniture please
Kind Regards
Laura

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thirdstone inc. [^]
7 years ago
I'm sure there's plenty of retailers in your area if you simply research "outdoor furniture + (city)". You should be able to get many choices.
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Primrose
7 years ago
Hi Laura,

We have a huge range of garden furniture online!

I've had a quick browse and found two sets which seem to match the scheme of the photo you have posted.

1 - This folding table has the cream chairs with a matching parasol as above.

2 - This 6 Seater Table also sticks with the cream colour scheme but uses a lighter coloured wood which you might prefer.

Hope this helps,

Primrose Team.
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