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Is bench available in a style taller than 17"?

6 years ago

Is bench available taller than 17"?

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Redmon
6 years ago
No we only carry one size of the teak corner bench.
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Phil Luttrell Artisan Building
5 years ago
How can buy teak wood, pay wor of mak the bench, for marke and sales markup plus all shippin expe for much le $100? Who get ripped off? (if anyone?)
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