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Lovely table and chairs, so hard to find a good circular outdoor table

Outerspace Creative Landscaping

3 years ago

Are they from a reclamation yard or specified from a product range?

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Kylie Johnson Garden Design
3 years ago
Sorry, new to Houzz and completely missed this message!

The table and chairs are from Harrod Horticultural.

Kylie
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Outerspace Creative Landscaping
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3 years ago
No worries, many thanks for the reply Terrey
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