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Relax outdoors in comfort with this modern Adirondack patio chair, designed with clean lines and everyday functionality. Crafted from durable HDPE, the chair is built for long-lasting use with weather-resistant, UV- and fade-resistant properties that help maintain its appearance over time. The chair measures 30.5 W x 33.75 D x 32 H and weighs 40.5 lbs., featuring a spacious 22 wide seat, 20.25 seat depth, and 14.25 seat height, with a weight capacity of up to 450 lbs. Thick HDPE legs and reinforced back rails provide added stability and help prevent sagging or bending, while the sturdy armrests include a convenient built-in cup holder to keep beverages within reach. The all-weather material resists splintering, cracking, and peeling and is easy to clean with mild soap, lukewarm water, and a soft brush. Please note that actual product colors may vary slightly due to screen settings and lighting conditions.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Includes one Adirondack patio chair with cup holder
- Durable HDPE construction for strength and stability
- Weather-resistant design helps protect against outdoor elements
- UV- and fade-resistant material helps maintain color over time
- Built-in cup holder keeps drinks within easy reach
- Reinforced back rails help prevent sagging and bending
- Thick legs provide added stability and weight distribution
- Lightweight design allows for easy repositioning and transport
- Easy to clean with mild soap, water, and a soft brush
- Chair dimensions: 30.5" W x 33.75" D x 32" H; Seat: 22" W x 20.25" D x 14.25" H
- Supports up to 450 lbs.
- Ideal for patios, porches, decks, gardens, or poolside areas
- 100% polypropylene
- Wipe Clean
- Imported
Westintrends - MP Seller
508 S Palmetto Ave. ontario, ca 91762
(909) 638-1402/kohls@westintrends.com
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