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PE Rattan Accent Chair Blue and Pink ACAPULCO
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Right to Return: 365 days
Modern Lounge Chair
This fantastic seat influenced by the classic Mexican design will refresh any indoor and outdoor living space. Its generous, colourful seating surface features string weaving. The three-legged base constructed of robust steel provides total stability. This chair will work brilliantly as an accent piece for any retro or contemporary outdoor décor, but also as an indoor living room furniture.
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Black
Blue
Pink
Key Features
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Product Resistance
Furniture resistant to UV rays showcases increased resistance to fading or discolouration. However, we recommend that the product is stored under cover when not in use. This will ensure the maximum life of the furniture.
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Additional Information
Please open the packaging carefully, especially when using sharp or pointed tools, as they can damage the product.
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Maintenance Tips
PE Rattan
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- Clean with soap-based cleaners. Do not use any caustic, chemical cleaners.
- To prolong the life of the furniture, protect it from direct sun exposure.
- Glass utensils or accessories may cause the surface to overheat.
- During off-season use a protective cover or store the furniture inside.
Steel
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- To increase durability of the item, please keep it dry and remember about regular cleaning.
- Clean with commercially available mild cleaners.
- To ensure corrosion protection avoid alkaline or acid-based cleaners. After cleaning dry thoroughly.
- When not in use, the furniture should be stored inside, or under a protective cover.
- Regularly, take off protective caps to let all liquid flow out, leave out to dry and use anti-corrosion spray if needed.
- Any damage to the exterior paint layer should be protected from moisture.
- Please remember that this item cannot be exposed to contact with water. Be aware that it may cause spills with rust-filled water out of the frame pipes.
