Sold subject to collection Teak 8 Seater Oval Extending/Stacking Chair garden Set ?200

By Lordship
August 7, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Lordship

Posted August 7, 2017

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Posted August 7, 2017

We are reluctantly selling our 8 seater teak dining set, made from sustainable Grade A Teak, as it sadly doesn?t fit our new garden.

Please see the link below for detailed description and sizing. Our table is an upgraded version which is slightly larger 242cm extended 182cm closed by 120cm wide. It also includes a brass parasol hole cover and parasol fitting which enables you to fit any standard parasol. (see uploaded photos)

http://www.sustainable-furniture.co.uk/teak-8-seater-oval-extending-stacking-chair-set?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsqWd_s7E1QIVZr7tCh3cxQdtEAQYEyABEgLSfPD_BwE#product_tabs_description_tabbed

We have let our set weather so it has a silvery tone but can sanded and treated with the product below to bring the set back to the original teak colour.

http://www.sustainable-furniture.co.uk/garden-furniture-patio-furniture/accessories-treatment/sealers-and-cleaners/teak-hardwood-sealer

If interested, please PM me.

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