Garden chair Sommarro

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Garden chair Sommarro

EUR318.39

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Simple garden bench with a ribbed seat and slightly curved legs based on a turn-of-the-century model. The legs rest on soles of “sacrificial wood”, which protects against rot and can be easily replaced.

The original bench was found in an attic in Gamla Gefle in 1992 during a renovation. Useful both in the garden and on the veranda.

Unpainted pine. Height 44 cm. Length 127 cm. Width 31 cm.

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Simple garden bench with a ribbed seat and slightly curved legs based on a turn-of-the-century model. The legs rest on soles of “sacrificial wood”, which protects against rot and can be easily replaced.

The original bench was found in an attic in Gamla Gefle in 1992 during a renovation. Useful both in the garden and on the veranda.

Unpainted pine. Height 44 cm. Length 127 cm. Width 31 cm.

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Furniture

Unpainted
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100%

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