Matara 7 Seater Corner Garden Sofa Set – 579490

Hand woven rattan effect. Toughened glass top. Easy to maintain and clean. Quality Comfortable Cushions.

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Perfect for entertaining guests outdoors on warm sunny day, this contemporary rattan dining set will add a moden feel to any garden or patio. Comprising of sofa, L-shaped sofa ,table, two cushioned footstools and both seat and back cushions,this versatile dining set can be quickly transformed from a dining set into a lounge set. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, this stylish dining set is constructed with powder-coated steel frame and hand woven synthetic rattan. easy to maintain and clean
  • Hand woven rattan effect
  • Toughened glass top
  • Easy to maintain and clean
  • Quality Comfortable Cushions

Additional information

Dimensions Of Footstool (H)x(W)x(D)

(H)40 x (W)40 x (D)40cm

Product Dimensions (H)x(W)x(D)

Sofa – (H)69 x (W)178 x (D)66cmCorner section – (H)69 x (W)170 x (D)66cmTable – (H)65 x (W)140 x (D)80cmFootstools – (H)40 x (W)40 x (D)40cm

Product Contains

Includes 2 x sofas, 11 x cushions 2 x footstools and 1 x table

Maximum Weight Supported

Sofas – 330kg (each) and footstools 110kg (each)

Dimensions Of Sofa (H)x(W)x(D)

Sofa – (H)69 x (W)178 x (D)66cmCorner section – (H)69 x (W)170 x (D)66cm

Dimensions Of Table (H)x(W)x(D)

(H)65 x (W)140 x (D)80cm

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