Glass Topped Outdoor Table and Chairs with Umbrella
MUST BE PICKED UP THIS WEEKEND :)
It's definitely been well used over the past few years, two chairs have tears on the back (as seen in full photo) and the material is stained from general outdoor use. A couple of cigarette stains and holes, but all chairs are functional and stable.
Glass top table, various scratches and stains but again, stable and sturdy.
Umbrella is in good condition except requires a makeshift rope tie to keep it up.
Will require pick up from Orakei.
Measurements:
Table length: 150.5cm / 59.25inch
Table width: 90.5cm / 35.6inch
Table height: 69.5cm / 27.3inch
Chair height: 85cm / 33.4inch
Tip of umbrella to floor roughly 240cm / 94.5inch
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