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Eleganza Goodluck Chair

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High quality plastic chair‎,‎ tested and durable‎.‎ This chairs are so attractive they can be used in Schools‎,‎ Offices‎,‎ Gardens‎,‎ for Parties‎,‎ Patio‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎‎.‎just about anywhere‎.‎ They just blend in and have a colour that matches any decor or background‎.‎
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Weather Proof Plastic
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Durable and strong

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