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COMLAX FIELD 2 Piece Patio Chairs Set

Product Details of Bistro Set

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Comfortable and Sturdy for Inside and Outside Use

• What is the final weight of the furniture? Can it be moved easily?

  The set is about 50lbs, they are lightweight, easy to move, so you can spend days/evenings sitting wherever you like.

• Are the chairs are metal?

  Yes, the set features thickened metal frame for rust-resistance, You can expect to use this patio set outsiede for years to come.

• What is the weight limit of the chair?

  The patio chair is rated to hold 350lbs suited both for adults and kids, while the load capacity of table is up to 125lbs.

• Durable and Sturdy: The balcony furniture set features thickened metal frame for rust-resistance and seat & backrest by leather resin woven for retro stylish look. The set can withstand any weather changes. It’s a good seating option for your garden. The patio chair is rated to hold 350lbs
• Comfortable and Lightweight: This retro front porch furniture set is designed with slop-down seating area and ergonomic backrest to support to your hips and back, so you can sit on it with cup of coffee in the yard almost every day. The bistro set are lightweight and easy to move as needed
• Useful and Functional: This 2 piece patio set includes 2 chairs. The chair arms include heat-treated wood grain coating that give the set a clean and stylish look. The color goes really well with your front porch, backyard, garden, balcony poolside or small space
• Super Easy to Set Up: We provide all the hardware required and each part has its own number on installation manual, so you can track assembly progress easily. Warm tips: tighten the screws only once all holes are aligned and secured
• Easy to Maintain: Our patio chairs set is made of powder-coated steel. Maintenance is a snap- you just simply wipe the polished surface with a damp cloth. If any questions about products, please contact us by Amazon message, we will provide comprehensive after-sales service