Description
PLEASE NOTE. Cushion sold individually: Palissade Dining L128 cm bench with backrest sold separately. Created especially for the Palissade Dining L128 cm bench with backrest, this cushion has extra-soft padding to offer exceptional comfort thanks to its thick, quilted foam filling. It completely covers the seat and backrest of the bench. Made in an elegant canvas with a fine finish, it’s as attrac ...
PLEASE NOTE. Cushion sold individually: Palissade Dining L128 cm bench with backrest sold separately. Created especially for the Palissade Dining L128 cm bench with backrest, this cushion has extra-soft padding to offer exceptional comfort thanks to its thick, quilted foam filling. It completely covers the seat and backrest of the bench. Made in an elegant canvas with a fine finish, it’s as attractive as it is easy to live with: Resists the changing weather (sun, rain, humidity), can stay outside without any issues. It’s easy to clean with soap and water. The cushion features a non-slip underside to keep it securely in place.
In detail:
Variation : Light grey
Brand : Hay
Designer : Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec
Type : Accessory
Colour : Light grey
Material : Olefin fabric: 100% water-repellent polypropylene, UV- and weather-resistant - Padding: foam - Non-slip underside in black natural rubber
- Dimensions : L 110 cm x H 89 - Thickness 6.5 cm
- Weight : 5.28 lb
- Characteristics : Quilted full-length cushion (seat + backrest) with extra-thick padding - Compatible with the Palissade Dining L 128 cm bench with backrest (bench sold separately) - For outdoor or indoor use: Water-repellent, UV-resistant, and weather-resistant - Cover not removable - Easy care with soap and water - Non-slip underside
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