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8’x8′ Forest Circular Wooden Garden Picnic Table with Backrest Seats (2.4×2.4m)

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£599.99
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This Circular Picnic Table with Backrest Seats delivers top-notch, durable garden seating. The seating is elegantly curved and can accommodate up to 8 individuals, perfect for al fresco dining and outdoor gatherings. The backrest seats offer additional comfort and reinforcement. A hole in the middle is included for inserting a parasol. The picnic table is crafted from premium timber and showcases a sturdy build. The timber is pressure treated to offer a 15-year warranty against decay and deterioration. No additional treatments are required for the table. This Circular Picnic Table is also accessible sans backrest seats.

  • Timeless picnic table design with curved table and seating
  • Center orifice for a parasol
  • Seats 8 people
  • Option available without backrest seats
  • 15-year anti-rot warranty
  • Constructed from FSC certified timber sourced sustainably

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