7 Piece Garden Sofa Set with Cushions Light Grey Poly Rattan

This garden sofa set is all about chilling and enjoying the outdoors, with a stylish design that mixes function and looks. It's got comfy cushions and a solid frame, setting the scene for family hangouts or time with mates on sunny days. Comfy Seating: The cushions made from polyester are not only soft but also water-resistant, so you can enjoy the outdoors without a hiccup. They'll keep you and your guests comfy during long hangs. Chic Look: The modern light grey and charcoal design of this garden sofa set jazzes up patios, balconies, and gardens. Its clean lines and fresh colour make it an eye-catching addition, suiting many tastes. Multi-Use: Hosting a summer BBQ or enjoying a calm evening star-gazing? This modular set fits your needs perfectly. You can rearrange it as you see fit, letting you adjust for different sized gatherings. Sturdy Build: Made from high-quality rattan, this set is tough enough to handle all sorts of weather, keeping its charm. Plus, with built-in UV protection, this outdoor furniture stays vibrant and won’t fade easily. Easy to Assemble: Just grab a mate and a screwdriver, and put together your new garden sofa set without the fuss. It comes with clear instructions and all the pieces you need, so you’ll be enjoying your outdoor space in no time.

• Number Of Items: 7
• Colour: Light Grey
• Shape: Rectangular
• Material: Natural Rattan
• Finish: Matte
• Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor Only
• Cover Included: No
• Room: Balcony
• Headboard Included: No
• Capacity: Sofa set for outdoor use
• Maximum Number of People: 6
• Surface Height: 2 cm
• Seat Depth: 70 cm
• Seating Capacity: 6
• Swings: No
• Ladder: No
• Delivery Contains: 2 x Corner seat, 2 x Centre seat, 2 x Arm sofa, 1 x Table
• Assembly Required: Yes
• Recommended Number of People for Assembly: 2

We accept returns for a period of up to 14 days provided the item is in re-sellable condition.

Nationwide Delivery: Available across the UK

Nationwide Delivery: 3 - 7 Working Day Service