Coffee Table Brown and Black 90 x 45 x 43 cm

This Poly Rattan Coffee Table is a fab blend of modern style and practicality, fitting right into your outdoor vibe. With its sleek rectangular shape and smooth feel, it adds a touch of elegance to any garden or terrace. It's designed to match various outdoor furniture setups and makes for a great surface for hosting mates or enjoying a chill day outside. Materials: Made from top-notch poly rattan, this coffee table's built to handle a range of outdoor conditions while keeping its charm over time. The glass surface not only looks posh but also allows for easy cleaning and a clear view of anything underneath. Included Components: It's got a solid steel frame and sturdy legs, making sure it stays put on different surfaces. Plus, the tough powder-coated finish boosts its longevity and resistance to the elements, making it a reliable choice for any patio or garden. Features / Function / Design: Thanks to its sturdy build, the table is UV resistant, cutting down on wear from the sun. Its design is both good-looking and practical, so it can be anything from a fancy centrepiece to a casual dining spot. Recommended Uses: Perfect for gardens or terraces, this table's a great option for hosting outdoor gatherings or acting as a central spot for patio seating. Whether you're socialising or just chilling out, it adapts to whatever you need. Care & Maintenance: Keep the table looking good by wiping it down with a damp cloth to clear away dust and marks. If you’re not using it for a while, consider covering it or storing it under shelter to shield it from the weather, making sure it lasts for ages.

• Colour: Brown and black
• Material: Poly rattan and glass
• Overall dimensions: 90.0 x 45.0 x 43 cm (L x W x H)
• Durable
• Assembly required: Yes
• Delivery-contains:
• 1x PE Rattan Glass Coffee Table

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