Garelick Mariner Folding Deck Chair With Sewn Cushions on 2040-parts.com
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Garelick Mariner Folding Deck Chair With Sewn Cushions
The Mariner Chair's beautifully sewn cushions and arm rests are constructed from HDPE substrates, to resist rot and warpage, covered in marine-grade vinyl. An eight legged frame provides extra stability while easily folding for quick stowage. Dual locks prevent folding during use. |
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