18" White Plastic Folding Chair with Built-in Ganging Brackets, 500 lb. Capacity Heavy Duty Chairs GTIN Issue Main Material: Metal Size:Small (single drawer)

Name: 18" White Plastic Folding Chair with Built-in Ganging Brackets, 500 lb. Capacity Heavy Duty Chairs GTIN Issue Main Material: Metal Size:Small (single drawer)
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 64398350000
Price: 79.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1332 (5 reviews)

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Description

18" White Plastic Folding Chair with Built in Ganging Brackets, 500 lb. Capacity Heavy Duty Chairs GTIN Issue Main Material: Metal Size:Small (single drawer) Main Material: Metal inviting atmosphere in any room of your home It is flexible for use in your home and any other commercial settings The 18" White Plastic Folding Chair boasts an ergonomically countered design

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