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Collection 2016 collection 2016 Chairs Cushionbox Homeware Alu / Textylène - Stacking Chairs 2 Wicker 86 Homeware 120 Alu / Textylène - Reclining chairs 4 Alu / Textylène - Dining chairs 6 Alu - Chairs 10 Alu mat- Stacking Chairs 12 Flat wicker / half cord wicker - Chairs 14 SunLoungers Round cord wicker - Dining / Side Chairs 16 Alu mat / Textylène 88 Umbrellas Synthetic teak 17 Wicker 98 Free pole / alu frame / Umbrella bases 122 Teak - Chairs 22 Teak - sunloungers 100 Wooden frame / Umbrella bases 126 Accessories 128 Tables Recycled Teak - Rectangular dining tables 24 Bars - barchairs Maintenance Products Recycled Teak - Round/Ovale dining tables 30 Teak - Wicker 102 Maintenance products 129 Recycled Teak - Coffee tables 32 Wicker 103 Teak - Folding /side dining tables 34 Inox / Textylène 108 Teak - Square / rectangular dining tables 35 Alu / Textylène 109 Alu mat / Grey washed - dining tables 36 Inox 109 Alu mat / Grey washed - teak top - dining tables 38 Alu mat / Glass top - dining tables 40 Alu mat - dining tables 50 Alu mat - picnic tables 58 Cushions Bench Structure Luxe 130 Linnen 130 Teak 110 Pillows 133 Alu mat / teak 114 Lounge sets Alu mat 114 Alu mat 60 Half moon wicker 72 Flat wicker 76 Round cord wicker 78 Teak 84 Planters + side tables Planter 116 Side tables / Alu mat 118 Side tables / Wicker 119 H: Height - W: Width - L: Length - D: Seat Depth - SH: Seat Height - AH: Arm Height 2 ALU - TEXTYLÈNE Stacking chairs Madeira Bari alu mat textylène alu mat textylène 97095 white light grey 97253 champagne light taupe 97501 silver grey light grey 97254 silver grey light grey 97544 charcoal silver grey 97256 white light grey 97293 charcoal silver grey H90 SH45 AH65 W57 D54 H87 SH44 AH64 W55 D56 Rimini Santini Padova Lazio alu mat textylène alu mat textylène alu mat textylène alu mat textylène 97041 white light grey 97200 silver grey light grey 97263 silver grey light grey 97332 ivory light taupe 97090 silver grey light grey 97201 charcoal silver grey 97264 champagne light taupe 97333 charcoal silver grey 97091 white white 97202 white light taupe 97110 charcoal black 97257 champagne light taupe 97205 purple purple 97206 orange orange 97207 lime green lime green H84 SH47 AH64 W57 D60 H90 SH44 AH64 W59 D58 H87 SH45 AH65 W60 D57 H86 SH44 AH64 W58 D60 4 6 Bahia alu mat textylène 99804 charcoal taupe ALU - TEXTYLÈNE 99797 silver - teak arms taupe 99798 silver - teak arms grey Reclining chairs 99805 white white H108 SH44 AH65 W60 D51 Bahia alu mat textylène 97016 charcoal black 97020 charcoal taupe 97015 silver taupe 97018 champagne taupe 97017 white white H44 W52 D52 8 Javea Director chair alu mat textylène 97512 white light grey ALU - TEXTYLÈNE 97559 charcoal silver grey Dining chairs H88 SH46 AH65 W55 D49 Trento alu mat textylène 96080 white light grey - Inserted cushion quick dry foam 96090 charcoal silver grey - Inserted cushion quick dry foam H83 SH42 W60 D55 10 Toulon stacking armchair alu mat textylène 97220 white light grey ALU - TEXTYLÈNE 96092 charcoal silver grey 96079 sand beige Chairs H82 SH46 AH64 W56 D55 Nancy dining chair alu / textylène 96013 light grey - cushion quick dry foam 96091 silver grey - Inserted cushion quick dry foam H77 SH48 AH70 W54 D59 Nice stacking armchair Nice reclining armchair Nice footrest alu mat textylène alu mat textylène alu mat textylène 96000 warm grey light grey 96003 warm grey light grey 96004 warm grey light grey 96061 sand beige 96062 sand beige 96063 sand beige H83 SH44 AH64 W56 D59 H116 SH46 AH68 W60 D65 H45 W46 D41 12 FULL ALU Stacking chairs Gucci Paris Brest alu mat alu mat alu mat 97294 white 97211 lime green 96012 warm grey 97295 silver grey 97212 orange 97296 charcoal 97213 light blue 97344 ivory H84 SH43 AH65 W57 D54 H85 SH44 AH67 W56 D47 H82 SH45 AH66 W56 D48 14 Bastia stacking armchair wicker 97215 dolphin grey FLAT WICKER 97218 anthracite Chairs H83 SH43 AH65 W57 D63 Santos dining chair wicker cushion 97600 mixed white grey H92 SH43 AH66 W57 D58 Adria dining chair wicker cushion 97580 cappuchino sand HALF CORD WICKER Chairs H95 AH66 SH45 W59 D50 Adria side chair wicker cushion 97581 cappuchino sand H98 SH45 W44 D44 16 Kingston teak legs wicker cushion ROUND CORD WICKER 95020 irish coffee grey Dining chairs H75 SH43 AH63 W60 D60 Corona wicker cushion 99586 snow white marine blue H84,50 AH71 W61,50 D47,50 SYNTHETIC/TEAK Chairs Stockholm synthetic - teak legs 95031 white H84 SH46 W60 D50 18 20 ROUND CORD WICKER Chairs dining chair side chair dining chair side chair Firenze high back Firenze high back Atlanta Atlanta wicker cushion wicker cushion wicker cushion wicker cushion 99477 natural linnen mokka 99478 natural linnen mokka 99608 kubu brushed grey 99610 kubu brushed grey 99055 grey linnen grey 99021 grey linnen grey 99609 mokka cream mix taupe 99056 black linnen black 99022 black linnen black H95 AH66 SH45 W59 D50 H98 SH45 W44 D44 H88,50 AH67 W61 D47,50 H88,50 W47,50 D46,50 22 TEAK Chairs Oakland cushion 99564 stacking chair black H87 SH46 AH65 W63 D56 Salou Salou Salou Salou 99100 folding chair 99101 folding armchair 99103 stacking chair 99104 reclining armchair H93 SH45 W40 D41 H93 SH45 AH69 W53 D41 H93 SH45 AH69 W53 D41 H111 SH46 AH69 W58 D48 24 Primitive RECYCLED TEAK 99444 H78 L250 W100 Rectangular 99445 H78 L300 W110 dining tables 99455 H78 L180 W90 Company 99578 H78 L220 W100 99579 H78 L260 W100 Cottage 99573 H78 L300 W120 26 RECYCLED TEAK Rectangular dining tables Montreal 95032 H78 L160 W90 95017 H78 L220 W90 Dundee 99959 H78 L250 W100 28 RECYCLED TEAK Rectangular dining tables Aberdeen finishing grey wash Campagne finishing grey wash 99952 H77 L220 W100 99955 H78 L220 W100 99953 H77 L270 W100 finishing grey wash 30 RECYCLED TEAK Oakland Round/ovale 99565 H77 Ø165 dining tables Oakland 99566 H77 L260 W130 Hamilton finishing sea wash 99954 H77 Ø150 32 RECYCLED TEAK Primitive Square 99464 H78 L90 W90 coffee tables Primitive coffee table 99563 H35 L140 W70 34 Sevilla TEAK 99316 H45 L45 W45 Folding/side tables Orange 99117 H75 Ø90 Avignon 99113 H75 L70 W70 Liverpool 95022 H78 L230/340 W100 TEAK Rectangular/ Florida square tables 99161 H76 L200 W100 99134 H76 L220 W100 99162 H76 L240 W100 99135 H76 L280 W110 Calida 99320 H76 L150 W90 99321 H76 L200 W100 99318 H76 L80 W80 99319 H76 L90 W90 99323 H76 L145 W145 36 ALU MAT Bonucci picnic table alu Grey washed H74 L220 W218 97271 white teak top table 97272 charcoal H74 L280 W218 97204 white 97273 charcoal 38 Siani ALU MAT alu H L220 W90 97242 charcoal Grey washed teak top table Cassano alu H L220 W100 97312 white 97313 charcoal 40 ALU MAT Glass top dining tables Costa alu glass H75 L90 W90 97330 charcoal light grey 97329 white light grey H75 L160 W90 97532 silver grey light grey 97322 charcoal light grey 97323 champagne light taupe H75 L220 W100 97534 silver grey light grey 97324 charcoal light grey 97325 champagne light taupe Granada alu glass H76 L100 W100 97045 white light grey 97143 silver grey light grey H76 L160 W90 97144 white white 97145 white light grey 97146 silver grey light grey 97274 charcoal light grey 97275 champagne light taupe 97276 white light taupe H76 L220 W100 97024 charcoal anthracite 97028 white white 97043 white light grey 97044 white light taupe 97140 silver grey light grey 97141 charcoal light grey 97277 champagne light taupe H76 L145 W145 97029 white white 42 44 Lugano rectangular extendable table alu glass ALU MAT H76 L152/228 W90 97280 champagne light taupe 97281 silver grey light grey Glass top H76 L220/330 W106 97068 white white 97069 white light grey 97094 silver grey light grey dining tables 97231 champagne light taupe 97230 charcoal light grey Morzine alu glass H76 L150 W150 96060 white white 96067 sand light taupe 46 Versace alu glass ALU MAT H76 L220 W100 94033 white white 94034 white light grey 94035 silver grey light grey 94036 charcoal light grey Glass top 94037 charcoal anthracite H76 L260 W110 dining tables 94038 white white 94039 white light grey 94040 silver grey light grey 94041 charcoal light grey 94042 charcoal anthracite 96078 sand light taupe Roma rectangular extendable table alu glass H76 L220/290 W100 97334 ivory light taupe 97335 charcoal light grey 48 Montella alu glass ALU MAT H76 L260 W130 elipse table 97032 white white 97063 white light grey 97064 white light taupe 97288 charcoal light grey Glass top 97289 champagne light taupe H76 L300 W100 rectangular table 97033 white white dining tables 97066 white light grey 97067 white light taupe 97286 charcoal light grey 97287 champagne light taupe 50 Gerona alu glass H76 Ø150 ALU MAT 97541 white light grey Dining tables Ferrara alu glass H74 Ø150 97269 silver grey light grey 97270 champagne light taupe Abate alu ceramic H76 L220 W100 97310 champagne antique aragon 52 Versailles square folding table alu H76 L76 W76 ALU MAT 97214 white Dining tables Nantes alu H78 L80 W80 96029 warm grey Prada square folding table alu H75 L70 W70 94024 white 94025 silver grey 94026 charcoal Rouen folding table - wersalit top alu H L70 W70 96036 charcoal / top beton look 96037 taupe / top oak look Rennes alu H78 L160 W90 96005 warm grey H78 L220 W100 96006 warm grey Cannes alu H78 L200/260 W100 96010 warm grey H78 L150/210 W150 96011 warm grey 96066 sand 54 56 ALU MAT Dining tables Modena Parma rectangular extentable table alu alu H78 L210 W110 H78 L160/240 W90 94001 white 94013 white 94014 silver grey 94015 charcoal 94043 ivory H78 L200/300 W110 94002 white 94016 silver grey 94017 charcoal 94044 ivory 58 ALU MAT Picnic tables Latino Bonucci alu alu H76 L220 W103 H78 L220 W110 94000 white 97278 white 94027 silver grey 97279 charcoal 94028 charcoal
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