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Dining Chairs
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MI_AMI Dining Chair
The Mi_ami chair is made of injection air gas moulding in tranparent polycarbonate, or polypropylene matt varnished "soft touch" or glossy white polyamide or glossy black polycarbonate.
Elegant and comfortable is designed to furnish the most fashionable houses and rooms with class, it is a good chair for contract use too .
Suitable for outdoor use, UV resistant and UNI 15373 Level 3 compliant,
Is stackable x10 pcs.
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100.00% Recyclable
4pcs in a box.
Available in:
- recycled polypropylene matt varnished "soft touch", for indoor and outdoor use.
- polycarbonate transparent, for indoor and outdoor use.
- glossy white polyamide or glossy black polycarbonate, for indoor and outdoor use.
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| Products | MI_AMI Dining Chair | Romantica Exterior Dining Chair | Oks Dining Chair | GLORIA Dining Chair |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vendor | I.T.F. DESIGN SRL | Sika-Design | Rodam GmbH | Christine Kröncke Interior Design GmbH |
| Country | Italy | Denmark | Germany | Germany |
| MOQ | — | — | — | — |
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