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Terramare / Stackable sunbed
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Terramare / Stackable sunbed Design / Chiaramonte / Marin Attractive shapes and large dimensions characterise the Terramare sofa collection by Studio Chiaramonte/ Marin, designed to create cosy and personal settings both indoors and out. A complete range of furniture for dining and living areas. The main feature is the die-cast aluminium core, reminiscent of the most basic system that binds stalks of cane to one another, a unique detail. Tables and the elegant armchairs blend in with the essential lines, the style and the design of the sofas to create highly attractive dining areas. Terramare’s material mix is original and innovative: eco-leather back with vintage details, aluminium and stoneware tops, colourful, water-repellent outdoor fabrics. Technical Info Code: 727 Typology: Sunloungers Collection: Terramare Stackable: 4 Static Load: 200 Kg Sitting: Emu-Tex Back: Emu-Tex Packaging Packages: 1 Pieces for pack: 1 Dimensions: 203x90x40 cm Volume: 0.731 mc Width: 203 cm Depth: 92 cm Height: 64 cm Weight: 13.6 Kg Static Load: 200 Kg EMU Group S.p.A. Zona Industriale, 06055 Marsciano, Perugia, Italy

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Terramare / Stackable sunbed Design / Chiaramonte / Marin Colors Matt White - White Black - Black Indian Brown - Brown Corten - Brown EMU Group S.p.A. Zona Industriale, 06055 Marsciano, Perugia, Italy Grey/Green - Grey/Green

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Terramare / Stackable sunbed Design / Chiaramonte / Marin Materials Aluminium Aluminium alloys, particularly suitable for cold-working and for die-casting, appropriately treated to withstand the elements and powder coated. Maintenance: To keep the product in good condition for a long time, we recommend cleaning it regularly; more often in very damp locations with a marine climate. It is recommended to clean the surfaces using a soft cloth with water or mild detergents. Prolonged and continuous exposure to intense UV radiation or very low temperatures can affect the initial characteristics...

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