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Adirondack Chair - Bear Chair Muskoka Chair Kit Details
Brand: The Bear ChairFeature: The Muskoka chair is slightly smaller than our Bear Chair - the seat is an inch narrower and there is one less seat slat so you don't sit as deeply in it (which is sometimes preferable for vertically challanged people) Available in northern white pine only.
Label: EWINS
Manufacturer: EWINS
Publisher: EWINS
Studio: EWINS
Adirondack Chair - Bear Chair Muskoka Chair Kit Features
- The Muskoka chair is slightly smaller than our Bear Chair - the seat is an inch narrower and there is one less seat slat so you don't sit as deeply in it (which is sometimes preferable for vertically challanged people) Available in northern white pine only.
- Box Size(inches): 38 x 7 x 8
- Assembled Size(inches): 35 x 28 x 33
- Est. Assembly Time: 40 min
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