Fermob - Bistro Folding Table - Round, Ø 96 cm, Cotton White

Description

Fermob’s folding Bistro table is not only charming and convenient but weatherproof, too – the anti-UV powder coating guarantees bright colours for years to come. Fermob’s folding Bistro table is not only charming and convenient but weatherproof, too – the anti-UV powder coating guarantees bright colours for years to come. The Bistro outdoor furniture collection is manufactured in Fermob’s factory in France from -quality materials. Folding chairs and tables were popular among lemonade vendors in the end of the 19th century, since the furniture was easy to pack away and they could avoid paying the fees for a permanent stand. Fermob’s Bistro collection strives for authenticity since it is based on the original design patented in 1889. The classic yet timeless furniture is a great choice for modern terraces, balconies and gardens. Fermob’s folding Bistro table is not only charming and convenient but weatherproof, too – the anti-UV powder coating guarantees bright colours for years to come. The Bistro outdoor furniture collection is manufactured in Fermob’s factory in France from -quality materials. The classic yet timeless furniture is a great choice for modern terraces, balconies and gardens. Fermob’s Bistro collection strives for authenticity since it is based on the original design patented in 1889. The Bistro outdoor furniture collection is manufactured in Fermob’s factory in France from -quality materials.

Key Features

• The classic yet timeless furniture is a great choice for modern terraces, balconies and gardens.
• The Bistro outdoor furniture collection is manufactured in Fermob’s factory in France from -quality materials.
• Fermob’s folding Bistro table is not only charming and convenient but weatherproof, too – the anti-UV powder coating guarantees bright colours for years to come.
• Fermob’s Bistro collection strives for authenticity since it is based on the original design patented in 1889.
• Folding chairs and tables were popular among lemonade vendors in the end of the 19th century, since the furniture was easy to pack away and they could avoid paying the fees for a permanent stand.