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Rectangular garden furniture cover, waterproof and winter-resistant garden table cover made of Oxford fabric, tarpaulin protective cover for tables, chairs and garden furniture sets MUMU

Name: Rectangular garden furniture cover, waterproof and winter-resistant garden table cover made of Oxford fabric, tarpaulin protective cover for tables, chairs and garden furniture sets MUMU
Brand: MUMU
SKU: XHWD-M-XXW-6085
Price: 32.96 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The Rectangular Garden Furniture Cover is a high-quality protective cover designed to shield your garden furniture from the elements. Made from durable, fade-resistant Oxford fabric (120 g/m²), it features a thickened, waterproof coating that withstands up to 2000 PA of water pressure. This cover is UV-resistant, ensuring exceptional durability against sunlight, making it suitable for year-round use.

Technical specifications

Material: Oxford fabric (120 g/m²)

Waterproof rating: Up to 2000 PA

Dimensions: 170 x 94 x 70 cm (LxWxH)

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for covering tables, chairs, rectangular patio tables, rattan furniture, or oval garden furniture

Includes a packing bag for easy storage

Installation

Features two adjustable straps and four buckles for a secure fit

Designed to prevent being blown away by the wind

Usage

Protects furniture from UV rays, rain, moisture, dirt, ice, and other environmental influences

Easy to clean: simply spray with water and dry in the sun

Features

Brand
MUMU
Colour
Black
Width
94 cm
Cover feature
Waterproof
Intended use
Outdoor
Waterproof
Yes
Height
70 cm
Material
Fabric
UV resistant
Yes
Style
Modern
Compatible furniture type
Garden Lounge
ManoMano Reference
ME93533210
MMID
594769251222
Product code
XHWD-M-XXW-6085
EAN
6941454621318

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