Solid Teak Pato Table and Chair Set – Eleanor Patio Bench, Fixed Patio Arm Chairs and Rectangular Coffee Table

Ottena

£725

OTTENA · TEAK BENCH SETS Eleanor Bench, 2 Fixed Arm Chairs and Coffee Table Set A stylish solid teak set combining the elegant Eleanor garden bench with two solid teak fixed arm chairs and a 90cm rectangular coffee table. A versatile outdoor sitting arrangement suited to private gardens and commercial settings alike. Eleanor bench The Eleanor garden bench has a clean slatted design with a light, elegant feel compared to heavier park-style benches. Seats up to 4 comfortably with a refined character. 2 fixed arm chairs Two solid teak fixed arm chairs sit opposite the Eleanor bench, providing pro

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as OTTENA LTD, number 09619561. Checked 2026-08-29.
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