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FL Vienna Solid Timber Hospitality Bar Stool – Chocolate
The Durafurn Vienna Barstool Timber Seat is manufactured using a solid European beech wood frame. It is a chair designed to withstand commercial use.
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DD Seaford Premium Reception Desk – 2700W x 950D x 1100H
Its linear two tier design creates an inviting interactive space between receptionist and client, making it easily accessible for clients who are in wheelchairs or need to sit for short periods. Ideal for medical practices, hospitals and aged care.
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RL Flow Reception Counter
Features : Flexibility in configuration Glass feature E0 rated melamine board Dimension(mm) – 2400L x 1600W x 800D x 1160H
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GP Sorrento Reception Counter
Product Features Counter Body – Finished in Casnan melamine front and side panels Desk Top – Matt white melamine
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DD Bedrock Fabric Upholstered Ottoman
Overall Dimensions (mm): 1240W x 620D x 400H Seat Height: 400mm Charcoal Fabric Upholstered High Density and Resilience Foam Fully
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OL AltoSystem Coffee Table
Product Key Information : Black Powdercoat base Frame height: 425mm Height with top 450mm ISO9001 Quality Assurance Certificate ISO14001 Environmental
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DD Bedrock Fabric Upholstered Armrest
Overall Dimensions (mm): 480W x 840D x 470H Seat Height: 470mm Mustard Fabric Upholstered High Density and Resilience Foam Fully
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OL Axis Cupboard Storage Cabinet
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FL Austin Plywood Seat Steel Legs Hospitality Barstool – Natural
The Austin Barstool from Durafurn effortlessly blends contemporary style with commercial-grade durability, making it an ideal choice for the hospitality industry. Featuring a sturdy steel frame with a sleek wood finish, this barstool offers a modern look that fits seamlessly into any bar, café, or resort setting. Its ergonomic design, with a comfortable ply back and upholstered seat, ensures your customers can enjoy both style and comfort for hours, whether they're seated at a bar, high-top table, or counter.
