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Contemporary picnic table MALAGAwoodenrecycled plasticgalvanised steel base
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Characteristics
- Style
- contemporary
- Material
- wooden, recycled plastic
- Base material
- galvanised steel base
- Shape
- rectangular
- Options
- for handicapped, with integrated upholstered bench, recyclable
- Market
- for public spaces
- Length
2,000 mm
(78.7 in)- Width
Min.: 725 mm
(28.5 in)Max.: 1,750 mm
(68.9 in)- Height
750 mm
(29.5 in)
Description
Picnic set consisting of a table and two benches.
(Table and benches can be ordered separately).
Available in 3 versions:
1) Recycled plastic (mixed version made of metal and recycled plastic-Recyplast)***
2) WPC-Composite wood (mixed version made of metal and ecological composite wood).***
3) Wood (mixed version made of metal and tropical wood).
*** Ecological versions. Do not require maintenance. Especially recommended for
promenades, coastal areas or places with high exposure to saline corrosion.
Two installation options: a) Independent or b) Joined set.
Support structure made galvanized and pickled steel with anticorrosive primer.
Catalogs
CERVIC ENVIRONMENT- CATALOGUE 2024
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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.