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chairs in the water.

11 years ago

How will these hold up to the water? Is there a cover on the legs?

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PRO
GM Construction, Inc.
11 years ago
We put a lacquer over the legs that seals it from soaking in water. The lacquer should be reapplied annually to assure that no damage occurs. We haven't had any problems in the past.
boonedog
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank You
guimcalopes
9 years ago
Hi, do you know where can we find this chaise? Tks a lot

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