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leimbachrn

Confused

9 years ago
Does "Two tables together make a full picnic table. One bench per box" mean I must buy two in order to get what is in the pictures?
Convert a Bench, Tan · More Info

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  • 9 years ago

    Hello, thanks for asking about the Convert-A-Bench. The bench easily converts to a table. Two tables together make a full picnic table. Please see the photo below, showing 2 benches together in the the "table position". I hope this helps to clarify!

  • 9 years ago

    Thank you for the reply I'm still confused though do I need to buy two complete sets at $160 a piece or whatever they cost in order to have a table and two benches? so that is two complete sets / two boxes?

    I guess picture on the box or the instructions would make it clearwe

    sorry I'm hitting a wall here.

  • 9 years ago

    Hi there! If you want a complete picnic table, as pictured above, you'll want to purchase 2 Convert-A-Bench units. They are currently priced at $128.99 each. Thanks for shopping with Houzz!

  • 9 years ago

    Ok, now I'm with you! Thanks!

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