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Two mahogany cross-back chairs sized for children, sold as a pair
This pair of Flash Furniture HERCULES Series chairs is finished in mahogany and scaled for children. The cross-back design adds structural rigidity while keeping the profile light. Both chairs arrive new and ready to use without assembly.
The two-pack quantity suits siblings, playdates or small-group activities in a home office, bedroom or classroom. Each chair stands on its own four legs and requires no mounting hardware, power or additional furniture to function. Buyers needing adjustable height, upholstery or a matching table will need to look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | FLASH FURNITURE |
| Product type | Chairs |
| Product color | Mahogany |
The pack contains two chairs, so two children can sit at the same time.
Wood does not conduct heat like metal, so the mahogany surface stays comfortable to the touch even after hours in the sun.
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