Royalcraft Wentworth Rattan Weave Cushion Storage Box 826L

The Wentworth Cushion Storage Box is perfect for storing away all your garden cushions. Built with an aluminium framework and hand-woven synthetic half-round rattan weave, complete with a waterproof zipped lining, this storage box is the stylish way to keep your belongings protected and waterproof. The cushion storage box has hydraulic hinges which allow the lid to stay open when you are placing your items inside with a soft closing lid. If you are looking for a way to store your cushions while still keeping your garden trendy, our rattan storage boxes are the perfect solution. Available in a range of different colours, there will be an option that will complement your garden furniture. Our rattan cushion boxes are sturdy and can hold cushions from your large L shape sofas or several small sets, meaning you have a safe place to store your garden furniture cushions when not in use. You can even store accessories like the children’s toys and garden tools so that you can maintain a tidy garden space. Our garden cushion box options are a great choice for keeping your items protected from the elements. The Wentworth range is one of our most popular rattan garden furniture ranges. The range features neutral-coloured synthetic rattan which makes this range timeless and suitable for any type of garden. With plenty of lounging and dining options, you will not be disappointed in the Wentworth rattan range to style your outdoor living space. Features and Benefits Modern and contemporary design Aluminium frame Storage for your cushions and other outdoor accessories Hydraulic Hinges to allow easy open and closing Waterproof zipped lining inside Assembly Information This product requires full assembly – approximately 50 minutes assembly with two people. Comes in one box which is flat-packed. Specifications Dimensions: H:80 x W:155 x D:92cm Colour: Cream Guarantee: 3 Years Material: Synthetic Rattan Model Number: WENBOX826L Self-Assembly Required: Yes

Price: £ 319.99 from Robert Dyas