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DII Summer Stripe Outdoor Collection Tabletop, Tablecloth, 52" Round w/Zipper, Model Number: 5751

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DII Summer Stripe Outdoor Collection Tabletop, Tablecloth, 52" Round w/Zipper, Model Number: 5751
- INDOOR & OUTDOOR USE: Enjoy a quality tablecloth that is stain resistant and waterproof measuring 52-inch round, made of 100% polyester with a 1" hem, seats 4 people
- EASY TO CLEAN: Material can be wiped clean or machine washed on gentle cycle, tumble dry low and Low iron if needed; use again and again
- ENJOY WARMER WEATHER: Bring life to your patio or deck with vibrant table top options to host gatherings and share food
- ADDS A FINISHING TOUCH: Various designs available to create a look to match your personality, use season after season
- GET MORE FROM YOUR TABLE: Protect the surface of your tabletop from scratches, stains, and burns by using runners, placemats, or tablecloths
Country USA
Brand DII
Manufacturer DII
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber CAMZ36751
Model 6219
Warranty Not applicable.
Color Sunset
ReleaseDate 2016-09-10
Size 52" (Round)
UnitCount 1
UPCs 738215367518
EANs 0738215367518

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