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Lh201 B Bedroom Furniture - China Bedroom Furniture Suite, Luxury Bedroom Furniture September 13, 2013 – 09:25
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Basic Info.

Model NO.:LH201B

Material:Genuine Leather

Appearance:Antique

Folded:Non Folded

Export Markets:North America, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Mid East, Western Europe

Additional Info.

Trademark:LAISBOWEI

Packing:Standard Export Carton with Plywood Protected.

Origin:Wenzhou, China

HS Code:

Product Description

Neoclassical bedroom furniture, top-class furniture, New palace Royal furniture, Wooden bedroom furniture.

Features:
1)Material: Beech Solid wood frame with handcraft carving. Genuine leather upholstery with delicate patterns
2)Finish: Environmental protected painting with silver or glden Foil wrapped outside.
3)High durability and easy care
4)Packing: KD or Assemble packed in Standard export cartons
5)Manufacturer price with excellent service

Our furniture are fully customizable in alternative colours and sizes, Please state how you would like it customized during the submission process. Price varies according to selected finishing and measurement.

Welcome any direct buyers, distributors and trade companies contacting us for more information.
Мы знаем, где продаются безлимитные тарифы в спб по самым низким ценам в городе.

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