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New ‘Hero’ furniture range offers style, function and sustainability for all seasons

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by Editor - May 6, 2019June 7, 2019 6461
New ‘Hero’ furniture range offers style, function and sustainability for all seasons

Plaswood has launched a range of picnic tables called ‘Hero’ that twin style with sustainability to help transform external spaces with elegant but durable statement furniture. The new, lighter weight range of Plaswood tables is made from 100% recycled plastic and boasts a unique new design that allows for easier

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