Loll Fire Side Chair
Featuring horizontal back slats with a contoured seat and taller lounging height, this collection will provoke you to sit a little longer and stare at the fire.
Loll Chairs are made with 100% recycled plastic - mostly from single use milk jugs.
Care: Loll furniture will not rot or splinter. It will never require paint or stain. Mostly you will find a simple hose-off will do the trick when it gets a little dirty. If there is a little more dirt, a simple wet rag and a natural spray cleaner should be sufficient to keep Loll furniture clean. A garden hose and a soft bristle brush or a microfiber towel works great if there is dirt embedded in the texture.
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Loll Fire Side Chair
Featuring horizontal back slats with a contoured seat and taller lounging height, this collection will provoke you to sit a little longer and stare at the fire.
Loll Chairs are made with 100% recycled plastic - mostly from single use milk jugs.
Care: Loll furniture will not rot or splinter. It will never require paint or stain. Mostly you will find a simple hose-off will do the trick when it gets a little dirty. If there is a little more dirt, a simple wet rag and a natural spray cleaner should be sufficient to keep Loll furniture clean. A garden hose and a soft bristle brush or a microfiber towel works great if there is dirt embedded in the texture.
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Featuring horizontal back slats with a contoured seat and taller lounging height, this collection will provoke you to sit a little longer and stare at the fire.
Loll Chairs are made with 100% recycled plastic - mostly from single use milk jugs.
Care: Loll furniture will not rot or splinter. It will never require paint or stain. Mostly you will find a simple hose-off will do the trick when it gets a little dirty. If there is a little more dirt, a simple wet rag and a natural spray cleaner should be sufficient to keep Loll furniture clean. A garden hose and a soft bristle brush or a microfiber towel works great if there is dirt embedded in the texture.
