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ASPIRE RAPHAEL QUATTRO MAXI RECLINER Up to 180KG Microsuede Marina Grey Pick Up From BIGGERA WATERS STORE ONLY
SKU: 8763-11291844
$850.00
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- Backlit hand control with integrated USB charging point
- Independent adjustable headrest, back, leg & lumbar support functions
- Integrated lift & recline functions for easy sit-to-stand & maximum comfort
- Intuitive headrest support, ideal when watching TV when reclined
- Part of the Aspire GOLD range of lift recline chairs
This Chair is Pick Up Only from our Biggera Waters Store on the northern end of the Gold Coast. It will require at least 2 people to remove the chair from the store. A Trailer of Ute will be required to take the chair home.
Condition
Used: good
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