This auction is for a large table sized 1140 x 700mm and four matching chairs.

Don't miss out - if you want them, then buy NOW - any queries just phone on
020 888 54321 or 07949 606 782.

These fantastic chair sets are absolutely brilliant value for money - but to bring them to you this cheap we have NOT compromised on strength!.

Other table sizes available - see our other listings
Extra chairs available at £14.50 (inc VAT, excl del) - see our other listings

Delivery for a few sets will be £25 per set.
Large orders will come out on a pallet at £85 per pallet.
Area restrictions do apply, so call for full details - 020 888 54321

Lancaster solid rubberwood chair - Light Oak Colour

Light Oak colour


Before you buy anywhere else check the following specification for quality, strength and suitability - you will regret it if you don't!

Make sure you get the quality you are after at the best possible price!


Chair and tables are supplied flat-pack for self assembly.

Set prices are fixed regardless of quantity ordered. We may be able to reduce the delivery cost per chair on large orders - please call for further details.

Phone 020 888 54321 with any questions or queries.

Harringay Furniture
10 Rangemoor Road
London
N15 4NG
020 888 54321

Please send a valid phone number with your order. We will contact you to arrange immediate delivery once we have received you contact details. Prices include VAT and a VAT invoice will be issued on all purchases.

 What is rubberwood?

Rubberwood is a hardwood from the maple family of woods. It has very little tendancy to warp or crack and is one of the most durable timbers used in furniture manufacture - it is much stronger than pine!!

As a member of the maple family, rubberwood has a dense grain making it very strong. Like maple, rubberwood is a sap producing species, but instead of producing sap it produces latex.

Rubberwood trees produce all the latex used for all rubber based products.

Rubberwood is the most ecologically "friendly" timber, as it is grown specifically for latex production. After 25 to 30 years the latex production in an individual tree dries up and the trees are chopped down, making the furniture from what is esentially a "waste" material.