Spring is in the air and already the weather is improving along with the advent of longer daylight hours,
just the job for dining al fresco, entertaining and throwing a party to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of HM The Queen. Added to that there will be many more personal reasons to celebrate in the coming months with weddings galore, birthdays and many other reasons to get outside and relax in the fresh air.
Gifts to Celebrate events in such a year need to be extra special, even if they are gifts to oneself.
Once again the team at Chairs and Tables Fine Teak Garden Furniture have created a splendid new multi-functional Jubilee Trolley with which to mark this season
This Jubilee Trolley is an innovative design combining a solid teakwood table top that converts from a handy food and drinks trolley, it even has bottle holders on the lower section just the right size for bottles of something cooling, and at 100cm v 97cm (c 38”) with the flaps raised the table top is the perfect size to accommodate afternoon tea, nibbles and refreshments, plus your sunglasses and a good book.
All Chairs and Tables Teak Garden Furniture products are made using Grade A solid teakwood from sustainable sources and hand finished to produce that beautiful smooth finish that is friendly to the touch and whose appearance will actually improve with age. With wheels allowing manoeuvrability this handsome trolley cum coffee table is just perfect for use on any surface, patio, decking or grass making is a simple matter to use it rather than carry heavy items and risk spillage or trips.
The dimensions of this fine Jubilee Trolley are:
Table top extended – 100cm x 97cm (39 x 38ins)
Top with flaps folded down – 100cm x 56cm (39 x 22ins)
Height 72cm (28”)
Length inc handle is 122cm (48”)
Chairs and Tables Luxury Teak Garden Furniture makes the perfect Jubilee gift and reminder of this wonderful Celebration!
Did you know that Celebratory Benches and other Luxury Solid Teakwood Garden Furniture are also available with which to honour our Monarch with a seat at the 19th hole, boating clubhouse or rest area?
