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Made in Canada Gybson 38" Fabric Power Reclining Chair - Graphite Grey | Fauteuil à inclinaison électrique Gybson de 38 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu - gris graphite findify-variant preventing wrinkles from setting in

SKU: 31939595145
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Made in Canada Gybson 38" Fabric Power Reclining Chair Graphite Grey Fauteuil à inclinaison électrique Gybson de 38 po fabriqué au Canada en tissu gris graphite findify variant preventing wrinkles from setting in preventing wrinkles from setting in if you can’t unload right away Upholstered in foam filled fabric for a cozy look and feel With the comfort of foam padding and the support of sinuous springs Covered with plush polyester fabric in a beautiful graphite colour

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