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A great range of garden furniture including tables, chairs at a sensible price!

Your garden should reflect the personality and your individual style. It should be decorated and designed in ways that you, like and enjoy. Garden tables and chairs provide you an excellent place to watch your garden beauty.

Fornisca offers a complete range of garden furniture to suit your style of living. Place one of these garden tables & chairs in the middle of your garden, on your porch or patio, beneath a tree, or anywhere else in your landscape. These Garden tables offer you so much more than just a place to sit: they offer you additional beauty for your garden.

We have a huge collection of beautiful tables to match your taste. We offer:

* Coffee tables for Garden
* Folding Circular Table
* Lister Fairford table
* Square dining table

These are some of the tables offered by Fornisca. To view the complete range of beautiful and durable garden tables, visit fornisca.com.
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