Adirondack 4 Slat Compact Ottoman

Description

Key Features • Ships To Canada • OK For Outdoor Use • Made In USA • 5 Years • Eco-Friendly Product Description Why should your feet be left out of the fun? The Loll Designs Adirondack 4 Slat Compact Ottoman pairs up with the Adirondack Compact Chair, available with the same 4-slat construction and range of 9 colors. It is made out of recycled milk jugs and non-recycled HDPE, with stainless steel fasteners that are hidden for a sleek look. About the Brand Loll Designs creates "outdoor furniture for the modern lollygagger." Founded in 2003, Loll specializes in the use of recycled and recyclable materials (primarily plastic milk jugs) to create their long-lasting, low-maintenance and, of course, super-stylish outdoor chairs, tables, benches and other outdoor furnishings. All Loll products are designed and made in Duluth, Minnesota. Details • Stainless steel fasteners and brass inserts • Includes a UV stabilizer to improve color durability • Ships flat packed • Milk Jug count: 200 • Material: Recycled milk jugs and non-recycled HDPE • Made from Sustainably Sourced Materials: This design is produced using responsibly harvested, reclaimed or alternative materials. • Made from Recycled Materials: This design is produced using recycled and/or upcycled materials. • Recyclable: This design may be broken down and recycled. • Eco-Friendly Packaging: This design is shipped using recycled, recyclable or limited packaging materials to reduce waste and carbon footprint. • OK for Outdoor Use • Assembly Required: Yes • Warranty: 5 Years • Made In USA Dimensions Ottoman: Width 19", Height 11.75", Depth 17.5", Weight 15Lbs Care Instructions Loll furniture will not rot or splinter. It will never require paint or stain. Mostly you will find a simple hose-off will do the trick when it gets a little dirty. If there is a little more dirt, a simple wet rag and a natural spray cleaner should be sufficient to keep Loll furniture clean. A garden hose and a soft bristle brush or a microfiber towel works great if there is dirt embedded in the texture.