90cm Kateson Fir Traditional Green Christmas Swag

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Cheaper-Online Stunning plain green Kateson Fir artificial Christmas swag decoration. Suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use, this attractive ornamental swag will add a touch of greenery to an area. Supplied in its smallest form, this reusable decoration requires fluffing to get the desired look and can be folded back down for easy storage when not in use. Shredded PVC in varying shades of brown and green has been used to create realistic looking, soft needle branches. Branches descend in size from the centre outwards, range between 4cm - 10cm, giving a maximum diameter of approximately 20cm once set up. Looks great plain or can be dressed with string lights, baubles, bows or other accessories to tie in with existing decor. Search for "Kateson Fir" to see our other items available in this range.

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Stunning plain green Kateson Fir artificial Christmas swag decoration. Suitable for both indoor and sheltered outdoor use, this attractive ornamental swag will add a touch of greenery to an area. Supplied in its smallest form, this reusable decoration requires fluffing to get the desired look and can be folded back down for easy storage when not in use. Shredded PVC in varying shades of brown and green has been used to create realistic looking, soft needle branches. Branches descend in size from the centre outwards, range between 4cm - 10cm, giving a maximum diameter of approximately 20cm once set up. Looks great plain or can be dressed with string lights, baubles, bows or other accessories to tie in with existing decor. Search for "Kateson Fir" to see our other items available in this range.

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Product specifications

Brand Cheaper-Online.co.uk
EAN
  • 5029936498786
MPN
  • CF04676

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