Canyon Small 6-Pc.Dining Set, (60" Dining Table, 4 Side Chairs & Bench)

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Web ID: 4766887
Combining the rich vibrance of washed acacia surfaces with an updated take on traditional design, this compact, six-piece dining set offers the timeless beauty of rustic style with a subtle and appealing, modern touch.

  • Product Features

  • Product Dimensions

    • Table approx. dimensions: 36''W x 60''L x 30''H
    • Chair approx. dimensions: 19''W x 21''D x 38''H each
    • Bench approx. dimensions: 14''W x 49''L x 18''H

  • Materials & Care

    • Acacia solid wood with butcher block joinery, textured surface and wire brushed washed taupe finish; Polyester upholstery in a marlow toast tone
    • Imported

  • Shipping & Returns

    • This item may not be shipped to P.O.Box, Marshall Islands, American Samoa, Palau, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, Armed Forces Pacific, Puerto Rico, Alaska, Hawaii and El Paso, TX.
    • Shipping Method: Scheduled Delivery
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VMR
5 years ago

Nice BUT disposable; Worrynomore a waste

I really wanted to give this set only one star. I gave it two because it looks nice at the beginning. The quality just isn't there. We were looking for something durable and modern but this set just can't take any use without denting and scratching. Less than two years in, it's so disgusting that I just need to dump it and buy a new one. The WORRYNOMORE warranty is terrible. Don't spend on that. They are impossible to get a hold of and will deny all claims. I do think their own agreement (which most customers won't read) is MUCH more restrictive than how the Macy's brochure and sales person portrayed it. Regardless, the claim submission process seems super easy via the website but it is not at all once you try it.

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