Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm - Wooden Swing Daybeds

Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm

The Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm is made entirely from natural solid Finnish pine wood, which comes from organized logging, with a focus on sustainability. The timber is certified and extremely resistant to weather conditions and treatments. The Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm combines functionality with aesthetics. Having incorporated rustic elements in its minimalist design, it offers rest, relaxation and fun to its users, while at the same time it becomes a major decorative object. It is used by both private and professional users, placed in gardens, swimming pools or in appropriately designed areas on the beach.

 

► Can be combined with the Cushion For Hanging Swing Sunbed

Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm - CHARACTERISTICS

Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm - ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

The wooden sun loungers:

• Are built for long-term use

• Have an excellent adaptation to the Greek climatic conditions

• Are particularly resistant to the sun, moisture and salt droplets

• Suspended at the fixing points with 100% natural jute ropes

• They are painted in a soft, turquoise tone that evokes the water element

• Offered for rest, relaxation and fun

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Hanging-Swing Sunbed With Jute Rope 224x74x35cm - CERTIFICATES

FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)

FSC stands for Forest Stewardship Council. This is a non-profit organisation that works to preserve forests around the world through responsible forest management, preventing entire forests from being cut down. Responsible forest management means respecting the rights of local people and forest workers. FSC uses its own certification system, in which the entire supply chain must meet the label requirements. 

PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification)

PEFC stands for Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification. The PEFC did not create the requirements for forest management itself, but uses internationally established criteria endorsed by 149 countries. In addition to economical and ecological requirements, the PEFC also prescribes strict social conditions in respect of social working standards (International Labour Organization). The PEFC also assesses the entire supply chain. 

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