Lambskin Ale Bench Cover, 25 x 220 cm
€84.90
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Fellshop Wien Mariahilferstrasse
Fellhof Einkaufswelt in Hof bei Salzburg
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Fellshop Wien Meidling
Fellshop Salzburg Getreidegasse
Fellhof Shop Wurzelstock Lienz
Fellhof Shop Innsbruck
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Product Description
Practical ale bench cover for your brewery or outdoor furniture set
For barbecues, garden parties or birthday bashes: as long as the weather allows, a party outside is always a pleasure.
Celebrate outdoors and stay comfortable whilst doing so when you equip your outdoor furniture set with our ale bench covers made of lambskin. This comfy lambskin ale bench seat cover ensures that your guests stay warm and can sit comfortably for a long time.
Four elastic bands secure this warm pad to the bench, and the non-slip coating on the underside also ensures the ale bench cover stays put.
Ale bench cover: features
• 100% lambskin
• Non-slip backing
• 4 elastic straps to secure
• Width: 25 cm
• Length: 220 cm
• Colour: beige
Order your lambskin ale bench cover today!
Product number: 7150022
Care Hints
This item is not washable.
As a general rule, lambskins have self-cleaning properties and should be washed as little as possible.
In general, we recommend airing out our fur products well - the best way to do this is with fog or even snow for several hours. The following applies: the fur can become damp, but the leather should not become wet. If you then brush the lambskin product well in the mist or comb the snow-damp coat, this is the gentlest cleaning for the lambskin product. Then air well at room temperature and allow to dry completely - otherwise the leather may tarnish. In case of stubborn stains, you can treat the affected area with a very small amount of the special shampoo and cold water.
As a general rule, lambskins have self-cleaning properties and should be washed as little as possible.
In general, we recommend airing out our fur products well - the best way to do this is with fog or even snow for several hours. The following applies: the fur can become damp, but the leather should not become wet. If you then brush the lambskin product well in the mist or comb the snow-damp coat, this is the gentlest cleaning for the lambskin product. Then air well at room temperature and allow to dry completely - otherwise the leather may tarnish. In case of stubborn stains, you can treat the affected area with a very small amount of the special shampoo and cold water.
