Great Deal! New, Unused Acrylic Bath Chair - Senko Salina, M Size - Bathtub Stool

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This is a single M-sized bath chair from the Salina series. ◎

It was out of stock due to high demand, but we have received one restock.
It is also listed elsewhere, so it's first come, first served. ◎

This item is brand new and unused.

As it was purchased in-store and is made of metacryl resin,
please understand that there may be minor initial scratches or damage from display.

This bath chair alone sells for over 10,000 yen online, so this is a great deal! ◎

*We also have wash bowls and hand buckets in stock. ◎
Both can be purchased for an additional 3,200 yen. Please feel free to comment if you are interested.＾＾

Same-day shipping is available.
It will be shipped wrapped in bubble wrap.

We strive for polite and smooth transactions, and appreciate your understanding.

[Product Description]
■Size: Bath chair approx. W33.5 x D24 x H25cm
■Material: Main body/Metacryl resin, Rubber part/Vinyl chloride resin
■Heat resistance: 70°C
■Color: Clear
■Country of Origin: Taiwan

*Transform your bathroom into a Scandinavian-inspired space. This Salina bath and wash series features a soothing plant pattern.
*Popular U-shaped design. Simple yet stylish with a calculated rounded form that exudes elegance and luxury. It enhances a clean and sophisticated atmosphere, reminiscent of a high-end hotel.
*The seamless acrylic one-piece construction ensures strength, while the gently curved seat provides a comfortable and secure fit.
*Features a non-slip structure with vinyl chloride rubber. This is a durable and long-lasting bath chair. It resists dirt and water stains, making it easy to clean. It is safe for both the floor and the user, preventing scratches.

Precautions
?Do not place near fire.
?Scrubbing with a scouring pad or polishing powder may cause scratches.
?The product may break if dropped or subjected to strong impact.
?May deteriorate upon contact with alcohol, thinner, acids, or alkalis.
?Using boiling water may cause the gloss to disappear.