BTM Rocking Chair for Nursery, Rocking Chair with Footstool & Pillow & Side Pocket, Single Recliner for Living Room Bedroom Office
BTM

BTM Rocking Chair for Nursery, Rocking Chair with Footstool & Pillow & Side Pocket, Single Recliner for Living Room Bedroom Office

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This rocking chair with footstool is designed for comfort and stability. It features:
  • Iron frame, solid wood feet, and high-strength sponge for durability
  • Soft linen upholstery and sturdy stitching for comfort
  • Adjustable feet for customised height and long-lasting stability
  • Maximum load capacity of 115 kg
  • Felt pads on the wooden feet to protect floors and provide a quiet rocking experience
  • Side pocket for storage and wing back, armrests, and lumbar pillow for ergonomic support

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