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K&M 13490 chair cart, black
The K&M 13490 is a heavy-duty chair cart designed for transporting and storing multiple K&M orchestra and musician chairs efficiently. Finished in black, it features a robust steel frame with smooth-running castors that make manoeuvring easy, even when fully loaded. The cart’s practical design allows chairs to be stacked securely, helping venues, schools and orchestras set up and clear down quickly while keeping seating organised and protected. Durable, stable and built for daily use, it’s an essential tool for managing large chair inventories with minimal effort.
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K&M 13490 chair cart, black
K&M 13490 chair cart, black
The K&M 13490 is a heavy-duty chair cart designed for transporting and storing multiple K&M orchestra and musician chairs efficiently. Finished in black, it features a robust steel frame with smooth-running castors that make manoeuvring easy, even when fully loaded. The cart’s practical design allows chairs to be stacked securely, helping venues, schools and orchestras set up and clear down quickly while keeping seating organised and protected. Durable, stable and built for daily use, it’s an essential tool for managing large chair inventories with minimal effort.
$183.39
K&M 13490 chair cart, black—
$183.39
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The K&M 13490 is a heavy-duty chair cart designed for transporting and storing multiple K&M orchestra and musician chairs efficiently. Finished in black, it features a robust steel frame with smooth-running castors that make manoeuvring easy, even when fully loaded. The cart’s practical design allows chairs to be stacked securely, helping venues, schools and orchestras set up and clear down quickly while keeping seating organised and protected. Durable, stable and built for daily use, it’s an essential tool for managing large chair inventories with minimal effort.
