The Kinvara stain-resistant tablecloth from the Kinvara brand is a functional and practical solution to protect surfaces in indoor and outdoor spaces. It features a blue color that adds a fresh touch and decorative versatility, adapting to different styles and settings. This tablecloth is specifically designed to offer stain resistance, making cleaning and maintenance easier—ideal for families, events, or daily use. It measures approximately 140 x 180 cm, a standard size that comfortably covers medium to large tables, ensuring proper coverage and a uniform finish. Its composition and finish are aimed at guaranteeing durability and protection against liquids or dirt, preventing unwanted absorption and extending the tablecloth’s lifespan under everyday conditions. Thanks to its easy cleaning and resistance, the Kinvara tablecloth is very practical for those who need to keep a tidy and well-maintained environment with minimal effort. It is a versatile option in the stain-resistant table linen market, combining useful dimensions with an attractive shade and proven functionality. In summary, the Kinvara stain-resistant tablecloth is a reliable and effective choice to protect tables with style and practicality.

• Type:
  • Home
  • Tablecloth
• Material:
  • Thin canvas
  • 70 % cotton
  • 30 % Polyester
• Characteristics: Anti-stain
• Design: Rhombus
• Approx. dimensions:
  • 140 x 180 cm
  • 28 x 1,5 x 43 cm
• Colour: Beige
• Suitable for: Sheet
• Units: 6 Units
• Weight: 170 g/m²
• Washing instructions:
  • Do not use bleach
  • Dry cleaning
  • Washable 30º
• Not suitable for: Dryer

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