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GAVIN_VENICE BEG-7PC DINING SETBLACK TABLE BEIGE CHAIR GLASS METAL MDF FABRIC CHINA Contemporary extension dining table Easy to use, one handed extension mechanism Engineered wood and marbled look glass table top Metal legs in a matte black finish Mid century modern style Comfortable, curved wood seat frame with cushion and fabric upholstery Metal legs with a matte black finish Medium firm comfort polyester foam cushion Approximate weight capacity is 300 lbs; seat height is 19"
BLACK TABLE/BEIGE CHAIRGLASS/METAL/MDF/FABRIC
CHINA
Contemporary extension dining table
Easy to use, one-handed extension mechanism
Engineered wood and marbled-look glass table top
Metal legs in a matte black finish
Mid-century modern style
Comfortable, curved wood seat frame with cushion and fabric upholstery
Metal legs with a matte black finish
Medium-firm comfort polyester foam cushion
Approximate weight capacity is 300 lbs; seat height is 19"
Dimensions: Table - 63(+15.75) x 35.50 x 30"H; Chair - 17.75 x 22 x 36.75"H
This dining table boasts a beautiful, marble-look glass top that easy to clean without all the fuss. The self-storing extension lets you fit up to 8 (or more?) chairs comfortably for those memorable family meals. The black metal legs are sturdy and continue the modern feel of the table. The mid-century influence on this dining chair is clearly seen through the curves of the seat and the shape of the legs. But the modern takes over with the textured upholstery and the matte black finish on the metal legs.
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★★★★★ 5
Worx very well!
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
Worx very well. ;)
More power than I expected from a 20v cordless machine. And with the 4Ahr battery it comes with, I was able to do the drive, walks, and patio without having to change batteries. I own 2 Worx string trimmers, chainsaw, hedge trimmer, drill impact driver, and leaf blower. Love them all.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Problematic instructions
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
The product is great once u figure out how to assemble. The instructions don’t do it. I was not happy. Every part was a challenge. The instruction book only shows a photo but not how to get it to look like the photo.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Works great
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
Works great but the trenches part could be wider for what we need
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
cuts well
Style: Lawn Edger w/(1) 4.0 Ah Battery
easy to operate cuts well adjusts easy and gard keeps debris from hitting me good battery life
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Loved Lucky & Lexie!!
Format: Kindle
Oh my, what an absolutely amazing book!! It’s such an emotional, poignant, and heartfelt romance and Bella has really out done herself! Geez, once you I started this book I could not put it down. Lucky Beneventi and Lexie Sinclair been friends from childhood. There has always been a connection between them, yet there was also something that kept them as friends … even if they both craved for more.
Lexie is returning home from Paris after spending time there studying at Le Cordon Bleu. Returning home she will be the new baker at Sweet Temptations. The past year away from home Lexie has become independent. Learning to live her life on her own terms in spite of her having Cystic Fibrosis. Excited to be back home Lexie is still a bit nervous about sharing the house with former BFF, Lucky.
Lucky is now the star QB for the Kings and teammate and best friend with Lexie’s brother Linc. Though Lucky may have always had is eye on Lexie it was the unwritten rule that she was off limits for him because of her brothers. Needless to say, this has led to Lucky becoming a big-time ladies’ man. But what happens when Lexie returns from Paris and they find they are now become roommates?
It doesn’t take long for Lucky and Lexie to have an unexpected late-night meeting. It didn’t take long for them to fall into easy conversation… along with a bit of bantering. It felt good to see them both open up and ease back into their old familiar friendship. But was it truly just the friendship in which they were interested?
Lexie had always wanted Lucky to see her beyond just being friends. At the same time she had a real issue with having CF that kept her from pursuing more than friendship with Lucky. Little did she know that Lucky had always had visions of her being his endgame!! It was heartbreaking just how vulnerable Lexie was when it came to having a romantic relationship.
Even though Lexie would fight Lucky pushing to have more with her, once he got beyond that wall, I loved just how caring and devoted he was to her. The chemistry between Lucky and Lexie was just so freaking electrifying!! And to see how thoughtful and caring Lucky was… ~swoon!!~~ These two were meant to be together.
There were many other things I loved too!! The group text messages and camaraderie that were always going back and forth… This is one of the things that Bella does so well in her books. Family/friendships and extended family. Plus, all that love that you feel from them.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2025