Mcson Umbrellas
Furniture in Johannesburg

Mcson Umbrellas and Patio Furniture is a well established South African Outdoor Furniture company.
We only use the finest solid Zimbabwean Teak wood which is durable, withstanding all kinds of weather, and beautiful to look at.
We supply wooden and aluminium outdoor furniture and furniture sets, as well as deliver your furniture and patio umbrellas and cushions too.
Our high quality patio furniture, garden umbrellas, cushions and weather covers are locally made, hence theymeet the needs of every individual South African.
Apart from our high quality patio furniture and garden umbrellas we also make custom made cushions that allow our clients to choose the colour and design most suitable for their home and furniture.

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