2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa
A two-seater fabric bathtub sofa is a fantastic seating solution for reception areas, waiting rooms visitors seating or other places. It is closed-fronted and is available in a choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.
The cushions of the love seat are tinier than those on three-seaters.
Product Description
The chic curved tub fabric sofa is perfect for relaxation areas, reception areas and breakout areas. Fully cushioned with your choice of custom-made fabric color options and supported by chrome feet.
What is the difference between a two-seater and loveseat? The size of the cushions is the primary difference. A two seater will have two seat cushions, and a loveseat is likely to have three seats.
The two-seater is ideal for reception seating as well as breakout spaces. It can be coordinated with other products in the Breakout seating collection. It is also a great addition to office and staffroom interiors.
The Classic Tub Sofa comes in various modern colors and can be specified either with a left- or right-hand chaise. The sofas are fully upholstered with your choice of colour fabrics. All foam is fire-resistant and tested up to UK level 5.
This range is designed as an extension of the Nova seating family, which includes booths and chairs. There are also matching coffee tables with round, rectangular or square tops made of frosted-glass, set on tapered legs.
The Fenway is a modern fabric sofa that features stylish curved styling. It's well-padded and comfortable. This modern sofa is available in a variety of bespoke fabrics and is upholstered to your choice. It comes with wooden frame that is chrome legs.
The stocked version of this sofa comes in Plindy 16 fabric, with Nueva, Cure II, Level, Munich, Gravel, Herring and Munster all available for special order with promotional pricing. Click Ask A question to request samples of the fabric or find out lead time. Alternately, make use of the Configurator to design your own bespoke configuration and see price quotes immediately.
Product Features
The 2 seater fabric tub sofa is a great choice for your reception, waiting or relaxation areas. It is available in a variety of custom-made fabrics and offers generous sitting space.
The sofa's simplicity is influenced by modern influences and is a great fit in the most elegant of rooms. It is built with a wooden frame to ensure stability and durability. The feet are made of iron and come with a protective coating that protects against wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized to prevent corrosion.
The tub-style sofa is upholstered with your choice of coloured fabric. It comes with a pair of seat cushions as well as two sofa cushions, so you can choose the configuration that suits your space the best. The foam used for the backrest and seat cushions has been tested for fire retardancy in accordance with UK standards.
This tub sofa is offered in a range of stylish, hard-wearing fabrics to suit any workplace. The standard version of the tub sofa is made from Plindy 16 but other fabrics like Nueva, Cure II and Level, Gravel, and Munich are available for special orders at discounted prices. Click the Ask A Question button to request an unrestricted fabric sample or get in touch to find out more information.
Product Care
Regular cleaning is the best method to ensure your sofa stays gorgeous and lasting for over time. This includes regularly vacuuming it using a hose and an upholstery attachment to remove dirt and dust that could make your couch dull and lifeless. It is also about protecting it from stains as well as other damage by using the right cleaning products and techniques.
Fabric sofas are typically more susceptible to dirt and stains than leather sofas, which is why they require more frequent cleaning and protection measures. Examine the care label to find out the type of fabric used on your sofa. Always test on an unnoticed area of the fabric prior to using cleaning products.
The most popular sofa cleaner is a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water. It is safe for use on nearly all fabrics. The cleaner must be dampened by water, then blotted onto the stain. Be sure to avoid rubbing to spread the stain.
Cleaning your couch with a vacuum and brushing it with a soft bristled brush can aid in the removal of dirt and dust. If your sofa has cushions that can be removed you can take them off and clean them separately to clean the crevices and seams where dirt is likely to collect. If your sofa has a drop-down armrest, make use of the tool that comes with it to clean the crevices under the seat cushion.
Steaming is a different method of removing stubborn stains, but only if your couch is made of a material that can be safely cleaned with water. If not, a professional cleaner or cleaning service will be required.
Protecting your couch from the damage caused by direct sunlight is crucial. A few well-placed curtains, blinds or window films can protect your couch from harmful UV rays from damaging your couch or fading the color of your couch. Pillows and throw blankets can be used to shield the sofa's cushions from dirt and sunlight.
Product Warranty
A warranty is a guarantee by the manufacturer that they will repair or replace the product if it has issues. Many brands and retailers offer warranties that cover specific issues related to manufacturing or faulty material but not all.
Typical couch warranties cover the wooden frame, joinery, and spring support system for a certain period of time against structural defects or manufacturer-related issues. They could also include a guarantee for the frame's reclining mechanism or motion features. Some companies offer a lifetime guarantee for their sofa frames.
Most fabric sofas come with a warranty against pile-up and fading as well as an all-year guarantee on the cushions. However the warranty isn't valid for any damage caused by negligence, commercial use, abuse or abnormal wear and tear.
Contact the retailer or the company where you purchased your couch If you discover a defect. They will help you through the procedure of filing the warranty claim. In the process of filing a claim, you will need to provide proof of purchase, photographs or other evidence to support your claim.
The manufacturer or retailer will decide if it is appropriate to repair, replace or even refund your sofa based on the nature of the defect. They may also extend your warranty for a small fee. Most warranties do not cover shipping and handling costs. Therefore, it is essential to read the fine print carefully before purchasing any furniture. If you have any doubts, contact the manufacturer or retailer for more information. You can also look over your home insurance policy to determine whether they cover damage to furniture. If it doesn't, there are a variety of third-party furniture protection plans could be considered in lieu of a warranty.