Materials
- Seat cushions: Polyurethane Foam 30 kg/m³
- Springs: Yes (Wavy / Zig-Zag)
- Back cushions: Polyurethane Foam 25 kg/m³
- Legs: Plastique Noir
Finishing fabric features
- Fabric: Chenille
- Weight: 490 g/m2
- Material composition: 100% Polyester
- Martindale abrasion: 60000
- Flame resistant (Cigarette): Passed
Finishing fabric description
A chenille upholstery fabric with an intriguing surface with a 3D effect. It is very pleasant and almost silky to the touch (so-called silk touch). Its structure has a form of a pronounced weaving and a slightly iridescent surface. Unevenly dyed threads create an eye-catching texture with a shadowing and glossy effect. The high quality and expressive character of the material give the furniture an attractive and sensual look, allowing it to be widely used in modern design. The fabric is very durable, with minor dirt being hardly visible. The material is available in a wide range of colors. It is characterized by high abrasion resistance, which provides furniture with an aesthetic appearance for a very long time (Martindale test: >60,000, 490 g/m², composition: 100% polyester). It also has a very low tendency to moss and piling. The fabric is flame retardant, which minimizes the risk of fire spreading. Safety for the user and the absence of harmful substances is confirmed by the OEKO-TEX ® STANDARD 100 certificate.
Cleaning tips
It is recommended to clean the entire sofa with a soft brush. Avoid strong friction or sudden vigorous movements. Do not use a vacuum cleaner.
The covers for the entire product range are not removable. Their removal and washing in a washing machine is at the customer’s own risk – this will not provide the grounds to initiate a complaint procedure.
The upholstery of the sofa, especially in light colours, is exposed to dyeing by other fabrics, mainly by clothing, such as denim jeans. This is not a defect of the upholstery, but a defect of the clothing fabric. The so-called peeling of the fabric is also caused by contact with foreign fibres (clothing or bedspreads).
Metal and wooden parts should not be exposed to a long-lasting contact with water. If necessary, they should be wiped with a damp cloth, using neutral detergents (do not use bleach, soap for hard surfaces or ammonia-containing agents). Any residue from the cleaning agents should be wiped dry.
To clean wet or greasy stains, use tissue paper followed by a damp, soft sponge to quickly absorb the stain. Then you may proceed to the stain removal using a neutral cleaning agent and water. Clean dirty surfaces with gentle, circular movements from the outside to the inside, avoiding vigorous rubbing of wet fibres. After removing the stain, the fabric should be left to dry in room temperature.
Repeat if necessary, widening the area around the stained spot to reduce the circular effect.
Before cleaning, we recommend that you test the cleaning agent on a hidden part of the sofa to avoid damaging the fabric. To extend the life of the fabric, we recommend that you protect the surface from pets.
