2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa
A two-seater fabric tub sofa is the ideal seating solution for reception and waiting areas, visitor seating and more. It is closed-fronted and is available in your choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.
The main difference between a two-seater and a loveseat is that cushions of a loveseat are slightly smaller than those of a three-seater sofa.
Product Description
A stylish curved tub-style fabric sofa, ideal for relaxing areas or reception breakout areas. Fully covered with your choice of made-to order bespoke fabric colour options and supported on chrome feet.
What distinguishes a two seater from an upholstered loveseat? The primary difference is the size of the seat cushions. A two-seater will have two cushions, while the loveseat has three cushions.
A two-seater is perfect for reception seating or breakout spaces and can be paired with co-ordinated products from the Breakout seating range. It's also ideal for office interiors and staff rooms.
The Classic Tub Sofa is available in a variety of contemporary colours, and is ordered with one of a right or left hand chaise. The sofas are fully upholstered with the choice of fabrics. All foam is fire-resistant and tested to UK level 5.
The range is designed to fit in with the Nova seating family of chairs and booths. There are also coffee tables that have round, rectangular or square tops in frosted-glass set on legs that are tapered.
A contemporary fabric sofa with stylish curving design The Fenway 2 seater is a comfortable and well-padded. Read Far more comes in a variety of bespoke fabric colors and is upholstered to your preference. It is built with a wooden frame with chrome legs.
Special orders are available at a discount for the Plindy 16 fabric. Other fabrics, such as Nueva, Cure II and Level, Munich, Gravel or Herring are also available for purchase. Click Ask a Question to request samples of the fabric and learn about the lead time. Use the Configurator instead to create your own bespoke design and receive instant price quotes.
Product Features
The 2 seater tub sofa made of fabric is ideal for waiting areas, receptions or relaxing areas. It is available in a range of bespoke fabrics that can be customized to your specifications. It also offers ample seating space.
The simple design of the sofa is influenced by modern inspires and is suitable to be incorporated into the most luxurious rooms. It features a wooden frame inside for stability and durability. The feet are made of iron and come with a protective coating against wear and tear. The surface has also been galvanized in order to avoid corrosion.
This tub-style sofa can be upholstered with your choice of colored fabric. The sofa comes with two seat cushions and two couch cushions, so you can set it up to fit your space. The foam used to create the backrest and seat is tested for fire retardant to UK standards.
The tub sofa is available in a range of stylish hardwearing, durable fabrics that are suitable for any workplace environment. The version we stock of this sofa is available in Plindy 16 fabric, with other options such as Nueva, Cure II, Level, Gravel and Munich all available for special order with promotional pricing. Click the Ask A Question button to request an unrestricted fabric sample or get in touch to find out more information.
Product Care
The best method to keep your sofa's beauty and durability is to take care of it. Regular vacuuming with an attachment for hoses and an upholstery attachment is essential to get rid of dust, dirt and other particles that can dull your couch and make it appear dull. It also means protecting it from stains and damages by using the appropriate cleaning products and techniques.
Fabric sofas tend to be more prone to dirt, scratches and other damage than leather ones. They require more frequent cleaning and protection. Check the care label to find out what type of fabric is used in your sofa. Always test on an unnoticed area of the fabric prior to using a cleaner.
The most commonly used sofa cleaner is an ingredient made of equal parts white vinegar and water. This is safe for use on nearly all fabrics. The cleaner should be dampened with water and then blotted on the stain. Avoid rubbing the stain, because this can spread it.
Brushing and vacuuming with a soft-bristled brush can help to lift dirt and dust from the surface of your couch. If your sofa has removable pillows, you can remove each one and scrub it separately to get in the crevices and seams where dirt tends hide. If your sofa has an armrest that is drop-down you can use the tool provided to access the crevices under the seat cushion to provide a more thorough cleaning.
Steaming can also be an effective method of removing stubborn stains. However this method is only suitable if the couch is made from a fabric that is safe to clean with water. If not, you'll have to use the cleaner or a professional cleaning service.
It is also important to protect your couch from damage caused by to direct sunlight. A few properly placed curtains, blinds or window films can help keep harmful UV rays from destroying your couch or fading the color of your couch. If you want to go the extra mile, you can also shield your sofa's cushions with pillows or throw blankets which provide them with an additional layer of protection from sunlight and dirt.
Product Warranty
A warranty is the promise of the manufacturer to repair or replace a product in the event that certain problems occur. Many brands and retailers offer warranties that cover specific issues related to manufacturing or faulty material however, not all warranties are covered.
Most couch warranties cover the wood frame as well as the joinery and spring support system for a specific period of time to protect against structural defects or manufacturer issues. Some warranties include an assurance for the frame's movement and recline mechanisms. Some companies even offer a lifetime guarantee on their sofa frames.
The majority of sofas made of fabric come with a warranty against pile-up and fading and pile-up, while some have an all-year guarantee on the seat cushions. A warranty doesn't cover damage caused by commercial use or negligence, abuse or excessive wear and tear.
If your couch has a defect in its construction, you can make a claim for warranty by contacting the company or retailer from whom you bought it. They will help you through the process of submitting a claim. In the process of filing a claim you must provide proof of purchase and photos or other evidence that supports your claim.
Depending on the nature of the defect, the manufacturer or retailer could opt to repair or replace your sofa, or offer an exchange or refund. In addition, they could provide a warranty extension for an additional fee. Most warranties do not cover shipping and handling costs. It is therefore important to go over the fine print prior to buying any furniture. If you aren't sure, ask the retailer or manufacturer for more information. You can also look over your home insurance policy to determine whether they cover furniture damage. If not, there are third-party furniture protection plans you can consider instead of an insurance.