2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa
A tub with two seats made of fabric sofa is the ideal seating solution for reception areas, waiting areas seating for visitors, reception areas and more. 2 seater sofa fabric has a closed-front and is available in your choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.
The difference between a two-seater and a loveseat is that the cushions of a love seat are smaller than those of a sofa with three seats.
Product Description
The elegant curved tub fabric sofa is perfect for reception areas, relaxation areas and breakout areas. Fully covered in your choice of custom-made fabric color options and supported by chrome feet.
What is the difference between a two-seater from the love seat? The primary distinction is the size of the seat cushions. A two-seater has two cushions, whereas a loveseat has three cushions.
A 2 seater is ideal for reception spaces or breakout areas and can be paired with co-ordinated products from the Breakout seating range. It is also ideal for office interiors and staff rooms.
The Classic Tub Sofa comes in a range of contemporary colours and can be specified either with a left or right-hand chaise. The sofas are fully cushioned with the choice of fabrics. All foam is fire resistant, and tested up to UK level 5.
This collection is designed as a complement to the Nova seating collection which includes booths as well as chairs. A range of matching coffee tables are also available, with round, square or rectangular tops frosted glass and mounted on legs that are tapered.
A modern fabric sofa with stylish curving design, the Fenway 2 seater is comfy and well-padded. This modern sofa is available in a variety of bespoke fabric colours and is upholstered with your choice. It is built with wooden frame and chrome legs.
Special orders are available at discounted prices for the Plindy 16 fabric. Other fabrics like Nueva, Cure II and Level, Munich, Gravel or Herring can also be purchased. Click Ask a question to request samples of fabric or to find out the what the lead time is. Alternately, make use of the Configurator tool to create your own customized configuration and view price quotes immediately.
Product Features
The tub sofa with two seats made of fabric is ideal for receptions, waiting areas or relaxation areas. It is available in a variety of bespoke fabrics which can be made to order. It also offers ample seating space.
The sofa's simple appearance is influenced by modern inspirations and is a great choice for insertion into the most elegant room designs. It is constructed of wood for stability and durability. The iron feet have an outer layer of protection that protects them from wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized order to prevent corrosion.
The tub-style sofa is upholstered with your choice of the color of the fabric. It is supplied with two seat cushions and two sofa cushions, allowing you to pick the one that fits your space the best. The foam used for the backrest and seat cushions is tested for fire resistance to UK standards.
Fabric 2 Seater Sofas is available in a selection of stylish hardwearing, durable fabrics that are suitable for any workplace. Our stocked version of this sofa is made from Plindy 16 fabric, with other options including Nueva, Cure II, Level, Gravel and Munich all available for special orders with promotional pricing. Click on the Ask A Question button for a free sample of the fabric or to contact us with more information.
Product Care
The best way to ensure your sofa's beauty and longevity is to take regular care of it. Regular vacuuming with a hose attachment and upholstery attachment is required to remove dust, dirt, and other particles that can dull your couch and make it appear dull. It means protecting your couch from staining and damage, as well as other issues with the proper cleaning techniques and products.
Fabric sofas are generally more susceptible to stains and dirt than leather sofas, which is why they require more regular care and protective measures. Look over the care label to find out the type of fabric used in your sofa. Always test on an inconspicuous place a small area of the fabric before using a cleaner.
A common fabric sofa cleaner is a solution of equal parts water and white vinegar, which is safe to use on a variety of fabrics. Wet a cloth with the cleaner, then blot the stain until it is removed. Be careful not to rub the stain, because this can cause it to spread.
Vacuuming your couch and brushing it with a soft bristled brush will aid in the removal of dirt and dust. If your sofa has pillows that are removable that you can take out each one and brush it separately to clean the crevices and seams that dirt tends hide. If your sofa has an armrest that is drop-down and you want to clean it, you can use the tool provided to get into the crevices beneath the seat cushion to provide a more thorough cleaning.
Steaming is another effective method of removing stubborn stains but only if the couch is made from a fabric that can be safely cleaned with water. If not, you'll need to use a cleaner or professional cleaning service.
It is also crucial to safeguard your couch from damage due to direct sunlight. You can prevent your couch from becoming faded or causing bleaching by using blinds, window films, or curtains. If you're willing to go that extra mile you can also protect your sofa's cushions by using throw blankets or pillows, which provide them with an additional layer of protection against the sun and dirt.
Product Warranty
A warranty is the promise of the manufacturer to repair or replace a product if certain issues occur. Most brands and retailers offer warranties that cover specific issues caused by defective or manufactured materials however they don't usually cover everything.
The typical couch warranties cover the wooden frame as well as the joinery and spring support system for a certain period of time to protect against structural defects or manufacturer-related issues. They could also include a warranty for the frame's reclining mechanism as well as motion features. Some companies offer an unlimited guarantee on their sofa frames.
The majority of sofas made of fabric are covered against piling and fading, and some come with an all-year warranty on the cushions. The warranty doesn't cover damage caused by commercial use, negligence, abuse, or abnormal wear and tears.
If your couch has a defect in its construction and you want to make a claim for warranty by contacting the company or retailer from whom you bought it. They will guide you in the procedure of filing an insurance claim. In the process of filing a claim, you will need to provide proof of purchase as well as photos or other evidence to back your claim.
Depending on the nature of the defect, the brand or retailer may opt to repair or replace your sofa, or offer the option of a refund. They may also extend your warranty for a small fee. However, most warranties do not cover the cost of shipping or handling. It is therefore essential to read the fine print before buying any furniture. If you aren't sure you are not sure, ask the store or manufacturer for more details. Alternately, you can examine your insurance policy for your home to see if it covers furniture damage. If not, there are third-party furniture protection plans that you can consider instead of a warranty.