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Pouffe Etrcala 105 (Crown 10)

Product code: 559259

€95

Colour:Crown 10

Quantity:

− +

Dimensions and features

Category:

Furniture collection Etrcala

Height:

43 cm

Width:

50 cm

Length:

50 cm

Leg height:

5 cm

Weight:

10.5 kg

Average delivery time:

28 working days

Shipping cost:

Free delivery throughout Ireland

Warranty:

24 months

Package dimensions:

Legs:

Wood
Plastic

Storage box:

Available

Springs:

Bonell type

Material:

Fabric

Resistance:

89000 Martindale cycles

Frame material:

MFC

MFC

A laminated wood chipboard is a furniture board made by compressing wood chips into a solid board and covering it with laminate on both sides.
Wood

Material type:

Velour

Origin:

The European Union

Product code:

559259

GPSR:

Additional information

Bonnell springs

These are cone-shaped metal springs combined with a polyurethane foam and felt base. This type of spring ensures excellent air circulation, helping to prevent moisture build-up inside the mattress. Mattresses with Bonnell springs respond quickly to changes in body position. As the springs are firmly connected to one another, they tend to move as a single unit, offering firm and uniform support.

Velour

Velour is a glossy and soft fabric that tends to change shade depending on the lighting. At first glance, it resembles velvet, but they are distinct materials. Velour can be made from either natural or synthetic fibres — most commonly cotton, polyester, or a blend of both. It is produced using a knitted construction, which gives the fabric a slight stretch. With proper care, velour-upholstered furniture can retain its original appearance for longer. To remove dust, use a soft-bristled brush or a vacuum cleaner with an upholstery attachment. If liquid spills occur, blot the surface gently with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub the fabric, as this can damage the pile. For tougher stains, use a mild water-based cleaner, and always test any cleaning product on a hidden area first.