2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa

A two-seater fabric tub sofa is the ideal seating solution for receptions, waiting areas, visitor seating and more. It comes with a closed-front design and is available in your choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.

The cushions of a love seat are narrower than those on a three-2 seater sofa fabric.

Product Description

The stylish curved tub style fabric sofa is perfect for relaxation areas, reception areas and breakout zones. Fully covered in your choice of made-to custom fabric colours and supported by chrome feet.

What is the difference between a two-seater versus a loveseat? The size of the cushions is the primary difference. A two-seater will have two cushions, whereas the loveseat has three.

The two seater is ideal for reception seating as well as breakout spaces. It can be combined with other products in the Breakout seating collection. It is also an excellent addition to office interiors and staffrooms.

The Classic Tub Sofa is available in a range of contemporary colours, and can be ordered with one of a right or left hand chaise. The sofas are fully upholstered in your choice of coloured fabrics, with all foam being fire retardant and tested to UK level 5.

The range is designed to work with the Nova seating family of chairs and booths. A variety of matching coffee tables are also available, with round, square or rectangular tops glass frosted and mounted on tapered legs.

The Fenway is a modern fabric sofa that has sleek curved style. It's comfortable and well-padded. This modern sofa is upholstered in your choice of made-to- order, custom fabric two seater sofa colour choices and has solid wooden frames with chrome feet.

The version in stock of this sofa is in Plindy 16 fabric, with Nueva, Cure II, Level, Munich, Gravel, Herring and Munster all available for special orders with promotional pricing. Click Ask A Question to request samples of fabric and learn about lead times. Use the Configurator instead to design your own bespoke design and receive instant price estimates.

Product Features

The tub sofa that seats two in fabric is perfect for receptions, waiting areas or even relaxation areas. It is available in a range of made-to-order bespoke fabrics and offers generous sitting space.

The sofa's simplicity is influenced by modern influences and is suitable for integration in the most elegant rooms. It features a wooden frame inside for strength and stability. The feet are constructed of iron and feature a protective coating that protects against wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized to avoid corrosion.

The tub-style sofa is upholstered in your preferred fabric colour. The sofa has two seat cushions and two couch cushions so that you can arrange it to fit your space. The foam used in the backrest and seat has been tested for fire-resistance in accordance with UK standards.

The tub sofa is available in a selection of stylish hardwearing, durable fabrics that are suitable for any workplace environment. The standard version of the tub sofa is made out of Plindy 16, but other fabrics such as Nueva, Cure II and Level, Gravel, and Munich are available on special order at promotional prices. Click the Ask A Question button to request an unrestricted fabric sample or contact us to find out more information.

Product Care

Regular cleaning is the best way to ensure your sofa stays elegant and lasting for longer. Regular vacuuming using a hose attachment and upholstery attachment is essential to get rid of dust, dirt, and other particles that can dull your couch and make it look lifeless. It also means protecting it from stains and damage with the right cleaning products and methods.

Fabric sofas are more prone to dirt and stains than leather sofas, which is why they require more frequent cleaning and protective measures. The care tag should contain clues on what kind of fabric your sofa is made of, and make sure to take a small sample in an inconspicuous area to determine if the cleaner affects the color or texture.

The most common fabric sofa cleaner consists of an ingredient made of equal parts white vinegar and water. This is safe to use on almost all fabrics. The cleaner should be diluted with water and then blotted on the stain. Avoid rubbing the stain because this can spread it.

Vacuuming your sofa and then brushing it with a soft bristled brush will help remove dust and dirt. If your sofa has cushions that are removable, you can remove them and brush them individually to reach the crevices and seams where dirt is likely to collect. If your sofa has a drop down armrest, use the tool included with it to clean the crevices under the seat cushion.

Steaming can also be an effective method to get rid of staining that is difficult to remove. However it is only recommended if the couch is made from a fabric that is safe to clean using water. If not, you'll have to employ the cleaner or a professional cleaning service.

Protecting your couch from damage caused by direct sunlight is also important. A few well-placed blinds, curtains or window films can help keep harmful UV rays from damaging your couch or changing the color of your couch. Throw pillows and blankets can be used to protect the couches' cushions from sun and dirt.

Product Warranty

A warranty is the promise of the manufacturer to repair or replace a product should certain issues arise. The majority of retailers and brands offer warranties that address specific issues caused by manufacturing defects or defective material however, not all warranties are covered.

Typical couch warranties typically cover the wooden framing, spring support and joinery against structural defects and manufacturer issues for a period of time. They may also include a warranty for the frame's reclining mechanism as well as motion features. Some companies offer a lifetime guarantee on their sofa 2 seater fabric frames.

Most sofas made of fabric are guaranteed against fading and piling, while some sofas are covered by a lifetime guarantee for cushion cushions. However, a warranty is not applicable to any damage caused by negligence, commercial use, abuse or abnormal wear and tear.

If your couch has a defect in its construction, you can file a warranty claim by contacting the manufacturer or retailer from whom you purchased it. They will help you through the procedure of filing the warranty claim. During the claims process, you will be required to provide proof of purchase as well as pictures or other evidence that support your claim.

The retailer or brand will decide if they want to repair, replace or even refund your sofa based on the nature of the defect. They might also extend the warranty for a small fee. However, the majority of warranties do not cover the cost of shipping or handling. Therefore, it is crucial to read the fine print carefully before purchasing any furniture. If you have any doubts then contact the manufacturer or retailer for more details. Alternately, you can check your insurance policy for your home to see whether it covers furniture damage. If not, there are many third-party furniture protection plans that you can consider instead of the warranty.