If style is the question, then this sleeper sectional is the answer. Sporting clean lines and sleek track arms, the decidedly contemporary profile is enhanced with plump cushioning and a chenille-feel upholstery, so pleasing to the touch. Sure to play well with so many color schemes, this sleeper sectional in richly neutral alloy includes understated floral pattern pillows for fashionably fresh appeal.
Dimensions:
Sectional:
Volume (in): 110" W x 90" D x 37" H.
Weight (lbs): 238 lbs
One-Armed Sofa:
Volume (in): 76" W x 38" D x 37" H
Weight (lbs): 114 lbs
Corner Chaise:
Volume (in): 34" W x 90" D x 37" H
Weight (lbs): 124 lbs
Sleeper:
85" W x 38" D x 37" H.
Details:
Colors: Slate Gray
Style: Contemporary, Modern
Series Features:
- Frame constructions have been rigorously tested to simulate the home and transportation environments for improved durability.
- Frame components are secured with combinations of glue, blocks, interlocking panels and staples.
- Seats and back spring rails are cut from mixed hardwood and engineered lumber.
- Stripes and patterns are match cut.
- All fabrics are pre-approved for wearability and durability against AHFA standards.
- Cushions are constructed of low melt fiber wrapped over high quality foam.
- Constructed with a platform seat foundation.
- Toss Pillows with welt.
Notes:
Configuration or Direction of a Sectional: "Left Arm" & "Right Arm" Facing describes the position of the item when you face the furniture (not when you are sitting on it).
Due to the overwhelming demand for furniture, as well as modified practices by worldwide shipping partners and supply chain issues, customers should anticipate delays for the foreseeable future. We appreciate your patience and understanding. We will continue to be here to support you as our customer, before, during, and after the buying & shipping process. Thank you for being our customer, and we appreciate your support more than ever at this time. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer support team at 516-564-2320.
