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VIMLE Headrest, Grann/Bomstad black

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The VIMLE sofa series has sections that can be combined as you like into a customised solution for you and your home. Add this headrest to extend the back of the sofa and enjoy nice neck support.

Article number704.666.89

Product details

Extends the backrest of VIMLE sofa, so you sit more comfortably with a nice support for your neck.

The contact surfaces are covered with GRANN – a soft, smooth and strong grain leather with natural variations. Other surfaces have BOMSTAD, a coated fabric that has a similar look and feel to leather.

The cover is easy to keep clean as it can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.

Designer

Ehlén Johansson

  • Material
    Frame:
    Steel, Steel, Chrome-plated
    Cushion:
    Polyester fibre balls
    Coated fabric parts:
    100% polyurethane, 75% polyester, 25% cotton
    Basematerial:
    Through dyed grain leather from cattle, with a treated, embossed and pigmented surface
    Care

    Do not wash.

    Do not bleach.

    Do not tumble dry.

    Do not iron.

    Do not dryclean.

    Wipe clean with a damp cloth.

    Protect from direct sunlight to prevent drying-out.

  • Assembly instructionsVIMLE Headrest704.666.89
    Other documentsVIMLE Headrest704.666.89

Measurements

Width: 70 cm

Depth: 13 cm

Height: 20 cm

  • VIMLEArticle number704.666.89

    Width: 47 cm

    Height: 4 cm

    Length: 77 cm

    Weight: 1.70 kg

    Package(s): 1

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Material

What are leathers, skins and hides?

Leathers, skins and hides are durable, hardwearing materials that we strive to produce as responsibly as possible. That’s why we only use by-products from the food industry and we have requirements for traceability to slaughterhouses, thereby ensuring ethically correct slaughters. The materials are then treated so that they’re usable for home decoration products. In this process we don’t allow the use of chrome, which is potentially harmful to both humans and the environment.