BERGMUND Chair cover, Nykvarn grey
How to get it
Checking availability...Dining chairs in the BERGMUND series offer cushiony comfort and many cover options, like this one in a dark charcoal grey. After engaging meals and after-dinner chit-chat, it’s good to know it’s washable.
Material
- Cover:
- 100% cotton
- Lining/ Back fabric:
- 100 % polyester (100% recycled)
Care
Removable coverMachine wash, max 40°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Iron, max 200°C.
Professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and hydrocarbons, normal process.
Assembly instructions
BERGMUND Chair cover904.861.96

The cover is easy to keep clean as it is removable and can be washed.
IKEA of Sweden
Fits BERGMUND chair frame.
Only recommended for indoor use.
This is an extra cover for BERGMUND chair. Chair sold separately.
Material
- Cover:
- 100% cotton
- Lining/ Back fabric:
- 100 % polyester (100% recycled)
Care
Removable coverMachine wash, max 40°C, normal process.
Do not bleach.
Do not tumble dry.
Iron, max 200°C.
Professional dry cleaning in tetrachloroethene and hydrocarbons, normal process.
- This cover's ability to resist abrasion has been tested to handle 25,000 cycles. A cover that withstands 15,000 cycles or more is suitable for furniture that should withstand everyday use in the home.The cover has a lightfastness level of 5 (the ability to resist colour fading) on a scale of 1 to 8. According to industry standards, a lightfastness level of 4 or higher is suitable for home use.
Assembly instructions
BERGMUND Chair cover904.861.96

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Cotton is one of the world's most appreciated and used natural fibres. Textiles in cotton are soft, hardwearing and can be washed at high temperatures. They are also good at breathing and absorbing moisture – making them pleasant to wear close to the body. Today at IKEA we use more and more recycled cotton and strive to make sure that all the new cotton we use has been grown and produced with less and less amounts of pesticides, fertilisers and water.








