FINNALA Chaise, Grann/Bomstad black
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10 year limited warranty
Use this FINNALA chaise longue on its own or with other combinations in the series to create the perfect furnishing for you and your space. Clean design and long-lasting comfort are always included.
Product details
This comfy chaise lounge has pocket spring seat cushions with high-resilience foam and a top layer of wadding. It provides a nice comfort and support while maintaining the shape of the seat cushions.
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 sofa's sections can be combined in different ways to get a size and shape that suits you. If you ever need a larger sofa, you can add a section or two.
Storage space under the chaise. The lid stays open so you can safely and easily take things in and out.
You can complete with FINNALA headrest to extend the backrest of the sofa, so that you sit even more comfortably with a nice support for your neck.
10-year limited warranty. Read about the terms in the limited warranty brochure.
Ehlén Johansson
Measurements
- Height including back cushions: 33 1/2 "
- Backrest height: 28 "
- Width: 43 3/4 "
- Depth: 64 5/8 "
- Height under furniture: 2 3/8 "
- Armrest height: 28 "
- Seat width: 31 7/8 "
- Seat depth: 49 1/4 "
- Seat height: 18 7/8 "
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Material
What are leathers, skins and hides?
Leather is a durable material 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.