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2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa

A tub with two seats made of fabric sofa is the perfect seating solution for reception and waiting areas, visitor seating and more. It has a closed-front and is available in your choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.

The main difference between a two-seater and a loveseat is that the cushions of a loveseat are slightly shorter than the cushions of a three-seater sofa.

Product Description

The stylish curved tub style fabric sofa fabric 2 seater is perfect for relaxation areas, reception areas and breakout areas. Fully cushioned with your choice of custom-made fabric colors and supported by chrome feet.

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

A 2-seater is ideal for reception seating or breakout spaces, and can be coordinated with other items from the Breakout seating range. It is also a great addition to office and staffroom interiors.

The Classic Tub Sofa is available in a variety of contemporary colours, and can be customized with either the right or left hand chaise. The sofas are fully upholstered in your choice of fabric colours. All foam is fire-resistant and tested to UK level 5.

The range is designed to fit in 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 with frosted finish and set on tapered legs.

A modern fabric sofa that has stylish curved styling The Fenway small 2 seater fabric sofa seater is comfy and well padded. The contemporary sofa comes with a choice of custom fabrics and is upholstered in your preference. It is built with wooden frame and chrome legs.

Special orders are available at discounted prices for the Plindy 16 fabric. Other fabrics, such as Nueva, Cure II and Level, Munich, Gravel or Herring can also be purchased. Click Ask a Question to request samples of the fabric 2 seater sofa and find out the lead time. Use the Configurator instead to design your own bespoke design and get instant price quotes.

Product Features

The tub sofa that seats two in fabric is perfect for waiting areas, receptions or even relaxation areas. It is available in a variety of bespoke fabrics that can be custom-made. It also offers ample seating space.

The sofa's simple appearance is influenced by modern inspires and is suitable for integration into the most sophisticated room designs. It is constructed of wood for stability and durability. The iron feet have a protective layer to protect them from wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized order to prevent corrosion.

This tub-style sofa can be upholstered with your choice of coloured fabric. The sofa is equipped with two seat cushions and two couch cushions, so you can arrange it to fit your space. The foam used in the seat and backrest has been tested for fire-resistance in accordance with UK standards.

This tub sofa is offered in a variety of fashionable 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 for special order at promotional prices. Click the Ask A Question button to request a free fabric sample or contact us for more details.

Product Care

The best way to maintain your sofa's beauty and longevity is to take care of it. Regular vacuuming using a hose attachment and upholstery attachment is required to remove dust, dirt, and other particles that can dull your sofa and make it look dull. It is also about protecting it from stains and other damage with the right cleaning products and techniques.

Fabric sofas 2 seater fabric are more prone to stains and dirt than leather sofas, and they require more frequent cleaning and protective measures. Check the care tag for clues on what kind of fabric your sofa is made of, and always do a spot test in a non-glaring area to see if the cleaner will affect the color or texture.

The most common fabric sofa cleaner is an ingredient made of equal parts white vinegar and water. This is safe to use on virtually all fabrics. The cleaner should be diluted with water and then blotted on the stain. Be careful not to rub, as this can cause the stain to spread.

Vacuuming your couch and brushing it with a soft bristled brush will aid in the removal of dirt and dust. If your sofa has cushions that are removable, you can remove them and clean them separately to get into the crevices and seams in which dirt is likely to collect. If your sofa has a drop-down armrest and you want to clean it, you can use the tool provided to reach the crevices underneath the seat cushion for more thorough cleaning.

Steaming is another effective method of removing stubborn stains, but only if your couch is made from a fabric that can be safely cleaned by water. If not, you'll have to use an expert cleaning service.

It is also important to shield your couch from damage due to direct sunlight. You can keep your couch from discoloring or causing bleaching by using blinds, window films or curtains. If you want to go the extra mile, you can also shield your sofa's cushions with pillows or throw blankets, that will provide them with an additional layer of protection against sunlight and dirt.

Product Warranty

A warranty is the promise of the manufacturer to repair or replace a product should certain issues arise. Most brands and retailers provide warranties that cover specific problems that are related to manufacturing or defective material but not all.

The typical couch warranty will include the wooden framing spring support system, and joinery against structural flaws and manufacturer issues for a certain period of time. Certain warranties might include a guarantee for the frame's movement and recline mechanisms. Some companies offer a lifetime warranty on their sofa frames.

The majority of sofas made of fabric come with a warranty against fading and pile-up, while others have a lifetime guarantee on the seat cushions. A warranty doesn't cover damage caused by commercial use or abuse, negligence, or abnormal wear and tears.

If your couch has an issue with its construction, you can file a warranty claim by contacting the manufacturer or retailer from which you bought it. They will guide you through the process of submitting claims. During the claims procedure you will be required to provide proof of purchase, as well as photographs or other evidence to support your claim.

Depending on the nature of the defect, the brand or retailer may choose to repair or replace your sofa or offer an exchange or refund. They might also extend your warranty for a cost. Most warranties do not include shipping and handling charges. It is therefore important to carefully read the fine print before buying any furniture. If you aren't sure you are not sure, ask the store or manufacturer to provide more information. Alternatively, you can always examine your homeowner's insurance policy to see whether it covers damage to furniture. You may also think about third-party furniture protection programs instead of the standard warranty.