2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa

A two-seater fabric two seater sofa bathtub sofa is a great seating solution for waiting areas, reception rooms visitors seating or other areas. It has a front that is closed and comes in your choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabric.

The cushions of a love seat are smaller than those of three-seaters.

Product Description

A stylish curved tub-style fabric sofa, ideal for relaxation and reception breakout areas. Fully cushioned with your choice of made to order bespoke fabric colour options and anchored by chrome feet.

What is the difference between a two-seater and a loveseat? The most important difference is the size of the seat cushions. A two seater fabric sofa-seater has two cushions, whereas the loveseat has three.

A 2 seater fabric sofa sale-seater is ideal for reception seating or breakout spaces, and can be coordinated with co-ordinated products from the Breakout seating range. It is also a great addition to offices and staff rooms.

The Classic Tub Sofa comes in various modern colors and can be ordered with a left or right-hand chaise. The sofas are fully cushioned with your choice of fabric colours. All foam is fire-resistant and tested to UK level 5.

This range is designed to fit in with the Nova seating collection of chairs and booths. There are also coffee tables with square, rectangular or round tops in frosted-glass with tapered legs.

A contemporary fabric sofa with stylish curving styling, the Fenway 2 seater is comfortable and well padded. This contemporary sofa is upholstered with your choice of made to order, bespoke fabric colour options and has a sturdy wooden frame with chrome feet.

Special orders are available at promotional prices for the Plindy 16 fabric. Other fabrics such as Nueva, Cure II and Level, Munich, Gravel or Herring can also be ordered. Click Ask A Question to request fabric samples and get the lead times. Utilize the Configurator to create your own custom design and receive instant price quotes.

Product Features

The two seater fabric sofa uk-seater fabric tub sofa is a great choice for your reception, waiting or relaxing areas. It is available in a range of bespoke fabrics which can be custom-made. It also provides ample seating space.

The sofa's simplicity is influenced by modern influences and can be incorporated in the most elegant of room designs. It is built with a wooden frame to ensure stability and durability. The feet are constructed of iron and feature a protective coating against wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized in order to avoid corrosion.

The tub-style sofa is covered in your preferred fabric color. The sofa comes with two seater fabric sofa uk seat cushions and two couch cushions so you can set it up to fit your space. The foam used in the backrest and seat has been tested for fire-resistance in accordance with UK standards.

The tub sofa is available in a range of fashionable and durable fabrics that will fit any office environment. Our stock version of this sofa is available in Plindy 16 fabric, but there are other options like Nueva, Cure II, Level, Gravel and Munich all available for special orders with promotional pricing. Click on the Ask A Question button for a free sample of fabric or to get in touch with more information.

Product Care

Regular care is the best way to ensure your sofa stays beautiful and lasting longer. This means regularly vacuuming it with a hose and upholstery attachments to eliminate dust and dirt that can make your sofa dull and lifeless. It means protecting your couch from stains or damage, along with other issues with the proper cleaning techniques and products.

Fabric sofas are generally more prone to dirt and stains than leather sofas, which is why they require more frequent cleaning and protective measures. Look over the care label to find out what type of fabric is used on your sofa. Always test on an unnoticed area of the fabric before using cleaning products.

The most popular sofa cleaner is a solution 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 onto the stain. Avoid rubbing the stain, since this could cause it to spread.

Vacuuming your sofa and then brushing it with the bristles of a soft brush can help remove dust and dirt. If your sofa has pillows that are removable and cushions, you can take each one and brush it separately to get in the crevices and seams that dirt tends hide. If your sofa has a drop-down armrest, make use of the tool provided with it to clean the crevices under the seat cushion.

Steaming is also an effective way to remove staining that is difficult to remove. However it is only recommended for couches made from a fabric that is safe to wash using water. If not an expert cleaner or cleaning service is required.

Protecting your couch from the damage caused by direct sunlight is also important. You can prevent your couch from discoloring or causing bleaching by using window films, blinds or curtains. If you want to go above and beyond, you can also shield your sofa's cushions with pillows or throw blankets, which provide them with an additional layer of protection from sunlight and dirt.

Product Warranty

A warranty is the promise of the manufacturer to repair or replace a product in the event that certain issues arise. Most brands and retailers offer warranties that address specific problems caused by defective or manufactured materials, but they do not usually cover everything.

Most couch warranties cover the wood frame as well as the joinery and spring support system for a specified period of time to protect against structural defects or manufacturer issues. Certain warranties might include a guarantee for the frame's motion as well as reclining mechanisms. Some companies offer a lifetime warranty on their sofa frames.

The majority of sofas made of fabric are covered against piling and fading and some come with a lifetime warranty for the cushions. However the warranty isn't applicable to any damage caused by negligence, commercial use or abuse, or for wear and tear.

Contact the retailer or company which you purchased your sofa from If you discover a defect. They will help you through the procedure of filing the warranty claim. During the claims procedure you will be required to provide proof of your purchase, as well as photographs or other evidence to support your claim.

The retailer or brand will decide whether to repair, replace or refund your sofa based on the nature of the defect. They may also extend the warranty for a small fee. However, the majority of warranties do not cover the cost of shipping or handling. It is therefore essential to study the fine print before purchasing any furniture. If you have any doubts then contact the retailer or manufacturer for more details. You can also look over your home insurance to see whether they cover damage to furniture. You can also consider alternative furniture protection programs offered by third parties instead of the standard warranty.