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Love the chair, but need a soft cover!

7 years ago

Hi,
Do you have a soft cover that fits on that twin lazy couch?
The fabric is good for stains but a bit rough on the skin. If there would be a stuffed cover with a soft finish to go on top, would be great.
Thanks

Twin Couch - Tundra Spring · More Info

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Ambient Lounge UK
7 years ago
Hi there - is it the Tundra spring fabric that you have? It shouldn't be too rough on the skin but it's quite nice with a tactile throw over the top rather than a cover which will make seating a little restricted. We don't supply these but places like John Lewis have nice quality accessories that will suit. Let us know how you go with that. Another great hint is that you can also teflon coat the fabric surface which will add some smoothness to the seating experience and make it a little more stain resistant.
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