Specifications
General
Series Name
Carolina
Type
Stationary
Style
Transitional
Color Group
Brown
Manufacturer Color
Sterling Sable
Material
Leather
Manufacturer Material
Leather
Additional Information
• Sectioned front border
• Wood tapered legs in walnut finish
• Frame construction: Interlocking laminated hardwood
• Height with legs removed: 33.5"H
• Arm height: 24.5"W
• Arm width: 6.5"W
• Leg height: 3.5"H
• Wood tapered legs in walnut finish
• Frame construction: Interlocking laminated hardwood
• Height with legs removed: 33.5"H
• Arm height: 24.5"W
• Arm width: 6.5"W
• Leg height: 3.5"H
Components
Arm
Padded rolled arms
Flared
No
'T' Cushions
No
Back
• Boxed semi-attached back pillows
• Wrapped back pillows
Seat
• Boxed loose removeable seat cushions
• Sinuous wire construction
• Sinuous wire construction
Seat Dimensions
Seat Width
24 inch(es) / 60.96 cm
Seat Height
21 inch(es) / 53.34 cm
Seat Depth
22 inch(es) / 55.88 cm
Dimensions
Width
36 inch(es) / 91.44 cm
Height
37 inch(es) / 93.98 cm
Depth
37 inch(es) / 93.98 cm
Weight
72 lb(s) / 32.66 kg
UPC
UPC#
• Vacuum this piece regularly with an upholstery attachment (not a brush), this reduces abrasion and wear
• For spills, always keep the cushion cover on to clean – then blot, don’t rub, with a dry absorbent white cloth. The fabric you choose has a specific cleaning code for spill treatment
• For dirt and dry spills, brush off and vacuum before particulates become embedded in fabric fibers
• Limit fading with window treatments if this is going to be near a window. Heating and air outlets can also fade fabrics, as well as damage the fibers over an extended time
• Some fabrics may occasionally show signs of pilling with heavy traffic. This does not affect the integrity of the fabric and can be limited with frequent removal of dust and lint, which can come from clothing and throws. To remove any pills, we recommend using a fabric shaving / lint removing tool
• For spills, always keep the cushion cover on to clean – then blot, don’t rub, with a dry absorbent white cloth. The fabric you choose has a specific cleaning code for spill treatment
• For dirt and dry spills, brush off and vacuum before particulates become embedded in fabric fibers
• Limit fading with window treatments if this is going to be near a window. Heating and air outlets can also fade fabrics, as well as damage the fibers over an extended time
• Some fabrics may occasionally show signs of pilling with heavy traffic. This does not affect the integrity of the fabric and can be limited with frequent removal of dust and lint, which can come from clothing and throws. To remove any pills, we recommend using a fabric shaving / lint removing tool