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In Stock. 3-4 weeks on Biscotti, Natural White, Dual Colour; 6-8 weeks on Ocean, Rose, and Pinot Noir.
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Maintenance
The KING Sofa bed Bed is a unique product but easy to care fordesigned for effortless care.
Foam careCare: To maintain your foam cushions, regularly rotate them regularly, especially if one seat position is used more than others, this frequently. This helps ensure even wear of across both your the foam and fabric. Which is easy to do on On the KING Sofa Bed, simply this is easy to do—simply swap the top and bottom base modules remembering to rotate , rotating them 180 degrees every few months. If one cushion is favoured more than other cushions it will feel softer sooner than the other cushions. Airing cushion out occasionally will also help prolong the life of your cushionsCushions that are used more often may soften sooner than others. Occasionally airing out the cushions can also help prolong their lifespan.
Foam is a crystalline product; it starts life with “crisp” cells that gradually get worn inmaterial that begins with "crisp" cells, gradually softening with use. Most of the soften this softening occurs in within the first 3 months of active use. All , and all lounge cushions will continue to soften gradually soften over the life of the cushion. This is time as part of normal wear and tear and . This is not a product faultdefect.
In addition, keeping the foam clean and dry keeps it from exposure To keep the foam in good condition, avoid exposing it to damaging liquids that degrade the foam. Mop . Immediately mop up spills immediately as you would with any other lounge, if spills soak sofa. If liquid soaks through the fabric, remove the cover remove it and pat dry the foam dry.
Please be Be careful when cleaning around your KING sofa bedSofa Bed. Excess water from mopping can be soaked up through absorbed into the fabric and foam. To protect your it, move the sofa bed , move it away from the active cleaning sitearea.
For specific fabric Care: Please follow the King Living fabric care instructions here:
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