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Hoekbank beige chenille Wayne 264 cm - hoek links en rechts monteerbaar

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Hoekbank beige chenille Wayne 264 cm - hoek links en rechts monteerbaarDe hoekbank Wayne combineert modern design met ultiem comfort. Bekleed met zacht en duurzaam taupe chenille en voorzien van hoogwaardige nosag vering. Deze bank is universeel monteerbaar, wat betekent dat je de ottomane (het liggedeelte) zowel links als rechts kunt plaatsen. Inclusief bijpassende sierkussens! Modern design ontmoet flexibiliteit: Hoekbank Wayne Met de hoekbank Wayne haal je een stijlvolle en comfortabele eyecatcher in huis. De bank is

De hoekbank Wayne combineert modern design met ultiem comfort. Bekleed met zacht en duurzaam taupe chenille en voorzien van hoogwaardige nosag-vering. Deze bank is universeel monteerbaar, wat betekent dat je de ottomane (het liggedeelte) zowel links als rechts kunt plaatsen. Inclusief bijpassende sierkussens!

Modern design ontmoet flexibiliteit: Hoekbank Wayne Met de hoekbank Wayne haal je een stijlvolle en comfortabele eyecatcher in huis. De bank is bekleed met een prachtige grijze chenille stof, wat zorgt voor een zachte "toch" en een warme uitstraling in je interieur. Dankzij de strakke lijnen en de subtiele kunststof poten past de Wayne perfect in zowel een modern, industrieel als Scandinavisch interieur.

Ultiem zitcomfort Zak heerlijk onderuit na een lange dag. De zitting is voorzien van duurzame nosag-vering (golfvering) in combinatie met een hoogwaardige schuimvulling. Dit zorgt ervoor dat de bank zijn vorm goed behoudt en jij geniet van een stevige, maar comfortabele zit. De meegeleverde sierkussens maken het plaatje compleet en bieden extra steun in de rug of armen.

Past in elke woonkamer (Links & Rechts monteerbaar) Twijfel je of de hoek links of rechts moet komen? Ga je binnenkort verhuizen? Geen probleem. De Wayne is aan beide zijden opbouwbaar. Dit betekent dat je tijdens de montage zelf kiest aan welke kant je het liggedeelte (de ottomane) plaatst. Zo ben je altijd flexibel, hoe je woonkamer ook is ingedeeld.

Plooivorming van de bekleding

Zoek je ultiem zitcomfort? Onze populaire loungebanken Shane en Wayne staan bekend om hun heerlijke, zachte vulling en royale zitoppervlak. Door dit comfortabele design is plooivorming in de stof een gegarandeerde eigenschap van deze modellen. Maar wat betekent dit precies voor jouw nieuwe bank?

Hoe en waarom ontstaan er plooien in de stof?

Plooivorming is een volkomen normaal en natuurlijk proces bij dit type loungebanken. Het ontstaat simpelweg door dagelijks gebruik. Hoe snel en in welke mate de stof gaat plooien, hangt af van drie factoren:

  • De zachtheid van de vulling: Hoe zachter de zitting, hoe sneller de stof meebeweegt.
  • Het type meubelstof: Vooral bij zachte stoffen zoals chenille zijn plooien sneller zichtbaar.
  • De gebruiksintensiteit: Jouw favoriete zitplek zal logischerwijs sneller plooien gaan vertonen.

Goed om te weten: Plooivorming is een normaal gebruikskenmerk. Het heeft absoluut géén invloed op de kwaliteit, de duurzaamheid of het hoge zitcomfort van de Shane en Wayne banken. Het hoort simpelweg bij de nonchalante en uitnodigende look van een échte loungebank!

De voordelen op een rijtje:

  • Flexibel design: De ottomane kan zowel links als rechts gemonteerd worden.
  • Zachte Chenille stof: 100% polyester, slijtvast (70.000 Martindale) en voelt heerlijk zacht aan.
  • Inclusief kussens: Wordt geleverd met 2 bijpassende sierkussens (40x40 cm).
  • Duurzaam: Stevig houten frame en nosag-vering voor jarenlang plezier.

Specificaties

Eigenschap Detail
Naam Hoekbank Wayne
Kleur Beige
Materiaal bekleding Chenille (100% Polyester)
Slijtvastheid stof 70.000 Martindale (zeer geschikt voor intensief woongebruik)
Materiaal frame Hout, Spaanplaat
Vulling Polyetherschuim met Nosag-vering
Opstelling Universeel (Links en Rechts monteerbaar)
Totale breedte 260 cm
Totale diepte 160 cm (bij ottomane), 95 cm (zitgedeelte)
Totale hoogte 80 cm
Zitbreedte 200 cm
Zitdiepte 65 cm
Zithoogte 45 cm
Hoogte rugleuning 38 cm
Hoogte armleuning 20 cm (vanaf zitting)
Hoogte poten 5 cm
Afmeting Ottomane 100 x 130 cm
Inclusief 2x Sierkussen (40 x 40 cm)
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