2 Seater Fabric Tub Sofa

A 2 seater fabric tub sofa seater fabric bathtub sofa is a fantastic seating option for waiting areas, reception rooms visitor seating, or other areas. It has a closed-front and is available in a choice of Mainline Plus Camira fabrics.

The main difference between a two-seater and a loveseat is that the cushions of a loveseat are shorter than the cushions of a three-seater sofa.

Product Description

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

What distinguishes a two seater from an upholstered loveseat? The size of the cushions is the primary difference. A two seater will have two seat cushions whereas a loveseat will typically include three seat cushions.

The two seater is ideal for reception seating and breakout spaces. It can be combined with other products in the Breakout seating collection. It's also ideal for office interiors and staff rooms.

The Classic Tub Sofa is available in a variety of contemporary colours, and can be specified with either the right or left hand chaise. The sofas are fully upholstered in the choice of fabrics. All foam is fire resistant, and tested up to UK level 5.

This range is designed as a complement to the Nova seating family which includes booths as well as chairs. A variety of matching coffee tables are also available with square, round or rectangular tops in glass frosted and mounted on tapered legs.

A contemporary fabric sofa with stylish curved styling The Fenway large 2 seater fabric sofa seater is comfy and well padded. The contemporary sofa comes with a choice of custom fabric colours and is upholstered to your choice. It has wooden frame that is chrome legs.

The version that is stocked of this sofa comes in Plindy 16 fabric, which includes Nueva, Cure II, Level, Munich, Gravel, Herring and Munster all available for special orders with promotional pricing. Click Ask a Question to request samples of fabric and learn about lead times. Use the Configurator instead to create your own bespoke design and get instant price quotes.

Product Features

The tub sofa that seats two in fabric is perfect for waiting areas, receptions or relaxation areas. It is available in a variety of custom-made fabrics that offers generous sitting space.

The sofa's simplicity is influenced by modern influences and can be incorporated into the most elegant of rooms. It has a wooden frame to ensure stability and strength. The iron feet have an extra layer of protection to guard them from wear and tear. The surface is also galvanized to prevent corrosion.

The tub-style sofa is upholstered with your choice of coloured fabric. The sofa comes with two seat cushions and two couch cushions, so you can configure it to suit your space. The foam used in the backrest and seat has been tested for fire retardancy in accordance with UK standards.

This tub sofa is offered in a range of stylish and durable fabrics that will fit any workplace. Our stocked version of this sofa is available in Plindy 16 fabric, but there are other options including Nueva, Cure II, Level, Gravel and Munich all available for special orders with promotional pricing. Click the Ask A Question button to request an unrestricted fabric sample or contact us for more details.

Product Care

Regular care is the best method to keep your sofa 2 seater fabric looking elegant and lasting for a long time. This means regularly vacuuming it with a hose or upholstery attachment to remove dirt and dust that could make your sofa dull and lifeless. It is also about protecting it from stains and damage by using the right cleaning products and methods.

Fabric sofas are more susceptible to dirt and stains than leather ones, so they require more regular care and protective measures. Check the care tag for clues on what type of fabric your couch is composed of, and be sure to spot test a small section in an inconspicuous area to determine if the cleaner affects the texture or color.

A common fabric cleaner is a mix of equal parts water and white vinegar, which is safe to use on all fabrics. The cleaner must be dampened with water, and then blotted on the stain. Be sure not to rub to spread the stain.

Cleaning your couch with a vacuum and brushing it with a soft bristled brush can help remove dust and dirt. If your sofa has cushions that can be removed you can take them off and clean them separately to clean the crevices and seams in which dirt can hide. If your sofa has a drop down armrest, use the tool provided with it to clean the crevices underneath the seat cushion.

Steaming can also be an effective method of removing stubborn stains. However, this method is only appropriate when the couch is constructed from a fabric which is safe to clean using water. If not, you'll need to use a cleaner or professional cleaning service.

Protecting your couch from damage caused by direct sunlight is crucial. A few well-placed blinds, curtains, or window films will protect your couch from harmful UV rays from destroying your couch or altering the color of your couch. Throw pillows and blankets can be used to shield the cushions of your sofa from dirt and sunlight.

Product Warranty

A warranty is a guarantee by the manufacturer that they will repair or replace the product if it is affected by certain issues. Many retailers and brands offer warranties that address specific issues that are caused by defective or manufactured materials, but they do not typically cover all issues.

Most couch warranties cover the wooden frame as well as the joinery and spring support system for a specific period of time against structural flaws or manufacturer-related issues. They might also provide an assurance for the frame's reclining mechanism or motion features. Some companies offer a lifetime guarantee on their sofa frames.

Most fabric sofas come with a guarantee against fading and pile-up, while others have a lifetime guarantee on seat cushions. A warranty doesn't cover damage caused by commercial use, negligence, abuse, or wear and tear that is not normal.

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

Depending on the nature of the defect the brand or retailer may choose to repair or replace your sofa or offer an exchange or refund. Additionally, they may offer a warranty extension for an additional fee. However, most warranties do not cover the cost of shipping or handling. It is therefore important to carefully read the fine print before buying any furniture. If you are unsure you should contact the retailer or manufacturer for more information. You can also check your home insurance policy to determine whether they cover furniture damage. You can also consider third-party furniture protection programs instead of a standard warranty.