Kaiteki (Tech)- Grey

Did you know that sofas can be made from fabrics with cooling and insulating properties?

Introducing Kaiteki Recliner Floor Sofa in Technology Fabric

For this collection, we use Technology Fabric, a new fabric that is newly introduced in this market. The material resembles leather but it is soft like a cotton fabric. 

Technology fabric is made of polyester which is very durable. The material is scratch-proof which makes it pet and kids friendly 

Product Details

Size (L X B X H) : 

• S 118cm X 48cm X 18cm 
• M 148cm X 48cm X 18cm
• L 148cm X 58cm X 18cm 

Weight: 5.9kg / 7.8kg / 9.7kg

Available colours:

OFF-White

Brown

Grey

Materials:

*** Technology Fabric

*** High-Density Foam (25D)

*** 19*1.2 Steel Tube Frame

 Functions:

*** 5 reclining position

***  Oxford Fabric;Anti-slip at the bottom

*** Invisible Zip, zip clip is hidden inside the cover, (Please watch the video on how to remove the sofa cover )

*** Sofa cover is washable; Inner foam is covered by non-woven fabric

*** Portable; Comes with handle

*** 4 grid; with high volume cushion

*** Can hold up to a maximum of 110KG

 Things to take note of:

*** Keep any sofa out of the sun.

*** Please allow 2-3cm measurement discrepancy  

*** Actual colours may slightly differ from the image shown

*** Non-waterproof

Technology Fabric Maintenance:

• Vacuum your sofa regularly
• If something spills on your furniture, soak it up with a clean, moist cloth. Scrubbing the stain into the fabric with the cloth will make it much more difficult to remove, not to mention ruining the fabric's surface. For optimal results, dab and lift the stains gently.
• A mild detergent can be used for slightly more tenacious stains and spills, but remember not to scrub the stain; instead, try to lift it. To avoid shrinking the cloth, linen covers should be washed at 30 degrees or less and spun slowly.
• When the wash has finished, remove the covers from the machine immediately to avoid creasing as much as possible. Hang the covers out to dry over a clothes horse and be sure not to use pegs or clips that pinch and mark the fabric.