Product Overview
Curved arm
Tapered legs
Tight seat backs
Padded outside arms and back for smoother surface and neater appearance
Poly Seat Cushion - Tight seats: High resiliency plant-based foam with an overlay of polyester fiber
Fabric shown in MV026-67 Viv Canyon
Finish Construction
M utilizes a multiple-step finish process of up to 16 finish steps. This results in an unsurpassed clarity, depth and color richness and durability to our finishes. Through hand-craftsmanship such as rubbing and padding, our finishes feel as good as they look, with a smoothness that is delightful to the touch.
Frame Construction
Our M upholstered furniture collection pieces are benchmade from sustainably sourced wood and upholstered start to finish by our skilled craftspeople in both North Carolina and Virginia. Every piece has been thoughtfully designed for today’s modern lifestyle. Frames are constructed of sustainably certified kiln dried engineered hardwood. Frame parts are joined with precision cut interlocking joints that are glued, stapled to reduce movement, twisting and warping. Frames have cornerblocks that are glued and screwed at stress points, especially on seat rails and other high stress areas. Depending on rail thickness, frames may be of a hybrid construction, adding a solid hardwood inner frame to give seat rails additional support.
Seating Construction
Seat bases are supported by a sinuous arc metal spring construction. Our springs are made from partially recycled content. Due to the design requirements of some styles, rubberized webbing may be used instead of springs. Double rows of springs are used at the corners for extra support. Seat bases are insulated with polypropylene fabric and are padded with synthetic fiber.
*Price may vary according to customized selections. Sectional only, any other products that may be displayed are sold separately. Images may not reflect the actual size and color in images may differ in person. Contact store for customization options and fabric or finish availability.
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