Vanguard Furniture Haden 31.5" Chair

Haden Upholstered Armchair, Wrenn, Tarbee Pebble

Not pictured: Tarbee Pebble

About This Product

The Haden chair is part of the Haden collection. This collection brings out your inner interior designer to create custom upholstery that reflects your unique personal sense of style and comfort. This chair features an 8-way hand-tied construction, and maple frame and is available in many fabrics and finishes.

Details

Product Type: Armchair
Swivel: No
Upholstery Material: Polyester Blend
Frame Material: Kiln Dried Hardwood
Seat Construction: Eight-way hand-tied springs
Fill Material: Polyester, Foam, Feather, Synthetic Fiber
Cushion Construction: Feather Blend (Foam and feather)
Arm Material: Fabric
Leg Material: Solid Wood
Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Number of Chairs Included: 1
Removable Components: Back Cushion, Seat Cushion
Product Care: W: Clean with water based detergent only, Preventative maintenance: We suggest routine light vacuuming and frequent pillow rotation to help extend the life of the fabric and enhance the overall appearance. If pilling should occur, please know this should not be considered a defect. This is a natural characteristic caused by friction that occurs in the course of normal use. Pilling involves non-structural fibers and does not affect the durability or strength of the fabric. Pills can easily be removed using a lint or fabric shaver. Also, please note that the application of an after-market treatment as well as exposure to pets and pet dander may cause premature wearing of fabrics.
Arm Type: Square Arms
Rub Count: 30,000-50,000
Imported Product: Yes
Construction Features: Arms Included, Kiln-Dried Wood

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