Govan Recliner - Walnut

Product Dimensions: Width:39.4" Height:42.1" Depth:37.4"

Unique Features:

• Smooth genuine leather is beautifully finished in a medium-brown tone.
• Take time to unwind by pushing against the backrest to recline the seat.
• Each cushion is packed with foam to keep you comfortable as you rest.
• Exquisite details, such as fabric piping and rolled armrests, feature the best of European design.

Fabric Content:

• Genuine Leather: Genuine leather is one of the strongest and most luxurious materials on the market, providing an elegant look to your space. Leather looks and feels great, and will develop a distinct character over time.
• Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC): Often used to make faux leather for clothing and household products, this man-made fabric adds style and durability to your home furnishings.

Finish: Walnut

Flippable: No

Materials:

• Birch: Birch wood is fine-grained and pale in colour, and can be polished to an attractive satin-like sheen. This wood is most commonly used in plywood and veneers due to its hardness and uniform appearance.
• Pine Wood: Furniture made with pine has a natural, creamy yellow colouring that looks elegant and adds warmth to the home. Pine has a tight grain pattern with a smooth surface to hold finishes well.
• Solid Woods: High-performance, furniture-grade woods provide exceptional durability, stability and strength. This robust combination of materials ensures the longevity you require from your furniture.

Product Weight Limit: 350 lbs

Removable Cover: No

Removable Feet: Yes

Seat Support:

Elastic Webbing

Durable elastic webbing gives you an extra layer of reinforcement without being too hard on your body.

Sinuous Springs

Metal sinuous springs provide a solid foundation for your furniture. These sturdy supports increase the longevity and comfort of your cushions.

Warranty: Five years for frame, one year for cover and foam.

Construction:

Corner-Blocking

An extra block of wood is added to each corner of the furniture’s frame for additional support. Known as corner-blocking, this technique helps to brace your furniture for enduring stability.