With a belief that there is no end to what furniture can do for a space and a profound curiosity and love for creative experimentation from all corners of the world, Four Hands is sure to have the unique piece you are looking for. Since its founding they have explored the globe for inspiration to shape their products and create refined, classic, yet innovative furniture, that can be enjoyed for years to come.
Enjoy the Channing Sofa-100" - Crypton Nomad Mushroom in your home today! Meet modern comfort. Clean curves, impeccable tailoring and a soft cushion, this sofa has an elevated, vintage European-inspired look. Upholstered in Crypton performance fabric, specially engineered for protection against stains, moisture and odor.
Measurements:
100.00"w x 41.25"d x 30.75"h
Colors: Crypton Nomad Mushroom, Black Parawood
Materials: 92% Polyester, 8% Flax/Linen, Solid Parawood
Fabric: Performance
Weight: 166.45 lb
Arm Height from Floor: 30.71"
Arm Height from Seat: 12.99"
Arm Length: 41.14"
Arm Width: 8.27"
Clearance from Floor 1: 1.61"
Distance between Legs (Front to Back) 1: 16.69"
Distance between Legs (Side to Side) 1: 68.43"
Seat Back Height: 12.99"
Seat Depth 1: 24.02"
Seat Height 1: 17.72"
Seat Width (Back): 83.50"
Seat Width (Front): 83.50"
Seat Width 1: 83.50"
Chair Arm Option: With Arm
Cleaning Code: W (Water-based)
Filling in Body: 70% Polyester Fiber Batting, 30% Polyurethane Foam Pad
Frame Construction Joinery: Edge Glueing and Lamination
Functionality: None
Has Leveler: Yes
Rub Rate: 50000.00
Seat Construction: S-Spring
Seat Cushion Attachment: Fixed
Seat Cushion Qty: 1.00
Seating Capacity: 5.00
Suite: Channing
Weight Capacity: 875 lb
***We offer the entire Four Hands Collection however due to tariffs there are limited quantities of some items and they may not be available on our website. If you can't find the item that you are looking for please give us a call at 888.285.3211 and we will be happy to assist you.
***Four Hands products may require assembly. White Glove Delivery is recommended for large items.
