
107" Modular Chenille L-Shape Sectional in Grey, Non-Compressed Wood Frame & Soft Edges - Cabble
107" Modular Chenille L-Shape Sectional in Grey, Non-Compressed Wood Frame & Soft Edges - Cabble
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Specification
- Color: Grey
- Upholstery: Chenille
- Frame: Wood
- Seat Construction: Sinuous springs, webbing, pocket springs, foam and fiber fill
- Back Construction: Webbing, support cotton, foam and fiber fill
- Configuration: L-Shape Sectional
- Ergonomic Angle: 106° fixed
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Overall Dimensions (Assembled)107.1"W x 55.9"D x 33.1"H
Materials & Care
Materials:
- Grey chenille upholstery covers a wood frame with layered spring, foam and fiber-fill cushioning.
Care:
- Vacuum chenille upholstery with a soft brush attachment.
- Blot spills promptly with a clean, dry cloth.
- Avoid soaking the upholstery and abrasive cleaners.
- Keep the sofa away from prolonged direct sunlight.
Product Overview
Bring relaxed texture to the room with this grey l-shape sectional from the Cabble modular collection. Chenille upholstery, rounded edges and a grounded profile create an inviting everyday seat.
The layered cushion construction combines springs, webbing, foam and fiber fill for resilient support. Its listed 106° back-to-seat angle supports an ergonomic sitting posture. Modular components suit changing room layouts.
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Looks like a proper cloud sofa, not a puffy blob. Works well in a small room.
Comfy enough that the kids claimed it first. Build feels solid rather than hollow. Took longer to assemble than I planned for.
Reconfiguring the sections was easier than expected. Sits nicely in daylight and under lamps. The box was awkward to carry upstairs alone.
Fabric has a nice hand to it, not slick. Back support is soft, so it's better for lounging than sitting upright all evening.
Chenille reads soft rather than shiny, and the color shifts nicely in daylight. Neighbors asked where it came from.