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Each piece we sell is bench made, upholstered by one craftsman - not an assembly line. From frame to springs, padding to upholstering, there are many painstaking steps executed by hand. The quality built in each step determines the ultimate durability and beauty of your upholstered furniture.
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| FRAMES |
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Solid birch hardwood. Contoured for permanent strength and shape. Blocked corner joints, glued and screwed for stability. No wobbling or creaking.
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| SPRINGS 3 systems based on style: |
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| 1. Classic web and coil construction |
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9-gauge steel coil springs for strength and support. Each coil is individually hand sewn 6 points to interwoven jute straps for maximum stability. Coils are then hand tied 8 ways for deep seated comfort and support. We do not use drop in units; each piece is sprung according to the style's contours and dimensions.
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| 2. Sinuous springs |
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8-gauge steel no sag springs attached on 4.5”centres for optimum support; double sprung at sides to avoid pocketing. Lateral steel cables (edge wire) are clamped to each spring for extra stability.
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| 3. Euroweb |
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Interwoven elastic webbing at 1.5” intervals for maximum strength and stability on lightly scaled contemporary styles.
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| BACKS 2 systems based on style: |
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1. Sinuous steel springs in 11 gauge steel laterally stabilized with helical coils for maximum support and shape retention. No sagging backs.
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2. Webbing interwoven at 1.5” intervals on light scale styles to retain shape and support.
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ARMS |
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We use interwoven jute webbing for strength and shape retention. This is overlaid with our 4-layer traditional padding: burlap, felt, cotton and foam. We use the highest quality seat foam on the arms to reduce wear.
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OVERALL PADDING
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A 4-step layering process gives stability, strength and resilience. This process offers increased fabric and foam protection:
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