We have a wide range of sofa
beds and guest beds in our online store.
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3 Seater Sofabed
3 Seater Sofa
2 Seater Sofabed
2 Seater Sofa
Arm Chair
Storage footstool
Choice of 80 Fabrics |
Sofa bed from the UK's NO.1 manufacturer. Available in
a choice of 80 fabrics! Superb quality sofa with superb
memory foam mattress.
Designed for everyday use, so every sofabed
is available as a standard sofa (without the bed) and
a chair and storage footstool to match!
 We
have a fantastic selection of wood and metal futons and
sofa beds. There is so much choice you can mix and match
colours, fabrics and sizes. You will be sure to find a
futon or sofa bed thats right for you.
 We
have an excellent range of guest beds to you to choose
from. We have everything to suit your taste, from high
quality guest beds to foldaway beds.
Care
of your upholstery
1. General Care and Use
a) Regular Cleaning
Carefully vacuum your upholstery at least once a week,
dust removal may be improved by brushing with a soft brush.
Pay special attention to arm fronts and pleated sections.
Dirt and dust will rapidly increase fabric wear and may
cause the dulling and fading of colours.
Take care when using a vacuum around decorative trims
and fringing or skirts. These can easily be caught and
may be damaged.
Decorative facings and timber feet require minimal maintenance
and should be kept free from dust by occasionally wiping
with a clean cloth. Do not use spray polishes or solvent
cleaners as these can have a damaging effect and any overspray
can have adverse affects on the adjoining fabric.
b) Care of cushions.
All reversible seat and back cushions should be “tidied
up and dressed ”, turning daily, constantly switching
positions where possible. This will help prevent excessive
wear to one side. Fibre filled back cushions will need
to be “plumped” up on a regular basis to ensure
the cushion interior fills the case to the correct shape.
Failure to do this may result in the fillings forming
a mass, giving the cushion a flat or uneven appearance.
c) Care of mattresses and sofa bed actions.
The double sided mattresses should be turned regularly
for even wear to both sides. Always remove bed-linen from
the mattress before closing the action to avoid damage
to the mechanism.
d) Prolonged sunlight and heat.
Upholstered furniture should not be exposed to direct
sunlight as this may result in deterioration and fading
of your fabric. Always position your furniture away from
the suns rays and protect it by drawing blinds or curtains
when applicable. Avoid leaving your upholstery too close
to open fires or radiators.
e) Correct Use.
Your furniture is designed to be sat on in comfort, so
use it correctly for that purpose. Sitting on the edges
of cushions or the arms may cause permanent wear and distortion
to the fillings and fabric. Avoid allowing sharp edged
toys, buckles, jewellery and domestic pets to snag the
fabric. If this occurs, carefully cut the plucked fabric
yarn or snag away with a pair of scissors. Under no circumstances
should a snag be pulled. Do not allow your children to
use your upholstery as a means of demonstrating their
gymnastic abilities!
f) Recliner Kickboards.
If you have purchased a recliner we cannot accept liability
for any damage or wear which may occur to the kickboard
fabric caused by shoes, heels, or any other footwear.
g) Recliner/Sofa Bed Mechanisms.
Warning! Before use ensure children, pets, hands and other
objects are clear of the mechanism.
2. Major Cleaning
a) It is difficult to give general instructions
on doing this yourself, since different fibres and fabric
constructions require specialist techniques. We therefore
recommend that you leave major cleaning to a recognised
upholstery cleaning specialist such as your local ServiceMaster
Service Centre. They can give you expert advice and carry
out the necessary periodic cleaning quickly and efficiently.
Call Freephone 0800 626303 and you will be put in touch
with your local ServiceMaster Service Centre.
b) The effectiveness of the specialist cleaning
treatment will depend on the degree of soiling. It is
therefore advisable to have this done before the fabric
becomes too engrained with dirt. It is inevitable that
after a dry cleaning process a slight colour variation
will occur between the removable and fixed sections of
the upholstery. Under no circumstances attempt to wash
them or use the dry cleaning machine at your local launderette.
c) Spots and spills can sometimes be treated
with specific chemicals to aid their removal. Always pre-test
any cleaner you intend to use on a hidden area of the
furniture, checking for colour loss and fabric compatibility.
Look for faded colours, shrinkage or rings; these are
signs of incompatibility. A Spot Cleaning Kit is available
from your Servicemaster Service Centre (0800 626303).
The kit contains solutions for treating different types
of stain. Under no circumstances should you apply excessive
pressure or rubbing to a spillage as this may result in
permanent damage to the fabric. Blot the surface dry with
an absorbant colour fast cloth or full toilet roll to
soak up excessive liquid. Fabrics with high cotton contents
may become lighter in colour after spot cleaning. If in
doubt always seek professional advice.
d) Leather. Dust weekly with a clean, soft
cloth. Clean quarterly by wiping over with lukewarm, mild
solution of a pure soaping agent, such as Lux flakes or
Dreft, using a damp cloth. Important- Do not over wet
the cloth. Failure to carry out simple cleaning on a regular
basis could discolour your leather permanently. Polishes,
creams, detergents, leather foods, solvents, varnishes,
white spirit and stain removers should not be used as
they can seriously damage the leather beyond repair. In
the event of accident or severe soiling, consult your
retailer or phone the number below for professional advice.
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