Habitat Holmfirth Fabric 3 Seater Sofa Bed - Charcoal

All cushions will naturally lose firmness in use and will soften in the first few weeks, this is normal and should be expected.

For more information read our blog: Caring for your seat cushions

For your peace of mind, the product is supported by a manufacturing warranty and structural guarantee.

From the date of delivery into your home, we offer:

• 1 year manufacturer’s warranty including, but not limited to Upholstery cover (fabric/leather), Stitching, Zips, Interiors and Fillings, Springs and Webbing, Feet and Castors, Actions, Hinges and Mechanisms.
• 10 Year frame guarantee against structural defects in design, materials and workmanship, which includes loose joints and timber breakages.

Both the warranty and guarantee are subject to the following conditons and exclude use in a non-domestic or commercial environment, damage due to expected wear and tear, misuse or abuse.

• Use at the original delivery address.
• Non transferrable and valid for the original purchaser only.
• Excludes ex display or clearance models.
• Retained in the original manufacturing specification (modifications unless authorised are not permitted).
• Adherence to the correct care and cleaning.
• Connecting brackets, feet and retaining screws provided are correctly fitted and maintained.

The terms of these in no way limit your consumer, legal and statutory rights

In the unfortunate event that something is spilt on your upholstery – Act quickly...

1. Soak up as much of the spillage with kitchen roll or a clean absorbent, chemical/bleach free cloth or tea-towel.

2. With a solid spillage, use a blunt knife or edge to lift the stain from the fabric first.

3. Do not rub, as this will push the spillage further into the fibres of the fabric.

4. Using water, blot the area with another clean cloth and repeat until the stain is removed.

5. Work towards the centre of the stain, dabbing gently and do not over wet the area as this may cause a watermark.

6. Allow to dry naturally.

7. Gently brush to restore the pile of the fabric where necessary.

Please note: Dependent on the type of spillage, it may not always be possible to remove the evidence, if the liquid has soaked through or stained the fabric or if the stain is oil or grease-based, please contact a specialist for advice.

We do not recommend the use of any abrasive cleaners, detergents, washing up liquid, bleach or solvents, as these can damage the fabric.

If you choose to use a proprietary upholstery cleaner at your own risk; we would recommend spot-testing an inconspicuous or hidden area first to check for suitability.

For more information view our blogs: 

Caring for Woven Fabrics: Tips for Maintaining Your Elegant Furniture

How to Care for Velvet and Chenille

Upholstered furniture needs regular maintenance to avoid dust and dirt settling, which could cause colours to dull and accelerate wear.

We recommend vacuuming the furniture weekly using the soft brush or upholstery attachment, to remove any dust, crumbs, hair and general day-to-day dirt from the upholstery.

A soft brush can be used on pile fabrics to lift any dirt to the surface prior to vacuuming.

Do not machine wash any furniture or cushion covers - They are fitted with zip to aid dressing only.

Machine washing will cause a breakdown of the fabric fibres, shrinkage and cause seams to split. It may also damage the Fire-Retardant treatment of the fabric. Your furniture should be cleaned before it looks dirty.

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For more information view our blog: Caring for Your Furniture: Tips for Longevity and Maintenance

If your cushions seem misshapen, this can be due to a few factors:

• Natural settlement: Over time, cushions settle. As you sit or lounge on them, the filling inside compresses, leading to a decrease in plumpness. You can fluff the cushions back up to counteract effects.

• Your cushions need re-plumping: We recommend re-plumping your cushions regularly to maintain volume and comfort.

• Uneven weight distribution: If one cushion is used more than others, it can unevenly distribute the weight and compress certain areas more than others. Try to even the weight distribution to prevent this.

For more information read our blog: Caring for your seat cushions

If your furniture feels like it is sinking, it could be due to the way it is positioned. Try the following:

• Add furniture coasters or furniture pads: These are small, durable pads that can be placed under the legs or base of furniture to distribute weight and prevent sinking. They come in a variety of materials, including rubber, felt, and plastic.

• Use furniture risers: These are blocks that can be placed under the legs of furniture to elevate it off the ground. This can prevent sinking and make it easier to get in and out of chairs and sofas.

• Reinforce the furniture: If your furniture is sinking due to weak or damaged supports, reinforcing them can help. This may involve adding additional support beams, replacing damaged parts, or tightening screws and bolts.

• Move the furniture: If your furniture is sinking on a soft surface like a carpet or a rug, moving it to a harder surface like tile or hardwood flooring may solve the problem.