Available at
paynesgray.comBest Price
$12,799.00
ViewThis five-piece sectional sofa offers a low-profile design inspired by traditional Japanese tea houses, blending modern aesthetics with classic material influences. It features a robust frame constructed from FSC-certified teak, complemented by distinctive woven cord detailing on the sides. The seating includes thick, cream-colored cushions made from durable 100% Olefin, providing a striking natural contrast. Ideal for outdoor spaces, the piece utilizes S-Spring construction for comfort and includes cushions filled with a blend of polyurethane foam and polyester fiber. Care instructions suggest covering or storing the set indoors during inclement weather.
- Five-piece sectional configuration
- Low profile inspired by Japanese tea houses
- FSC-certified teak frame
- Accented with woven cord detailing
- Cream-colored 100% Olefin cushions
- S-Spring construction
- Includes FREE White Glove Upgrade (room of choice setup & assembly, packaging removal)
- Requires 2-4 weeks to ship
Details
- Category
- Outdoor Sectional Sofa Units
- Pattern
- Solid
- Sectional Configuration
- Chaise Unit, Corner Unit, Left-arm Unit, Right-arm Unit
- Materials
- FSC-Certified Teak, 100% Olefin, 100% Polyethylene, Polyurethane Foam, Polyester Fiber
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Four Hands outdoor sectional sofa unit is sold by 1 retailer for $12,799.00. Available at paynesgray.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Five-piece sectional configuration, Low profile inspired by Japanese tea houses, FSC-certified teak frame, Accented with woven cord detailing, and Cream-colored 100% Olefin cushions.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of FSC-Certified teak, 100% olefin, 100% polyethylene, polyurethane foam, and polyester fiber.
- What's its pattern?
- Its pattern is solid.
- What sectional configuration options are available?
- Its sectional configuration options are chaise unit, corner unit, left-arm unit, and right-arm unit.