The Scott Fixed Armchair combines supportive comfort with a sturdy construction, creating an inviting place to relax. Its generously cushioned seat and back provide a comfortable and supportive feel, while the compact armchair design makes it an easy addition to a variety of living spaces.
Built around a solid hardwood and plywood frame, the Scott features heavy gauge sinuous springs for dependable support. The pocket sprung seat is layered with high-density foam and wrapped in fibre for enhanced comfort, while the fibre-filled back with a multi-channel fluted interior provides a soft and supportive finish.
Product Information:
- Fixed armchair
- Solid hardwood and plywood frame
- Heavy gauge interconnected sinuous springs to the seat base and back
- Pocket sprung seat unit
- High-density polyurethane foam seat cushioning
- Fibre-wrapped seat for added comfort
- Fibre-filled back cushion
- Multi-channel fluted back interior
- Dacron-wrapped back cushioning
- Part of the Scott collection
- Dimensions: (W)86cm x (D)90cm x (H)102cm
- Material: Fabric, Leather
- Seating Size: 1 Seater
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