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2-seater Open End, left -TASI- colour Cloud - fabric: kvadrat Moss
€ 3.998,00
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Highlights
- 5-year warranty
- Made in Europe
- Designed by kaschkasch
- Flexibly adaptable
Features
- Series: TASI
- Designer: kaschkasch
- Item No.: 76028
- EAN: 4008832040481
- Color: Cloud
- Material: 52% Cotton, 22% Viscose, 14% Polyacryl, 6% Linen, 3% Nylon, 3% Polyester
- Height: 74 cm
- Width: 228 cm
- Length: 97 cm
- Weight: 65,50 kg
- Seat height: 42 cm
- Seat depth: 67 cm
- Seat height incl. furniture feet: 45 cm
- Outdoor suitable: No
- Machine washable: No
- Replaceable cover: No
- Impregnation: No
- Fabric weight: 920 g/m
- Flame resistant: BS 5852 part 1, EN 1021-1/2
- Lightfastness: 5-7 (ISO 1-8)
- Pilling: 4-5 (ISO 1-5)
- Abrasion resistance: 50000
Product description
The 2-seater Open End, left -TASI- in Cloud is a sofa that combines lightness and comfort in your living space. The Kvadrat Moss cover has a pleasant textile feel and impresses with a balanced blend of 52% cotton, 22% viscose, 14% polyacrylic, 6% linen, 3% nylon, and 3% polyester. The open end on the left invites you to stretch out your legs, curl up with a book, or offer guests a generous place to sit – ideal if you are looking for a two-seater sofa that also has a lounge-like feel.
Designed by the kaschkasch design studio, the module features clean lines, precise proportions, and a calm, modern look. The light Cloud color creates a sense of visual space, can be easily combined with wood, metal, or warm textiles, and confidently sets the scene for your interior.
As part of the TASI series, the element can be flexibly combined with other modules – for a sofa solution that grows with your needs.
Designed by the kaschkasch design studio, the module features clean lines, precise proportions, and a calm, modern look. The light Cloud color creates a sense of visual space, can be easily combined with wood, metal, or warm textiles, and confidently sets the scene for your interior.
As part of the TASI series, the element can be flexibly combined with other modules – for a sofa solution that grows with your needs.
Designer: kaschkasch
About
The German design studio kaschkasch was established in 2011 by Florian Kallus (born 1983) and Sebastian Schneider (born 1985). Since then, the two designers have been a strong voice on the international design scene.
The duo works within the creative fields of art direction, furniture and lighting design, servicing a number of international brands. Kaschkasch is primarily known for simple yet refined designs, and for Florian Kallus and Sebastian Schneider’s continuous exploration of the interplay between functionality and beauty. The studio has received numerous awards, among them the prestigious Red Dot Award for the Ani lamp for blomus in 2019 and the German Design Award Special for the Stay outdoor range in 2021.
Further Information
Care Instruction:
Vacuum regularly using an attachment suitable for upholstery fabrics, preferably on a weekly basis. Remove stains immediately.
Remove liquids or dried residues using an absorbent cotton cloth or a spoon/scraper. Remove non-greasy stains by gently dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge wrung out in clean, warm water. Avoid water marks by gently dabbing the stain in a circular motion from the outside toward the center using a clean, lint-free cloth. Remove greasy stains using appropriate cleaning agents or solvents. Always test stain removal products on an inconspicuous area first. Allow the fabric to dry completely before use.
Warning: Do not rub the material vigorously, as this may cause color loss and damage the pile. Exercise particular caution when using solvents, as they may dissolve the upholstery material beneath the textile surface. Under no circumstances should undiluted cleaning agents, bleach, ammonia, or soaps intended for hard surfaces be used. These instructions are provided as recommendations only and cannot guarantee complete stain removal. To ensure satisfactory results—especially for large stains—we recommend contacting a professional dry-cleaning service. It is important to state whether the stain has already been treated.
Remove liquids or dried residues using an absorbent cotton cloth or a spoon/scraper. Remove non-greasy stains by gently dabbing with a lint-free cloth or sponge wrung out in clean, warm water. Avoid water marks by gently dabbing the stain in a circular motion from the outside toward the center using a clean, lint-free cloth. Remove greasy stains using appropriate cleaning agents or solvents. Always test stain removal products on an inconspicuous area first. Allow the fabric to dry completely before use.
Warning: Do not rub the material vigorously, as this may cause color loss and damage the pile. Exercise particular caution when using solvents, as they may dissolve the upholstery material beneath the textile surface. Under no circumstances should undiluted cleaning agents, bleach, ammonia, or soaps intended for hard surfaces be used. These instructions are provided as recommendations only and cannot guarantee complete stain removal. To ensure satisfactory results—especially for large stains—we recommend contacting a professional dry-cleaning service. It is important to state whether the stain has already been treated.
Material information
This product meets numerous international standards for flame resistance and fire safety. It has been tested according to European and British standards such as BS 5852 Part 1 and EN 1021-1/2, which assess the fire behaviour of upholstered furniture when exposed to cigarette and small flame sources.
It also complies with Australian specifications such as AS/NZS 3837 Class 2 and AS/NZS 1530.3, as well as US standards such as ASTM E84 Class A (Unadhered) and Class B (Adhered) and California Bulletin 117-2013.
In addition, the material meets requirements such as IMO FTP Code 2010 Part 8, UNI 9175 1IM, NF D 60 013 and SN 198 898 5.3, making it suitable for demanding applications.
With appropriate treatment, higher classifications such as BS 5852 Crib 5 and EN 13501 B-s2, d0 can also be achieved.
It also complies with Australian specifications such as AS/NZS 3837 Class 2 and AS/NZS 1530.3, as well as US standards such as ASTM E84 Class A (Unadhered) and Class B (Adhered) and California Bulletin 117-2013.
In addition, the material meets requirements such as IMO FTP Code 2010 Part 8, UNI 9175 1IM, NF D 60 013 and SN 198 898 5.3, making it suitable for demanding applications.
With appropriate treatment, higher classifications such as BS 5852 Crib 5 and EN 13501 B-s2, d0 can also be achieved.
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