Swing cushions 180 cm Minorca PATIO
Blue-green tropical leaves
Comfortable set of garden cushions
Turn your swing into a comfortable relaxation and rest zone. Soft, pleasant-to-the-touch cushions ensure comfort even during long use. This is a practical solution that increases the functionality of any garden space.
Made of high quality, the cushions stand out for their durability and resistance to daily use. The material is pleasant to the touch and at the same time easy to maintain, which makes it perfect for outdoor conditions. The flocke-type sponge filling provides optimal support for the body, adapting to its shape and increasing sitting comfort. Aesthetic quilting emphasizes the modern character of the product, and a decorative valance finished with piping adds elegance to the whole. Thanks to practical strings, the cushions can be easily and stably attached to the swing structure, which increases safety and comfort of use.
Flocke sponge filling
The use of cut sponge guarantees exceptional softness and flexibility. The material is resistant to deformation and ensures comfortable rest for many seasons.
Stable fastening with strings
Practical strings allow for permanent attachment of the cushions to the swing, thanks to which the set always stays in place, even during intensive use.
Additional armrests included
Two soft armrests (30 x 40 cm) increase the functionality of the set. They provide comfortable support for the arms and complete the aesthetic appearance of the entire swing.
Elegant valance finish
The lower part of the cushion is finished with a valance with piping. The stylish detail protects the edges and gives the garden furniture a luxurious look.
Manufacturer
Dajar Sp. z o.o.
ul. Połtawska 6
75-072 Koszalin
e-mail: [email protected]
Safety information
This product can be used safely and in the manner specified by the manufacturer only based on the instructions for use and maintenance, recommendations, warnings, or safety information placed on the product or its packaging or attached to the product.
