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Cushions for pallet seats
The Termi pallet cushion set is a convenient solution for creating a comfortable relaxation zone on the terrace, in the garden, or in a commercial space. It provides proper support and softness, increasing the comfort of daily use. It will work well both at home and in restaurant gardens or relaxation zones.
The cushions are made of durable fabric that combines resistance to use with a structure that is pleasant to the touch. The filling consists of soft and resilient flocke sponge, thanks to which the cushions maintain their shape and ensure comfort even during long periods of sitting. Quilting stabilizes the filling and contributes to the aesthetic appearance of the set, preventing it from shifting. The set consists of three elements – a seat cushion and two backrest cushions – which allows for a functional fit to pallet furniture. The product is made in Poland, in a professional sewing room, which translates into quality of workmanship and attention to detail.
Durable material
The fabric combines durability with comfort of use and is pleasant to the touch. It works well in everyday use, also in outdoor spaces.
Resilient flocke sponge filling
The soft sponge ensures sitting comfort and proper support. It maintains its shape even with intensive use.
Set of 3 cushions for pallet furniture
The set includes a seat cushion (80 x 120 x 12 cm) and two backrest cushions (42 x 60 x 12 cm). This allows for the creation of a consistent and functional leisure space.
Quilting stabilizing the filling
The stitching prevents the filling from moving inside the cushions. Thanks to this, the product maintains its aesthetic appearance and shape for longer.
Production in Poland
The cushions are sewn in a professional sewing room with attention to detail. This translates into the quality of workmanship and durability of the product.
Universal application
They will work well in the garden, on the terrace, and in commercial spaces. This is a practical solution for relaxation zones and gastronomic gardens.
