Poef Artiko

The frame is made of wood-based materials and wood, and the seat is made with A-type corrugated springs and a thick layer of cut foam. As a result, the sofa remains comfortable during long-term use.

Electrical sockets and mediaboxes are fixed to the seat of the sofa, which increases the functionality of the furniture.

The length of the power cable is 1.5 m.

Upholstery, especially leather, may exhibit some creasing. It is also possible that the upholstery has become creased as a result of transport and securing the items for delivery. In this case, the creasing usually disappears on its own within a few days.

When upholstering the Artiko sofa, special upholstery stitching was used to help the fabric fit the shape of the seat better. Although they reduce the risk of wrinkling and stretching of the fabric, they do not eliminate it completely - slight wrinkling may appear during use, which is a natural effect of the upholstery.

This is a normal phenomenon related to the wear and tear of the fabric under frequent use.

In such situations, you need to correct the assembly of the elements and properly pull the upholstery in the desired direction, thus aligning adjacent elements: Assembly manuals and Upholstery smoothing instruction.

We do not recommend using sharp tools when unpacking the goods, as mechanical damage to the furniture can occur, e.g. cutting the upholstery when cutting the protective foil. There is usually a warning sticker on the foil regarding the use of sharp tools.

In such a situation, the first thing to do is to check whether the connecting strips are included in the Artiko model in question. If they are included in the component but have not been supplied, please contact Customer Service.

In this situation, contact Customer Service.

We pay great attention to protect the products during transport. We also do not recommend using sharp tools to unpack products from bubble wrap. However, if despite this, the unpacked goods have visible manufacturing defects, please contact Customer Service.

Due to its weight, the Artiko should not be moved, but only lifted. Moving the modules may lead to damage to the structure, the mechanisms becoming worn out and the feet falling off.