43 in Grey Chenille Loveseat on a Rubber Wood Frame, 20 cm Pocket Spring Seat and 2 Throw Pillows

Most compact loveseats are upholstered boxes that sit almost on the floor. They read as a solid mass in a small room, and they hide a strip of floor nobody can reach to clean.

Here the frame is pale rubber wood left on show, with daylight passing under and between the legs. The maker's photographs show a robot vacuum driving right beneath it, which is the practical half of the same idea.

Wood outside, fabric inside

The studio shot. Angled front legs, arms running straight out from the back post, and the upholstery slung between them rather than wrapped around a box. Two chenille pillows sit against the back, and the underside is completely open.

A small footprint, measured

Forty-three inches wide, 28.5 deep, 30.5 high, with a 40.5 inch seat 22 inches deep at 17 inches off the floor. The back panel is 40.5 by 16 inches. The drawing carries a 500 lb marker, which is the same figure as the 228 kg quoted on the cushion panel.

Twenty centimetres of seat

The cushion measured at 20 cm with the pocket spring layer shown beside it, captioned as a solid rubber wood frame supporting up to 228 kg. Springs inside a cushion respond point by point rather than compressing as one slab, which is what the maker calls dual rebound.

The maker's panel lists soft touch, warm feel, skin friendly and wear resistance. No leather section on this colour.

Printed on the cushion panel, matching the 500 lb marker on the dimension drawing.

Sponge over built in pocket springs, which the maker describes as dual rebound support.

An open frame with a splinter free finish, left on show rather than covered.

Included, in the same grey chenille, with covers that come off for washing.

The body sits clear of the floor, and the listing photographs show a robot vacuum passing beneath.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

An open frame with daylight under it reads lighter than an upholstered block of the same size.

Chenille is warm to sit on straight away, where a leather surface takes a while to lose its chill.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions and the capacity figures come from the manufacturer's own drawing and cushion panel.
• This colour's cushion panel is labelled in metric, giving 20 cm and 228 kg, while the dimension drawing carries a 500 lb marker. Both are reported.
• This colour's fabric panel names fluffy chenille only. The artificial leather described in the shared family text applies to the brown version.
• No fibre content percentage, foam density, carton size or net weight is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is the capacity in pounds or kilograms?

Both appear. The cushion panel for this colour is labelled 228 kg and the dimension drawing carries a 500 lb marker, which are the same figure. Either way it is a static rating describing weight resting evenly on the seat.

How do I clean chenille?

Vacuum with an upholstery head rather than a beater bar, and blot spills instead of rubbing, which pushes liquid deeper into the pile. The seat cushion and pillow covers come off. Check the care code on the label before any liquid cleaner touches it.

Will a robot vacuum fit underneath?

The maker photographs one passing under this loveseat. Whether your machine clears depends on its own height, so measure that against the gap under the frame before assuming it will.

Is it the same as the brown one?

Same frame, same measurements and the same rating. The brown version pairs caramel artificial leather with chenille pillows; this one is chenille everywhere, which changes the cleaning more than the construction.