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A tufted button brown leather footstool from EZ Livings Adare range. Angled view.

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The Adare large rectangular footstool boasts tufted button detail and is upholstered in the richest cognac brown leather and boasts a feather filled seat.

Genuine Leather

Description

12-month warranty with 10-year frame guarantee

The Adare footstool is an elegant and versatile piece that not only provides a comfortable place to put your feet up but is useful additional seating when entertaining visitors.

37cm (Height), 130cm (Length), 72cm (Depth)

Adare can be made to order in a variety of velvets and fabric swatches from the At the Helm range, with matching 2 seater, 3.5 seaters and wing chairs available.

Information

Assembly: Minor assembly needed (feet)
Material: Leather and wood
Colour: Brown Cognac
Frame: Larch

Details

Feet colour: Dark brown
Feet material: Wooden
Ergonomics: The perfect Height to rest your feet on and ideal as extra seating.

Maintenance

Genuine Leather Care:

Genuine leather is durable and will last you a lifetime if properly maintained. Regular maintenance is required for genuine leather.
Use leather cleaning wipes 3-4 times a year or more often in sunny or dry rooms, homes with pets, and high-use rooms. These wipes clean, add moisture and add a protective barrier to your leather furniture which can help to prevent scratches.
Remove a build-up of dust on leather with a slightly damp cloth. Dust will need to be removed from time to time because dust can be abrasive and wear leather down.
Do not use baby wipes to clean your leather furniture. These contain chemicals that will damage your leather over time.
Remove stains that have just occurred (grease, wine etc.), using a slightly damp cloth. Using leather wipes create a barrier to prevent stains from absorbing in.
Remove ink by using an ink remover wipe. This can be found in most leather cleaning kits.
Avoid placing your genuine leather furniture next to heat sources such as radiators, fires, or areas that receive a lot of sun. This will dry out your leather upholstery quicker which can lead to damage.