Spencer Three Seater Sofa

Name: Spencer Three Seater Sofa - Birtchnells of Highcliffe
Price: 1529.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£1,529.00

The Spencer combines curvaceous modern styling with a deep buttoned sculptured back for extra comfort and support. Turned wooden legs are available in a choice of colours. As with all Vale products, these durable chairs and sofas feature traditional quality construction inside and out and ‘Reflex’ foam seat cushions are supported by steel spring systems – ensuring lasting comfort.

Hand built with solid Beech and Birch frames with the maker’s skills affords a 25 Year Frame & Spring Guarantee.

Features:

25 year frame & spring guarantee
Made in Great Britain
FREE Delivery

Delivery Area: Dorset, Hampshire & South Wiltshire

Price varies with fabric choice

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Description

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Materials

Only solid Beech and Birch is used for Vale Bridgecraft’s frames. These kiln-dried hardwoods come from managed forests, complying with FSC and PEFC sustainability standards. The frames are hand sawn and shaped and fitted together with double dowelling and brass screws for ideal stability. The seating is supported by reinforced, British steel coil springing.

Guarantee

25 Year Frame & Spring Guarantee – click here for full details

Made to Order Item

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About the Manufacturer

Vale Bridgecraft have been making quality sofas and chairs in their workshops in West Yorkshire for over 100 years. This area is famous for its skills in joinery and textiles and has a long established heritage in furniture making.
Vale Bridgecraft today reflects 146 years of quality furniture manufacturing and, as in the past, means people passionate about upholstery, determined to offer the kind of special quality that remains (as the old saying goes) hard to define but easy to recognise.