Once standing guests outnumber open seats, a three-seat sofa with sturdy hardwood construction closes that gap. This three-seat sofa gives you a place to handle waiting visitors, lounge seating, and pull-up conversations without asking people to remain at a desk or stand along a walkway. The upholstered seat and back cushions, contemporary geometric styling, and chamfered edge under each armrest establish a clear seating presence for reception areas and lounges. A Wallsaver design protects walls from being scraped or gouged, an important consideration when seating sits close to circulation paths and wall surfaces. The space between the seat and back also provides room for cleaning in the areas where dust and debris collect.
The sofa has hardwood construction, a lacquer finish, and a Matrex seat support system. Overall dimensions measure 64 1/2-inch wide by 23 1/2-inch deep by 34-inch high, allowing you to plan its placement against the dimensions of your reception or lounge area. The seat height is 18-inch. The armrest height measures 25-inch in front and 24 1/4-inch in back, providing the specific vertical measurements needed for nearby tables, counters, and circulation clearances. The product has a 300-pound weight capacity. The Wallsaver design is part of the sofa's wall-facing protection, while the generous space between the seat and back is specified for cleaning access.
You can configure this sofa with five upholstered fabric options and two laminate finishes, giving you choices for coordinating the seating with the materials already used in your reception area or lounge. The product's hardwood construction, lacquer finish, upholstered cushions, and Matrex seat support system keep the specification focused on the components your staff and visitors use directly. Its 64 1/2-inch width and three-seat format make the seating count and placement requirements clear before you finalize the room plan. The sofa is made in the USA and is intended for reception areas, lounges, and pull-up seating applications where visitors need a dedicated place to sit.