Bonded Leather Chairs

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MousePrint.org wrote about a recent run-in with bonded leather furniture, which Furniture Today says started appearing in 2007. The writer spotted what seemed like a great deal on a desk chair made of the stuff, and he assumed bonded “referred to the The Brick refused to cover bonded leather furniture until last November, when it changed its extended warranty. Still, it turned away customers whose problems predated the change — a state of affairs that was confusing at best, infuriating at worst. The mixture is then bonded into a fabric base, with a poly coat baked in on top. There is nothing wrong with it, if well done, but the FTC says stores should not call it real leather. Furniture restorer Joe Naiser compares bonded leather by comparing it to is important when shopping for furniture. When researching for what exactly bonded leather is, there is some conflicting information out there. Bonded leather is a blend of real leather fibers and vinyl or leather fibers only. The leather content can range Triple-layer cushions provide luxurious pillowed comfort Lumbar feature supports your lower back and enhances the natural curve of your spine. Heavy-duty seat plate supports up to 350 lbs 43-46H x 27 3/4W x 29 1/2D; 10yr warranty The mixture is then bonded into a fabric base, with a poly coat baked in on top. There is nothing wrong with it, if well done, but the FTC says stores should not call it real leather. Furniture restorer Joe Naiser compares bonded leather by comparing it to .

FP for Gathering Space 1 & 2 Keller Scarlet Bonded Leather Swivel Tub Chair - think this chair would go great in my new (to me)Living rooom. Keller Espresso Bonded Leather 29-Inch-H Swivel Club Chair Universal Lighting and Decor www.amazon.com/dp Just because the tag in the furniture store has the word "leather" on it does not mean a sofa's upholstery is a quality, all-natural material. Not all grades of leather, or terms with "leather" in the title, are created equally, which is why a bonded Wisconsin-based Ashley Furniture Industries Inc. and its president, Todd Wanek, have been sued in federal court in North Carolina by the maker of a new bonded leather product used for furniture coverings. According to the lawsuit, Ashley bad-mouthed the I can understand a label that describes faux or imitation leather, but what the heck are bonded, bi-cast, Durahide and reconstituted? These were all phrases on furniture labels. I don’t know of anyone who wants to buy “reconstituted leather.” .