Ensemble de canapé modulaire en rotin PEHD pour l'extérieur 5 personnes avec coussins et accoudoirs larges toutes saisons

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Très beau, nous sommes confortables lorsqu’on est assis. De très belle qualité et facile d’assemblage

110 satisfait

Excellent

EDIT TO ADD: These cushions do stain up pretty easily (I don't know if it's because of the color or what), and of course, washing them is a whole task due to having to remove them from the foam cushions. Even after using stain remover and some dawn dish soap (which has literally always been what it works in all my laundry needs), I couldn't get rid of the stains it left behind. I suggest using some scotchgard or similar before using for better protection. I bought this in the grey color, and overall, it was a fantastic purchase for my needs, and quality for the price. So given that, I am going to mark it as 5 stars. Now for putting it together...not fun. The whole set came in 2 large boxes, which, while not very heavy, due to the dimensions will make it hard to bring inside by yourself; I didn't have to deal with any stairs so I was able to just push the whole thing right into my apartment with no assistance. The instructions for assembly are confusing. I recommend taking all the large pieces and arranging them by the tiny little stickers that they have (small white circles with random letters/numbers). Some of the foam cushions did have some holes in their vacuum seals, so those were a bit harder to pull out of the chair backs. Really wish they would have came already in the covers, but I'd say do them first. I finished assembling the whole sofa by myself and then did the cushions last. It was not fun. And they aren't perfectly square, so there is a wrong and a right way to put the covers on them. Little trick though: fold the cushion in half while putting the covers on. Back to assembly...you get 2 tiny tools; a double sided wrench and a hex wrench. If you have something better, especially ratchet style...use it! If I had better tools, it would not have taken nearly as long as it did to assemble (by myself). The pieces are simply held to together by super strong plastic "clips". Definitely put them in boiling water for a bit so you can actually put them in place. I arranged my sofa as the sectional shown, opposed to "couch" and individual chairs. The glass top table was the easiest thing to put together. It does attract literally everything, and it's very visible, but I do like that it's a dark pane of glass opposed to the usual transparent. I do wish it came with a furniture cover, but I suppose that would be difficult depending on how one decides to arrange it.