What role does the quilting finish on the surface of the lounge chair play?
When choosing a chair, one may wonder whether the quilting detail on the surface is simply for appearance, or if it is a structure that practically helps with long-term use.
Quilting interlocks and secures the internal sponge and outer fabric together, reducing sagging and distortion of the leather or fabric that occurs when sitting down and standing up.
Quilting refers to a method of stitching the outer fabric and inner filling together to bind them into a single unit.
BY HEYDEY's Recto Lounge Chair features rectangular cuboid-shaped cushions placed on a thin steel frame[1]. The sponge filling inside the cushions and the outer leather or fabric covering wrapping the exterior are firmly secured as one body through the quilting structure[2].
When the motion of leaning back and sitting in the chair is repeated, the outer cover and inner materials can easily move separately, causing the fabric to shift to one side or the leather to bulge and loosen. Interlocking the outside and inside as an integrated unit reduces deformation of the outer surface and helps maintain a neat shape even during prolonged use[3].
hmmm, it is close to a device that holds the square cushion from the invisible inside so that its angled shape is not disturbed.
Specific interior material specifications, such as the density or resilience of the sponge, have not yet been confirmed.
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Recto Lounge Chair
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 폭 | 700mm |