Discover the ELL+ELL ENNY functional armchair, which combines comfort and functionality with a stylish design. The armchair is upholstered in an elegant light blue corduroy fabric and stands on sturdy black metal legs. The simple design is rounded off by a subtle longitudinal seam on the backrest and seat.
Versatile functions for every area of use
The ENNY functional armchair impresses with its easy-to-operate sleeping function. In just a few simple steps, you can transform the armchair into a comfortable 80x200 cm sleeping area. Ideal for overnight stays or relaxing hours in front of the TV. The fully sprung base with an integrated slatted frame, together with the polyurethane foam, ensures a comfortable lying position.
Optimum dimensions and durable material
With a width of 85 cm, a depth of 100 cm and a seat height of 40 cm, the armchair offers sufficient space without dominating your room. The high-quality corduroy fabric combined with a robust metal frame guarantees durability. The weight of approx. 39 kg and the design make it easy to place in the living room, guest room or office.
Product details
Dimensions
40 cm
100 cm
85 cm
80x200 cm
40 cm
approx. 39 kg
85 cm
Features
genuine
light blue
blue
Enny 80
Suspension by slatted frame
Polyurethane foam RG30
Functional armchair and 1 cushion
Materials & Care
Metal black
Corduroy light blue
Polyester, nylon
7306000208
Features
without relax function
without seat depth adjustment
without seat preference
with sleeping function
Without storage space
Delivery
Large furniture items are delivered by DHL or our own delivery fleet.
Your benefits:
Delivery to the point of use in your home by qualified 2-man teams
Arranging a delivery time by phone prior to delivery
Possible delivery times from Monday to Friday
Optional assembly service available at extra cost (via our service team)
Shipping costs: Free within our delivery area / €49.95 outside our delivery area.
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