Hospitality Rattan Hospitality Rattan St. Lucia Full Frame Rattan and Wicker Sofa with Cushions - Antique

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Hospitality Rattan St. Lucia Full Frame Rattan and Wicker Sofa with Cushions - Antique

The classic strengths of the material shine through with the Hospitality Rattan St. Lucia Full Frame Rattan and Wicker Sofa with Cushions - Antique. This indoor wicker sofa features sturdy rattan poles with woven wicker, all given a deep, a...ntique finish. Wide, curved arms are mirrored by the curved back and curved details along the bottom, giving this sofa a truly classic appearance. The deep cushions on the seat and back are upholstered in a neutral fabric, so take comfort in this pieces ability to work anywhere. This piece is a charmer all by itself, but it also coordinates with the rest of the Hospitality Rattan St. Lucia collection, so try adding a chair or coffee table to continue this classic style. About Hospitality Rattan Hospitality Rattan has been a leading manufacturer and distributor of contract quality rattan, wicker, and bamboo furnishings since 2000. The companys product lines have become dominant in the Casual Rattan, Wicker, and Outdoor Markets because of their quality construction, variety, and attractive design. Designed for buyers who appreciate upscale furniture with a tropical feel, Hospitality Rattan offers a range of indoor and outdoor collections featuring all-aluminum frames woven with Viro or Rehau synthetic wicker fiber that will not fade or crack when subjected to the elements. Hospitality Rattan furniture is manufactured to hospitality specifications and quality standards, which exceed the standards for residential use. Hospitality Rattans Environmental Commitment Hospitality Rattan is continually looking for ways to limit their impact on the environment and is always trying to use the most environmentally friendly manufacturing techniques and materials possible. The company manufactures the highest quality furniture following sound and responsible environmental policies, with minimal impact on natural resources. Hospitality Rattan is also committed to achieving environmental best practices throughout its activity whenever this is practical and takes responsibility for the development and implementation of environmental best practices throughout all operations. Hospitality Rattan maintains a policy of continuous environmental improvement and therefore is a continuing work in progress. Hospitality Rattans Environmentally Friendly Manufacturing Process All of Hospitality Rattan products are green. From its basic raw materials of rattan poles, peels, leather, bamboo, abaca, lampacanay, wood, leather strips, and boards, down to other materials like nails, staples, water-based adhesives, finishes, stains, glazes and packing materials, all have minimum impact to the environment and are safe, biodegradable, recycled, and mostly recyclable. Aside from this, the products have undergone an environmentally-friendly process that makes them "greener." The companys rattan components are sourced from sustained-yield managed forests, which means the methods used to grow and harvest the rattan vines ensure the long-term life of the forest and protect the biodiversity of the forests ecosystems. Hospitality Rattan is committed to buying and using all materials, from rattan and hardwood to finishing materials, from reputable and renewable suppliers and seeks appropriate evidence that suppliers are in compliance with this policy. Hospitality Rattan strives to use materials that are processed in an environmentally responsible manner, or consist of a high level of recycled material. Finishing materials and stains used in Hospitality Rattans furniture products consist of 75% water-based solutions which evaporate upon application with reduced or Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). The furniture factories use water-based glues, stains, topcoats and other finishes on all of their products. The switch from traditional solvent-based processes to water-based processes involved consolidating several processes by the factories, resulting in an 85% reduction in VOC emissions. read more