MONTANA NUBUCK TAUPE

Our popular Montana ottoman in Nubuck Taupe takes up space in the room with it’s straight lines and edge piping make Montana give a grand impression.

All our leather furniture is made from leather of the highest quality, so called full grain from Italy and South America.

The seat cushion is made from high-resilience foam that increases the strength and elasticity of the seat, preventing deformation. This combination ensures the highest comfort. Beech frame with nozag springs.

The Montana series is available in several different colors in both right- and left-handed modular parts, and 4-seater sofas.

Dimensions

MONTANA NUBUCK TAUPE - 112 cm (7850-33)

Height: 42 cm

Width: 112 cm

Seat height: 42 cm

Depth: 112 cm

MONTANA NUBUCK TAUPE - 60 cm (7849-33)

Height: 42 cm

Width: 112 cm

Seat height: 42 cm

Depth: 60 cm

Weight

MONTANA NUBUCK TAUPE - 112 cm (7850-33)

Weight: 31 kg

MONTANA NUBUCK TAUPE - 60 cm (7849-33)

Weight: 19 kg

Care advice

In order for the leather to retain colour and function, it is important to take care of it. Vacuum the furniture with a soft brush. Stains should be wiped off immediately before being absorbed into the leather. Never use strong detergents but use a soft cloth with lukewarm water or a leather cleaner. On small scratches and abrasions, you can try to rub with a clean finger.

Never expose the leather to strong sunlight and do not place the furniture near a heat source.

Nubuck is a sanded and matt leather, which has a very soft and smooth surface. As the shiny, protective surface of the leather has been sanded off, the leather is very sensitive to dirt and stains and therefore it is important that the furniture is treated with “Leather Natural Protection” before it is used and regularly thereafter. Unlike other leathers, this type of leather should not be treated with leather cream. If you do that, it loses its typical character. Therefore, you should instead impregnate nubuck with “Leathermasters Natural Protection”. When cleaning, use “Nubuck cleaner”.