Kaikoura 3 Seat Sofa
The Kaikoura Sofa range is a plush, modern range, designed for high comfort levels and long-lasting use. With scatter cushions for additional comfort and aesthetics, and on-trend black Borsari legs, this sofa is a perfect choice for any lounge application.
MATERIALS
• MDF - FSC Certified
• Dunlop Elephant Foam
• Fabric
FEATURES
• 100% designed and manufactured in New Zealand
• Choose sofa fabric from Warwick, Charles Parsons or James Dunlop
• Loose seat cushions
• Includes scatter cushions - choose your fabric
DIMENSIONS
• Width: 2100mm
• Depth: 720mm
• Height: 720mm (Seat height: 430mm)
WARRANTY
• 10 year quality guarantee
Easy on the planet
Sustainably Sourced.
Our furniture is produced using sustainably sourced New Zealand Radiata Pine and American Ash. These have either FSC or PEFC certification, ensuring sustainable forest management.
There is a high demand globally for quality Pine. Ensuring our forests are sustainably managed is essential so that quality timber will be available for generations to come.
When you choose a Coastwood product you are making a responsible choice.
Support local
New Zealand Made.
The NZ Made factor is perhaps now more important than ever before. Most Coastwood Commercial products are made in New Zealand and available through retail stores nation-wide.
Along with supporting local industry and our fellow Kiwi mates, there are real advantages in buying NZ Made furniture. You have freedom of choice from a great selection of modern, traditional & contemporary designs, stain & paint options, handle options and customisable dimensions.
Our promise
10 Year Quality Guarantee
We know the quality of our New Zealand made furniture, and we know it will last for generations to come. That's why we stand behind our furniture with a 10 year quality guarantee.
Our furniture is carefully crafted with high quality materials and skilled labour. Locally-grown timbers such as radiata pine are sustainably sourced from local plantations and crafted into beautiful solid wood furniture.
