Prague sofa with chaise longue, 4 seats, right-hand side

The Praga 4-seater chaise longue sofa with a right-hand module is a piece that combines functionality, structural elegance, and understated proportions. Its clean, rectilinear design, with a low back and defined arms, fits perfectly in living rooms where optimizing space without sacrificing comfort is key.

The chaise longue on the right provides a natural extension for stretching out or creating an informal relaxation corner, while its solid pine wood frame and foam and fiber filling ensure a firm, balanced and welcoming seat.

The Praga 4-seater chaise longue is ideal for versatile compositions, with removable covers that facilitate maintenance.A serene and functional proposal for homes that value honest aesthetics and everyday well-being.

The Praga sofa with 4 right-hand chaise longue
It is manufactured with a solidsolid pine structure coated with polyurethanewhich guarantees durability and stability.seatingThe 35 kg HR foam mattress with a Gelsoft layer balances support and softness.backupsThe duvets, with a blend of down and synthetic fiber, have removable covers for greater practicality and provide plush comfort.suspensionWith zigzag springs and recycled webbing (10-year warranty), it completes a durable system for everyday use.

• Structure: Solid pine + polyurethane

· Upholstery: High-resistance textile (fixed seats, removable backrest covers)

• Collection: Mediterranean

The version withright-hand chaise longueIt is a sofa designed to withstand heavy use, with aThe perfect balance between firmness and softnessdesigned for modern homes.

· Maximum weight supported: 120 kg/seat

• Use: Indoor

• Assembly required: Yes

• Removable covers: Yes (backrests)

• With armrests: Yes

Vacuum regularly with upholstery attachment and clean stains with a soft cloth dampened with water and neutral soap, avoiding abrasive products or excess water.

Open with a protected cutter, carefully remove plastics and cardboard and place the modules in their final position, avoiding dragging them so as not to damage the floor or the structure.