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Palisade Flop Sofa

A healthcare sofa by Jess Sorel whose back cushion flops down to make a sleep surface.

Dimensions

2184 × 851 × 1029 mm

Materials
Textile upholstery

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Description

Overview

Nemschoff Palisade Flop Sofa, designed by Jess Sorel, is a patient-room sofa for family and friends. Made for round-the-clock use, it converts from a sitting area to a separate sleeping surface quickly and easily, and the room keeps an efficient footprint.

Construction

The back cushion transitions between sitting and sleeping without a mechanism. The sofa has spring seat construction, replaceable components and a wipe-out design, with removable seat and back covers and a moisture-proof sleep surface. The base has non-marring 1 in glides.

Specifications

Size: 86 x 40.5 x 33.5 in (W x D x H; 86 in wide model with utility arm and adjustable table).

Story

A place for family and friends

Palisade Flop Sofa gives guests a dedicated, equipped setting inside the patient room, so that family and friends can take part in the healing process. When families are accommodated, the patient is more comfortable and can focus on healing.

Day and night

Guests who are socializing, relaxing, working, eating or sleeping are supported by the spring seat, whether they sit or lie down. The utility arm gives personal items a place, and the adjustable table adds a space-efficient work surface.

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