Antoinette Amalfi FFP21.02 - Vers 2

Scan Thors (UK) Limited 35a Keighley Road Silsden, West Yorks, BD2 0EB Tel: 01535 656002 Fax: 01535 654825

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FREE FOR PRODUCTION - Next Antoinette

Subject to your approval of the information in the attached documents, this model will be cleared for Pre-Production Document Designer sketch Specification sheet completed Fabric specification Fabric FR from supplier Scan-Thor Fabric FR Foot details Photos of pieces Care label Care leaflet Team Scan-Thor UK - Design Scan-Thor UK - Sales Manufacturer Scan-Thor UK - Quality

Page no

Date 2

Attached interliner Na Black Plastic Guides 3,4,5,6,7,8,9, 10,11,12 13 14 Passed to

Approved by

Additional comments / Amendments made

25/11/2011

Next Antoinette

MODEL:

Antoinette

CUSTOMER:

Next

PHOTO:

OVERALL DIMENSIONS(CMS) DIMENSION SKETCH

Width 278

CRN Group

4str PB /HB 3str PB / HB 2str PB / HB STD Chair

219 202 176 101

Depth 205

97 97 97 97

Total Height 91

91 91 91 91

Height of Seat Width frame (between arms) 72 152 – (inside of arm to edge of 2nd seat) 135 – (Chaise section, inside arm to front edge of back cushions 160 145 122 47

72 72 72 72

Seat Depth (Front cushion border to back edge cushion) 60

Seat Height

64 64 64 64

52 52 52 52

FB - 60 - PB FB - 60 PB FB - 60 PB FB - 60 PB

NUMBER OF CUSHIONS Corner Group 4str 3str 2str Standard Chair

5 2 2 2 1

Formal Back

9 5 4 3 Na

Pillow Back

Seat 2 2 2 1

n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a

Arm

0 0 0 0 0

Scatter

FABRICS A

Name Amalfi

Colour’s Teal, Dove, PISTACHIO,

Composition Stone

58% viscose, 17% cotton, 15% linen, 10% polyester

Care Label No Attached

FABRIC COVERAGE

A B C

Front X

Carcass Back/Side X

Seat Cushion Top Underside X X

Formal Back Cushion Front Reverse X X

Pillow Back Cushion Front Reverse X X

GENERAL INFORMATION Carcass Springing Seat Cushions Back Cushions Back Panel Loose Cover Model Feet Care leaflet Other Details

E1 chipboard and solid wood frame 3.8mmdia Zig Zag Filling: 100% Polyester Fibre filling 100% Polyester Fibre filling. Pre shrunk slotted hardboard to prevent “booming” noise Fitted with Schedule 3 Interliner

Not Visible but black plastic guidelines Loose cover version • Please use standard Piping on all carcass covers, seats and backs. Special ‘French Seam’ detail (instead of piping) NOT to be used • Swatch of fabric same size as the above label to be sewn into the seat platform on one edge only • Loose, paper ‘care info’ sheet to be included and placed on the seat cushion of each piece • Image in directory and website is a right hand facing

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Packaging

Labels

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Please increase depth of the strip of fabric at the front of the seat platform by 6cm to ensure the labels are set further back and that the interliner is not visible when seat cushions are in place. Formal backs when pulled into place around the shape of the arm this leaves a gap between the two back cushions in the middle – please can this be reviewed and either the shaping amended for a better fit around the arms or the overall width of each back cushion increased slightly to avoid the issue. Please take extra care on front skirt centre seam as this is quite puckered Please look into linking brackets currently they are difficult to connect Seat cushion edge should hang no more than 5cm over the edge For transit, skirt to be smoothed down and taped in place Extra packaging around feet for protection whilst in transit Next Packaging & labeling instructions to be followed Barcode labels to be added to the product and to outer packs Next Specific labels to be added to the outer packaging Permanent care label to be stitched into the seat platform Next logo label to be stitched into back outer corner of all pieces (as indicated in photos attached) Fire labels must be included on both parts of the corner group as well as the relevant loose cover fire swing ticket by kimble On corner groups also to include a paper sheet similar to that used on Stratos to demonstrate how to link both pieces Loose cover fire label must be used on the products A permanent care label for dry cleaning removable covers must be placed on seat section, These must be printed in time for production

NEXT Antoinette RHF vs LHF Corner Group

RHF (right hand facing) corner group

LHF (left hand facing) corner group

Model – Next Antoinette Fabric – Amalfi Fibre Composition - 58% viscose, 17% cotton, 15% linen, 10% polyester

Clean regularly using the soft brush attachment on your vacuum cleaner. Small stains may be removed by dabbing with a moist clean c loth. Should this be ineffective, or you need to remove a larger stain, please use a Specialist Cleaning Company.. Fabrics that have a pile, such as chenille and bouclé, may shade, show pressure marks and flatten. Cushions should be plumped regularly to maintain their appearance. (See care booklet for more information)

Our cushions are designed, quite deliberately, for a casual, much ‘lived-in’ appearance. You will notice that within the first couple of days of use in your home, the cushions of your furniture will ‘flatten down’. This is quite normal and after a short time your furniture will have that luxurious ‘lived in’ appearance that can only be achieved with rolled fibre interiors. We recommend that you regularly ‘plump up’ the cushions and rotate them where possible to allow for even wear. When your new sofa arrives, you may notice that some of the cushions may have been creased a little out of shape in transit. This can be simply corrected by gently patting the cushions back into shape to redistribute the filling and reshape the cover. We hope you enjoy your new furniture.

Specification Sheet Product Reference: UPHOL8

Description: Dry Clean Loose Cover Upholstery Department: Home

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PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEAN ONLY

Clean covers inside out

SPECIFICATION Process

Finish

Substrate

Dimensions

Scale

Printed

Sonic Cut - Must be Ultra Sonic to avoid fraying

White polyester satin ribbon

202 x 130mm (includes 12.5mm sewin)

85%

Colours

Black

NEXT BUYER This is not an accurate colour representation Please check this layout thoroughly as no responsibility can be taken for mistakes once you have approved this artwork. Please keep one copy for your reference - and forward copy to your manufacturer for them to place orders direct.

Additional Comments: Meets essential requirements? Yes Approved by:

No Date:

Issue Date 10/03/10

HOW TO DRESS LOOSE COVERS In order to maintain a tidy appearance during use and after cleaning your loose covers will require regular-adjustment (re-dressing). Simply follow the steps below. Step 1: Remove the seat and back cushions. Find the two top back corners of your loose cover and standing behind your sofa, place these over the top back corners of the sofa. Step 2: Gently pull the arms of the cover down each arm in turn. Step 3: Insert valence rods (where applicable). Loosely pull the cover over the front of the seat platform. Step 4: Starting at the top of the back of the sofa ensure the seam in the cover runs along the outside back edge of the sofa back and gently smooth the inside back down to the seat platform. Step 5: Ensure the arms are fitted squarely with the seams following the edges of the arms. Step 6: Neaten the cover ensuring it is securely attached to the Velcro (where fitted) under the arms and the back of the frame to minimise any movement of the cover during use. Fasten zips and tighten ties (where applicable), this will help to improve the fit around the frame. Step 7: Gently smooth the cover over the seat area, tucking excess fabric in around the seat platform and from the top back and inside edges of arms tuck excess fabric into the recess provided. Step 8: Re-fit the valence rods (where applicable). Step 9: Ensure cushion cover seams are in line with cushion edges and fibre filled cushions are well plumped, replace cushions as necessary.

CLEANING AND CARING FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERY REGULAR CLEANING Vacuum clean your upholstery at least once a week on a low setting, the removal of dust may be improved by pre-brushing with a soft brush. Accumulated dirt will accelerate wear and tear. CARE OF CUSHIONS Reversible cushions should be turned regularly; switching positions where possible as this will reduce soiling and promote even wear. Plump back and seat cushions daily. PROLONGED SUNLIGHT It is not advisable to expose upholstery to direct sunlight for prolonged periods as this may result in the fabric fading. Protect your upholstery by drawing your curtains or blinds. GENERAL USAGE Your suite is designed to be sat on in comfort. In order to maintain the appearance and shape of your sofa avoid sitting on the arms or back. Take care not to snag fabric with sharp edged toys, buckles, jewellery or by allowing pets to claw furniture to prevent permanent damage to your upholstery. For the removal of stains see the back page of this leaflet.

FIXED COVERS We recommend that your fixed cover sofa is professionally cleaned only according to the sew in label. Service Master (Freephone 0800 626303), provides a Nationwide cleaning service in your home. (The use of ServiceMaster is independent of Next and therefore we regret that no liability will be accepted arising from their use). Cushion covers should only be cleaned in situ according to the sew in label. Zips on cushions are for ease of manufacture only. LOOSE COVERS Before washing or cleaning ensure that valence rods are removed and follow the instructions shown on the sewn in label. Do not soak, do not tumble dry, do not exceed 40°C and always use a ‘Colour’ washing powder (Optical brighteners will fade your fabric). Always clean your set of covers at the same time or in consecutive loads, wash covers inside out and iron whilst damp if permitted. Fit covers back onto the frame whilst slightly damp and tension the seams to fit.

CARING FOR FABRICS TREATED WITH SOIL AND STAIN RESIST TREATMENTS Clean up spills immediately. The longer spills are allowed to remain, the more difficult they are to remove. Use an absorbent cloth, facial tissue or sponge to blot up spots and spills. Be careful not to rub the stain deeper into the fabric. If the spill is solid or semi-solid (like butter or ketchup) remove the excess by gently lifting it off with a blunt knife or spatula. Often gentle blotting will remove all traces, but if the spillage mark cannot be removed completely, use the appropriate spot cleaning technique listed below. Note: Before using any stain removing agent it should be tested. The test should be carried out on a hidden area of the fabric to ensure that it is colourfast and will not damage the fabric. With velvet upholstery it is advisable to spot clean, wiping in the direction of the pile (so that the pile lays down). When the fabric is dry, brush gently, first against, then with the pile. Never try to remove stains with household detergents such as washing up liquid. WATER BASED STAINS Water based stains (including ketchup, soft drinks, wine and alcoholic beverages) should be removed using a good proprietary brand upholstery shampoo. Follow the manufacturers directions and do not exceed the recommended dilution rates. Use a new clean absorbent cloth, turn the cloth frequently to expose a clean surface, use a dabbing action rather than rubbing or scrubbing, use mixture sparingly, work from the outer edge of the stain towards its centre to prevent spreading. Always rinse out upholstery shampoo with warm (not hot) water. OIL BASED STAINS Oil based stains (including salad dressing, butter and greasy foods) should be cleaned with a spot remover containing dry cleaning fluid, which may be obtained from most supermarkets and hardware shops, follow the manufacturers instructions. Use a new clean absorbent cloth to apply the fluid, dab the stain from the outer edge towards the centre of the stain, do not rub or scrub as this will spread the spillage.