Tokyo Footstool - Green

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The Tokyo Footstool in Green is designed for homeowners seeking a versatile, modular living room solution that balances style with practicality. With its generous 100x100cm surface area, it serves as a flexible seating option, a chaise extension for your existing sofa, or a dedicated footrest, though its large footprint may be challenging for smaller apartments or compact living spaces.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1398748 |
| Brand | Abakus Direct |
Yes, the legs are designed to be removable for easy transport or storage.
The fabric is durable for daily use, but it is not explicitly labeled as stain-proof. Immediate cleaning of spills is recommended.
The footstool is engineered to support the weight of an average adult, though it is not designed to be a heavy-duty climbing platform.
Yes, this model is available in various shades including Brown, Grey, and Cream.
No, because the legs are tool-free push-in components, a single person can assemble it in minutes.
Ensure that all four legs are pushed completely into their sockets and the footstool is placed on an even surface.
Gently fluff or brush the upholstery in the direction of the fabric grain to restore its loft and texture.
Setup
Unpack the footstool and locate the pre-installed mounting points on the base. Simply push the legs into the designated sockets until they lock firmly into place. No screwdrivers or wrenches are required.
Compatibility
This footstool is designed to be compatible with most modular sofa systems, particularly those within the Abakus Direct collection. It works best in rooms with at least 1.5 meters of clearance around the intended placement area to maintain traffic flow.
Care Instructions
To keep the fabric looking fresh, vacuum regularly with an upholstery attachment to remove dust. Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth; do not scrub, as this can damage the fabric fibers. Keep the footstool out of direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent colour fading.