Backrest for Pallet Sofa - White - 110 cm



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The Symple Stuff Backrest for Pallet Sofa is designed for DIY enthusiasts and homeowners looking to upgrade the comfort and functionality of their outdoor pallet furniture. This accessory provides essential lumbar support and a structured look to standard pallet bases, though it requires manual assembly and specific spatial alignment. Featuring a durable powder-coated finish and adjustable angles, it turns a simple wooden pallet into a sophisticated, weather-resistant lounge area.
| Model Part Number | 671EBD3531D24DF79DCF6911E2D557CA |
|---|---|
| Brand | Symple Stuff |
No, this product is the backrest accessory only. Pallets and seat cushions must be purchased separately.
The backrest features a powder-coated finish, which is highly resistant to moisture and rust. However, regular cleaning is recommended to maintain the finish.
Yes, provided the pallet is sturdy enough to support the backrest and the mounting hardware can be secured to the wood.
The distance between the posts is 48 cm.
The backrest features two adjustable angles.
Basic hand tools such as a screwdriver or wrench are typically required for the installation of the mounting hardware.
Check that the mounting screws are fully tightened and ensure the pallet wood is not rotted or splintering at the connection points.
Clear any debris or grit from the adjustment tracks and ensure the posts are perfectly parallel to one another.
The backrest requires a 48 cm distance between posts. If your pallet layout differs, you may need to add a support beam or mounting plate to the pallet structure.
Before starting assembly, ensure your pallet base provides a flat surface to allow for the 48 cm post-spacing requirement.
For care, wipe the backrest down with a mild detergent and water solution to remove dirt or debris. Avoid using abrasive cleaning pads that could scratch the powder-coated surface. Periodically inspect the connection points to ensure the wood has not compressed, which could lead to wobbling.