This item consists of: Sku. Shop limited time deals. Ashley Baskove 4-Piece Leather Sectional. Product information. Height (bottom to top). General Disclaimer: We aim to provide accurate product information, however some information presented is provided by a 3rd party and is subject to change See our disclaimer. Baskove 4-Piece Sectional with Chaise Robinson Furniture -Detroit. Enter your ZIP or Postal Code. Share your thoughts, we value your opinion. High-resiliency foam cushions wrapped in thick poly fiber. 0"H. - Left-arm-facing loveseat: 71. How long does it take to receive my furniture?
Cushions are constructed of low melt fiber wrapped over high quality foam. Lifestyle||Contemporary|. Signature Design by Ashley. We will send you updates via e-mail as soon as they are available and keep you updated as the order moves along. The Baskove Leather Match 4-Piece Sectional with Chaise and Tufting, made by Signature Design by Ashley, is brought to you by Schewels Home. Baskove 4-Piece Sectional with Chaise Signature Furniture Galleries | Salinas, CA. Shop Current Deals & Promotions. In Stock items usually ship within 2 to 7 days. Frame components are secured with combinations of glue, blocks, interlocking panels and staples.
Reserved exclusively for those with an eye for fine contemporary design this generously scaled sectional in auburn brown is dressed to impress in every way. The elegant tufted design and auburn hue are sure to elevate your interior. 99. originalPrice: sellingPrice: 2599. Black sectional with chaise. End use location: Indoor. Settle into the comfort of this spacious leather match sectional with a chaise. Sleek track armrests tufted box cushions and a sumptuous chaise are the embodiment of luxury. At the time of delivery, your furniture will be brought to the room of your choice, assembled, and we will remove the packaging materials when we are done. Please be prepared to provide your order number and email address, or your rewards number, so that we may better assist you.
Current price $2, 609. NotSoldAtLocation: false. More ways our trusted home experts can help. For more info, visit our Delivery FAQs. Seats and back spring rails are cut from mixed hardwood and engineered lumber. The item must be in its original packaging and condition. Baskove 4-piece sectional with chaise dallas fort worth. Shipping to Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico is available for an additional charge, which is determined at checkout. 36" H. Features & Function. Pay your order at pickup of store option available at checkout. 00"W LAF Loveseat: 37. Free Shipping Statewide($499 minimum purchase). With 100% leather where you touch in a beautiful Auburn brown tone, this sectional with tufting on the back and seat has a versatile appeal for anything from a contemporary, eclectic, or transitional decor. You will be contacted in advance to schedule a delivery appointment.
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Lease for as low as $ /week. Where does Coleman Furniture deliver to? 99 - Original price $4, 899. Smooth platform foundation maintains a tight, wrinkle-free look. PreferredStoreId: skuOutOfStockForTheLocation: false. Contact us for the most current availability on this product. NextAvailableStoreId: nextAvailableStoreDistance: shipmentTypes: [TPL]. Signature Design by Ashley Baskove 1110255+34+77+17 Leather Match 4-Piece Sectional with Chaise and Tufting | | Sectional Sofas. Longer financing options available. Weight & Dimensions. We obviously pay allot more for this service then our competitors do, whom only drop the furniture at your curb.
If you wish to return your Big! Coleman Furniture will work tirelessly to make sure that you have a positive experience working with us. More About This Product. Leather Match upholstery features top-grain leather in the seating areas with skillfully matched vinyl everywhere else. Constructed with a platform seat foundation. 142" W. Seat Height. 00"W RAF Corner Chaise: 72. Bask in the beauty of this sectional. Dark blue sectional with chaise. Since Inventory changes frequently we will provide an estimated ship date when you place your order. Real leather throughout the seating area provides incomparable comfort where it counts. ForSaleInStore: false. Leather Match Upholstery. Leather interior upholstery and matching faux leather exterior in an auburn color.
Make your space stand out with this four-piece sectional. 1 year limited warranty. Delivery time to your home is generally 2 to 4 weeks from when your order is placed (based on where you are located). Delivery and handling fees will not be refunded*. Please note: - Returns must be made within 30 days of receipt. Description Bask in the beauty of the Baskove sectional. Big Lots Credit Card for a total.
67/mo for 12 months with the. Leather match upholstery provides incomparable comfort where it counts. TransitStoresAvailable: false. 0. savings percentage: 0. Baskove Signature Design by Ashley Sectional, 142W x 109D x 36H, 385lbs. 0"H. - Armless loveseat: 64. G Delivery | Room Of Choice.
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