Weekend Retreat Patio Collection, All-Season Replacement Seat Cushions Announced
Apr 19, 2023
Leading online retailer of sustainable, high-quality indoor and outdoor furnishings LOOLMAN announces all-season replacement seat cushions with high-performance fabrics for the outdoor Weekend Retreat collection.
Brambleton, United States - April 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Weekend Retreat collection by Lloyd Flanders features made-to-order lounge sets, seats and seat cushions manufactured in the US and designed to blend form with function. In their recent announcement, LOOMLAN gives collection owners looking to update their patio seating or dining sets a full range of fashionable replacement cushions made of fade-resistant, mildew-resistant, water-repellent fabrics.
More information is available at https://loomlan.com/collections/lloyd-flanders-weekend-retreat
Today’s consumers want value. In a volatile economy that’s rollercoastered through inflation and is just shy of a recession, investing in home furnishings that not only enhance indoor and outdoor spaces but will endure over the years is a priority for most. Replacement cushions for the Weekend Retreat outdoor collection announced by LOOMLAN allow homeowners to update their patio spaces without replacing entire items.
“LOOMLAN carries curated collections of the highest quality in styles that include modern, contemporary, mid-century, elegant, classic, and traditional,” says company founder and COO Natalya Bondole. “Our Weekend Retreat outdoor furniture collection is particularly popular, and we want our customers to know they can select from a full range of replacement cushions to take their sets from season to season.”
The Weekend Retreat collection is US-manufactured, made-to-order, and comes with a satisfaction-guaranteed promise supported by a long-term warranty.
Recognized for their exceptional customer service, LOOMLAN is committed to upholding sustainable practices that help their customers minimize their carbon footprint. With long-lasting outdoor furnishings made of corrosion-resistant materials that won’t absorb moisture, and therefore will not weaken, expand, or contract, outdoor sets will look fresh and fashionable for years.
Replacement cushions for the Weekend Retreat collection are hypoallergenic, antimicrobial, and made using Spring Bond Premium cushioning which blends 1.5 density high resilience California fire-rated foam and special Spring Bond Fibers to meet requirements outlined by California Bulletin #117.
A 100% polypropylene jacket that encompasses the entire Spring Bond cushion core is bonded to this foam and fiber-wrapped core. These manufacturing processes ensure cushions meet California’s rigorous fire safety standards, while two layers of spun-bond fabric provide homeowners with deep seating comfort and low maintenance upkeep.
With newly announced replacement cushions for the Weekend Retreat collection by Lloyd Flanders, LOOMLAN ensures their customers are investing wisely when updating their patio furniture with their preferred colors and designs, and that they can feel good about supporting sustainable practices.
Learn more at https://loomlan.com
Contact Info:
Name: Natalya Bondole
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Organization: LOOMLAN
Address: 42512 Desoto Terrace, Brambleton, VA 20148, United States
Phone: +1-833-566-6526
Website: https://www.loomlan.com
Source: PressCable
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