Are Polyresta Sofas worth buying?
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Hi All,
Looking at new sofas and found a nice one in DFS which suits our needs but the material is 100% Polyesta which according to the sales person is really good for daily use in a house (ours will be going in the lounge). Originally we thought about getting a leather one but now we are unsure which material would be best suited for our lounge,
Anybody have any experience with this polyesta material on a sofa and if so did it do as advertised?
Regards.
Looking at new sofas and found a nice one in DFS which suits our needs but the material is 100% Polyesta which according to the sales person is really good for daily use in a house (ours will be going in the lounge). Originally we thought about getting a leather one but now we are unsure which material would be best suited for our lounge,
Anybody have any experience with this polyesta material on a sofa and if so did it do as advertised?
Regards.
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Because a polyester sofa:
doesn't expose too much heat
is stronger than leather sofas and others
has hydro-phobic nature, which is good to dry-out the water quickly and easily
can be dry-cleaned, and drying doesn't take much time
is also good to maintain its original shape due to the fiber content and elasticity profile