Item No.
100377607
Weekday Bench Cushion
$95.00
Item No.
100377607
Weekday Bench Cushion
$95.00
Cream
Dark Blue
Olive
- Designed for the Weekday Bench.
- Durable Teflon-coated fabric is water repellent.
- Fabric is UV- and fade-resistant with good color fastness.
- 1" H 43¾" W 9" D
Shipping Options
- Ships via FedEx
Return Options
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DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Designed by Hannes & Fritz for HAY
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Weekday Bench Cushion
Weekday Bench Cushion
$95.00
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Further the comfort of the Weekday Bench with the lightly padded Weekday Bench Cushion. Its black elastic straps button under the seat to keep the cushion securely in place.
- Designed for the Weekday Bench.
- Durable Teflon-coated fabric is water repellent.
- Fabric is UV- and fade-resistant with good color fastness.
- Brand
- HAY
- Collection
- Weekday Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 1" H 43¾" W 9" D
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
-
DWR honors a one (1) year warranty on all products. Brand-specific warranties may extend to longer periods.
Large
- Height (in): 1
- Width (in): 75
- Depth (in): 12½
Medium
- Height (in): 1
- Width (in): 55
- Depth (in): 9
Small
- Height (in): 1
- Width (in): 43¾
- Depth (in): 9
- Solution-dyed olefin fabric with Teflon coating
- Foam padding
- Black elastic straps with plastic buttons
Hannes & Fritz
Swiss design duo Hannes & Fritz formed from a spontaneous collaboration at a dinner party. Johannes Breuer and Fritz Gräber were tasked with making a bench, and the resulting piece inspired an ongoing partnership. They each bring a unique approach to their work – Fritz’s is expressive while Hannes’ is linear – but together are known for defining existing archetypal forms in a contemporary context.
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