Jane 2 Bi-Sectional

The Jane 2 Bi-Sectional offers a contemporary twist on the classic mid-century design of the Gus* Modern Jane Series. This versatile piece seamlessly blends iconic style with modern enhancements, allowing for adaptable configuration to suit any living space. The chaise can be positioned on either the left or right side, providing ultimate flexibility to complement your existing décor and floor plan.

The comfort and quality of the Jane 2 are evident in every detail. Button-tufted seat and back cushions, finished with piped edges, add a touch of refined elegance. These reversible cushions are crafted using high-resilience polyurethane foam wrapped in Dacron, ensuring lasting comfort and support. A solid ash wood base, available in walnut or natural finishes, provides a sturdy foundation and features non-marking feet to protect your floors.

Built for both style and durability, the Jane 2 Bi-Sectional boasts a robust construction. The inner frame utilizes kiln-dried FSC®-Certified hardwood (FSC® 092551), reflecting our commitment to sustainable forestry practices. All joints undergo rigorous stress testing, and the 9-gauge No-Sag, sinuous spring suspension system guarantees lasting comfort and support. Manufactured to meet stringent California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without compromising on material quality, the Jane 2 prioritizes both safety and environmental responsibility. The fabrics used are also California TB117-2013 certified and double rub tested, ensuring exceptional durability and longevity.

Features:

• Reversible seat and back cushions
• Button tufted cushions with piped edge detailing
• High-resilience polyurethane foam cushions with Dacron wrap
• Solid Ash wood base with walnut or natural finish
• Non-marking feet
• FSC®-Certified hardwood inner frame (FSC® 092551)
• 9-gauge No-Sag, sinuous spring suspension system
• Meets California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without flame retardant additives in upholstery foam
• California TB117-2013 certified fabrics with double rub testing
• Chaise configuration: Left or Right