Kusch + Co V-Care Fold 3-Seater Upholstered Bench

Kusch + Co V-Care Fold 3-Seater Upholstered Bench

The Kusch + Co V-Care Fold 3-Seater Upholstered Bench brings purposeful design and modest elegance to communal environments. As part of the V-Care beam seating range, this three-seater bench combines an upholstered seat and backrest with a sturdy powder-coated steel beam and legs, creating a composed silhouette that suits waiting areas, reception zones and shared workspaces. Upholstered in fabric from the Valencia group, the bench pairs practical materials with a calm, cohesive appearance that integrates easily into contemporary interiors.

Comfort is considered through flame retardant foam padding beneath the upholstery, offering supportive seating that maintains a neat profile. The backrest and seat are fully upholstered for a unified look, while the seat folding mechanism is configured without a multi-lock feature, allowing the bench to remain streamlined and simple in operation. Plastic glides on the legs protect floors and help the bench sit securely on a variety of surfaces without marking or slipping.

Construction pays attention to responsible sourcing and durability. Wood and wood-based components comply with EU timber regulation and are sourced from certified forests, managed by FSC-authorized companies. Metal elements are crafted from powder-coated steel for reliable structural support, and the bench is supplied assembled for immediate use, reducing installation time and ensuring components fit as intended from day one.

Designed as beam seating for shared public spaces, the Kusch + Co V-Care Fold bench supports a calm, organized layout whether placed in a corridor, healthcare waiting room or corporate lobby. Distributed in Germany, it blends functionality and considered material choices to meet the needs of facilities seeking easy-to-maintain, long-lasting seating. The understated design and practical details make this upholstered bench a discreet, dependable solution for environments where comfort, durability and a coherent aesthetic are priorities.