Walmart has
Zinus 73" Woven Paths Pascal Sofa (Oatmeal) on sale for
$300.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
htp182 for finding this deal.
Note, product must be sold/shipped by Walmart
Features:
- Mid-century inspired sofa, complete with grid tufting and wood tapered legs
- Frame is wrapped in supportive foam cushioning and durable woven fabric
- Seats a maximum weight capacity of 750 lbs
- All cushions are secured to the frame and are not detachable
- All parts and instructions are packed into one box for easy assembly
- Cushions are easily cleaned with a clean, damp cloth and mild detergent
- Cushion covers are not removable
- 1-year limited warranty included
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I do find it strange that the industry hasn't modernized to use more safe modern fiberglass formula's or at least just removed it from their product entirely because it actually costs more to implement. Its kinda goofy that people even need to add flame resistance to their beds, seems more like an old world thing that carried over from when people used to hide money in their mattresses.
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I do find it strange that the industry hasn't modernized to use more safe modern fiberglass formula's or at least just removed it from their product entirely because it actually costs more to implement. Its kinda goofy that people even need to add flame resistance to their beds, seems more like an old world thing that carried over from when people used to hide money in their mattresses.
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I do find it strange that the industry hasn't modernized to use more safe modern fiberglass formula's or at least just removed it from their product entirely because it actually costs more to implement. Its kinda goofy that people even need to add flame resistance to their beds, seems more like an old world thing that carried over from when people used to hide money in their mattresses.
if you go on the tempurpedic website and ask if their mattress contains fiberglass they will say no. It's some BS loophole because the mattress does not contain fiberglass but it is contained with in the fire sock barrier or whatever it is called.
The only guaranteed way to get the mattress you want without fiberglass seems to be to buy your own mattress components wholesale, as well as a mattress cover. Looked into it and it doesn't seem all that difficult and you can effectively build your own mattress with no flame retardant in it.
I do find it strange that the industry hasn't modernized to use more safe modern fiberglass formula's or at least just removed it from their product entirely because it actually costs more to implement. Its kinda goofy that people even need to add flame resistance to their beds, seems more like an old world thing that carried over from when people used to hide money in their mattresses.
I do find it strange that the industry hasn't modernized to use more safe modern fiberglass formula's or at least just removed it from their product entirely because it actually costs more to implement. Its kinda goofy that people even need to add flame resistance to their beds, seems more like an old world thing that carried over from when people used to hide money in their mattresses.
if you go on the tempurpedic website and ask if their mattress contains fiberglass they will say no. It's some BS loophole because the mattress does not contain fiberglass but it is contained with in the fire sock barrier or whatever it is called.
The only guaranteed way to get the mattress you want without fiberglass seems to be to buy your own mattress components wholesale, as well as a mattress cover. Looked into it and it doesn't seem all that difficult and you can effectively build your own mattress with no flame retardant in it.
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