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Readings: window seat cushions, page 5

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Readings: window seat cushions, page 5

Buyer questions

  1. A common question

    Will my cushions be made to the exact size I give, or rounded off? My window frame also sticks out a little.

    The workshop's answer

    Exactly as written. Seats of 22 x 99.5 in (56 x 253 cm) and 22 x 98.5 in (56 x 250 cm) were produced to those numbers, not rounded. For a frame that juts out about 3/4 in (2 cm), send a photo; a notch or an angled edge is no trouble with a drawing that shows the measurements.

    From the Reading: Window Seat Cushion in Taupe Corduroy: Mistakes to Avoid

  2. A common question

    Can you check my measurements and settle the final size for me? And is your mockup drawing exact?

    The workshop's answer

    The workshop makes the cushion strictly to the dimensions you give and cannot decide the final size for you. It will turn your numbers into a drawing so you can check the shape, but you confirm the numbers. The surest route is to sketch the final measurements on paper and send a photo of the sketch.

    From the Reading: Window Seat Cushion in Dark Tropical Floral: A Sunroom Story

  3. A common question

    Can I buy just the L-shaped backrests and use them on my daybed?

    The workshop's answer

    Yes, choose the L-shaped backrest in the options. Each one covers a 39 x 39 in (99 x 99 cm) corner, so two of them span a 39 x 79 in (99 x 201 cm) sofa. One buyer used a pair on a 75 x 38 in (191 x 97 cm) daybed from another brand.

    From the Reading: Window Seat Cushion in Charcoal Corduroy: How Light Changes It