Added value
- High comfort and accessibility
- Soft shapes
- Easy-to-grip armrests
- Reversible cushions
- Removable upholstery
- Tested for public use and meets the requirements for durability & safety, set forth in the following standard, EN 16139
Accessories
- Frame in clear lacquer, white or black (standard)
- Frame in any color (special)
- Choice of fabric
- Rubber fabric/hospital fabric
- Neck support
- Armrest cover
Reuse
- Solid wood
- Removable upholstery
- Replaceable padding
Specifications
Height86 cm
Width162 cm
Depth76 cm
Seat height48 cm
Seat depth48 cm
Arm height62 cm
Views
Any color available as
an option on this product.
Downloads
Environmental documents
Filer
BIM-object
Product sheet
Care instructions for this piece of furniture
Wood
Wood is a living material whose grain from the very beginning has a natural variation in pattern, color tone and luster. The wood is affected by, among other things, the season, heat and humidity. That wood is a living material means:
- Screws need to be re-tightened regularly, at least once a year.
- Solid table tops can naturally warp by up to 0.5%.
- Light from the sun and lighting can cause permanent color and light differences in the surface, so allow the entire wooden surface to be exposed to the same amount of light.
- Spills of coffee and other liquids need to be wiped up immediately.
- For cleaning, hand washing detergent or pH-neutral detergents and lukewarm water are recommended. Wipe off with clean water and wipe dry. Do not use cleaning agents that are alkaline, aggressive, contain abrasives or solvents.
- For disinfection, non-alcohol-based agents are recommended, e.g. Virkon or DAX Alco Free. Alcohol-based agents must not be used.
Fabric
- Removable and washable fabrics are washed according to washing instructions. These are sewn with a shrink seam, wash before use for optimal fit.
- Vacuuming with a soft nozzle is often sufficient for cleaning.
- Stains should always be removed as quickly as possible. In most cases, wiping with a damp cloth is sufficient, for more difficult stains, a pH-neutral detergent or a foam detergent for professional use can be used.
- Always use white cloths and avoid wetting a woolen fabric to a greater extent, as this risks remaining stains.
- If necessary, a foam detergent can also be used for a more thorough cleaning if this is allowed in the fabric's specification.
Plastic
For wiping, use a mild detergent without solvents or abrasives. Regular dish soap works well.
Metal
- For regular cleaning, use a lightly moistened cloth with a mild detergent without solvents or abrasives.
- For heavily soiled surfaces, a cloth moistened with alcohol can be used.
- Disinfection can be done with alcohol if the surface is dried afterwards.
Laminate
Laminates are very durable surfaces that fit well in public environments.
- Daily cleaning with a dry cloth.
- For more difficult stains, non-abrasive cleaners can be used.
- Hardly ingrained stains or discolorations can usually be removed by carefully using a cleaning agent with a mild abrasive action.
- Rings and streaks that form on the surface are most easily removed with window cleaner.
- Do not use scouring pads or steel wool as this will cause scratches.
- Marker and ink marks can be removed with e.g. acetone or alcohol on a clean cloth.
- Disinfection can be done with alcohol if the surface is dried afterwards.
Leather
If you take care of the leather in the right way, it will become more beautiful over the years.
- Leather is heat sensitive. Therefore, direct sunlight and close contact with heating elements should be avoided.
- Vacuum the furniture to remove loose dirt and dust.
- Wipe the leather with a slightly damp cloth and a mild soapy solution can be used for cleaning.
- Water-based leather care products extend the lifespan.
Glass
Cleaned with window cleaner or washing-up liquid diluted in water.
Stop 572-2
Two-seater sofa
Stop is a furniture collection featuring armchairs and sofas with soft, inviting shapes. The series is designed with a focus on comfort, accessibility, and support, making it particularly suitable for users who need extra assistance when sitting down and standing up. Stop sofa features a design and construction that convey stability and security. The easy-grip armrests provide additional support and contribute to excellent usability. All upholstery, including the frame, is removable, which simplifies cleaning and ensuring good hygiene.
Stop sofa is designed for comfortable social spaces and is well suited for healthcare and care environments.
The sofa is made of FSC®-certified birch and is certified with Möbelfakta. It is offered as standard in clear lacquer, white, or black, and is also available in any custom color on request.
Design: Kenneth Bergenblad
Any color available as
an option on this product.
Added value
- High comfort and accessibility
- Soft shapes
- Easy-to-grip armrests
- Reversible cushions
- Removable upholstery
- Tested for public use and meets the requirements for durability & safety, set forth in the following standard, EN 16139
Accessories
- Frame in clear lacquer, white or black (standard)
- Frame in any color (special)
- Choice of fabric
- Rubber fabric/hospital fabric
- Neck support
- Armrest cover
Reuse
- Solid wood
- Removable upholstery
- Replaceable padding
Specifications
Height86 cm
Width162 cm
Depth76 cm
Seat height48 cm
Seat depth48 cm
Arm height62 cm
Views
Any color available as
an option on this product.
Downloads
Environmental documents
Filer
BIM-object
Product sheet
Care instructions for this piece of furniture
Wood
Wood is a living material whose grain from the very beginning has a natural variation in pattern, color tone and luster. The wood is affected by, among other things, the season, heat and humidity. That wood is a living material means:
- Screws need to be re-tightened regularly, at least once a year.
- Solid table tops can naturally warp by up to 0.5%.
- Light from the sun and lighting can cause permanent color and light differences in the surface, so allow the entire wooden surface to be exposed to the same amount of light.
- Spills of coffee and other liquids need to be wiped up immediately.
- For cleaning, hand washing detergent or pH-neutral detergents and lukewarm water are recommended. Wipe off with clean water and wipe dry. Do not use cleaning agents that are alkaline, aggressive, contain abrasives or solvents.
- For disinfection, non-alcohol-based agents are recommended, e.g. Virkon or DAX Alco Free. Alcohol-based agents must not be used.
Fabric
- Removable and washable fabrics are washed according to washing instructions. These are sewn with a shrink seam, wash before use for optimal fit.
- Vacuuming with a soft nozzle is often sufficient for cleaning.
- Stains should always be removed as quickly as possible. In most cases, wiping with a damp cloth is sufficient, for more difficult stains, a pH-neutral detergent or a foam detergent for professional use can be used.
- Always use white cloths and avoid wetting a woolen fabric to a greater extent, as this risks remaining stains.
- If necessary, a foam detergent can also be used for a more thorough cleaning if this is allowed in the fabric's specification.
Plastic
For wiping, use a mild detergent without solvents or abrasives. Regular dish soap works well.
Metal
- For regular cleaning, use a lightly moistened cloth with a mild detergent without solvents or abrasives.
- For heavily soiled surfaces, a cloth moistened with alcohol can be used.
- Disinfection can be done with alcohol if the surface is dried afterwards.
Laminate
Laminates are very durable surfaces that fit well in public environments.
- Daily cleaning with a dry cloth.
- For more difficult stains, non-abrasive cleaners can be used.
- Hardly ingrained stains or discolorations can usually be removed by carefully using a cleaning agent with a mild abrasive action.
- Rings and streaks that form on the surface are most easily removed with window cleaner.
- Do not use scouring pads or steel wool as this will cause scratches.
- Marker and ink marks can be removed with e.g. acetone or alcohol on a clean cloth.
- Disinfection can be done with alcohol if the surface is dried afterwards.
Leather
If you take care of the leather in the right way, it will become more beautiful over the years.
- Leather is heat sensitive. Therefore, direct sunlight and close contact with heating elements should be avoided.
- Vacuum the furniture to remove loose dirt and dust.
- Wipe the leather with a slightly damp cloth and a mild soapy solution can be used for cleaning.
- Water-based leather care products extend the lifespan.
Designers
Kenneth is now active in his own company Bergenblad Design. Kenneth previously worked as chief designer at Dux Möbel AB. He was born in 1944 in Vetlanda, Sweden.
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