Cork Sofa
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Take comfort in knowing that the Koala Cork Sofa is as comfy for you as it is for the environment.
Please note, the ottoman featured with the Cork Sofa is now sold out.
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Valentino K.
3 Aug 2022
Very comfortable couch and love the feel and the looks of it. The fact that it's made using sustainable material is an added bonus. Material still fee…
Chivmolee L.
31 July 2022
Before this sofa, we had a light grey sectional with chaise that we had to clean constantly because of our Great Dane X who drools in her sleep all th…
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Returns are easy, with no catch! We'll pick up for free in metro areas.
Fast & flexible delivery
Free delivery on mattresses and small items.
5-year Warranty
Cork Sofa comes with a 5-year Koala warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Don't stress, cork is a natural fabric so the padding, cushions and seats soften and start to conform to your natural body shape. This makes it bloody comfy but this isn’t a defect, light creasing and wrinkling is expected. To ensure the cork wears evenly you can alternate your choice of seating or move the cushions around from time to time.
Cork oak increases its ability to absorb carbon dioxide gases during the natural regeneration process following stripping of the bark – a stripped cork tree absorbs, on average, five times more carbon dioxide. The ability to retain carbon dioxide is also passed on to manufactured cork products.
Cork is a natural plant tissue from the bark of the cork oak tree.
Cork harvesting is the process of removing the bark off the cork tree, the tree is not cut down only the bark is removed. By Stripping the bark it actually helps the tree regenerate. Cork trees can live to 200+ Years.
To transform cork into a fabric it is boiled and steamed to improve elasticity before heat is applied where it is pressed into blocks. From there, the blocks are sliced into thin sheets that can be transformed into fabric without many of the heavy chemicals and nasties used used to create traditional leathers.