The Rosslyn Sofa gets its name from a residential neighborhood in NW Edmonton. The area includes small bungalows, several schools, and numerous public parks throughout for children and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. In addition to Rosslyn Park and Rosslyn Skating Rink, check out the Rosslyn Shopping Plaza. There are quite a few little shops and services useful for those in the community and commuters. The roads surrounding Rosslyn provide quick routes to the downtown core.
This sofa wins in living and workspaces seeking transitional style and comfort.
This sofa is made in Alberta, using top-quality materials, including ethically sourced Canadian wood and Canadian-made industry-leading foam.
Each frame consists of engineered hardwood which is specifically made for the furniture industry. The grain in the middle three layers of this wood runs in the same direction to prevent splintering during the assembly of the frame using staples or screws. Manufactured in Golden, British Columbia, our wood is certified by the Sustainable Forestry Initiative or SFI.
Once we have cut the frame out with our state-of-the-art technology, we assemble the pieces. We ensure sure solid, lasting construction with a combination of staples, screws, glue, and corner blocks. Our frames withstand years and years of loving use.
We use only the highest quality of foam to help each piece keep its soft and comfortable shape. In addition to being Calgary-made, the high-resilience foam we use is considered to be one of the best types of foam in the industry.
Each piece is fortified to prevent sagging. We only use no-sag brand springs. We also add a double set of springs around the arms at either end of a sofa, preventing weakening or sinking in the corners. The addition of the guidewires keeps the seating comfortable and uniform for a lifetime, guaranteed.
As an added level of accountability, we use blue glue during construction. Thanks to its color, our staff can see the glue at each joint, ensuring we never miss a step. Our glue also remains pliable, even when it is dry.
When we are using a patterned fabric, pattern placement matters. That is why we use Gerber technology to accurately plot and cut fabrics with patterns and prints. This extraordinary precision allows us to match stripes, brocades, and other intricate patterns as accurately as possible. As for the sewing, no machine could ever match the care and attention to detail demonstrated by our sewing department.
