Ottomans are upholstered furniture that can be easily distinguished from others. This singular design is devoid of arm and back rests. Traditional ottomans are covered with thick ribbed fabrics. Other varieties are available in leather and synthetic materials. They may also be combined with wooden bases and used as storage furniture. Depending upon their size, they are commonly used as footstools, tables, divans, sofas and seats. At times ottomans can be perceived as bulky and awkward. Though they are multifunctional at times, as it is difficult to move them from one place to another. To rectify such problems, manufacturers have created a new range of air ottomans. As the name suggests these products are inflatable varieties that serve their purpose when air is pumped into them.
Air ottomans can be deflated, folded and packed, making them easy to carry. They can be conveniently shifted outdoors or taken along for picnics and weekend trips. Air ottomans are easy to inflate, with easy to use automated and compact pumps. The push of a button is enough to start inflating them. When inflated, air ottomans may be large in size, but they require only a few seconds to be filled to full capacity. It is equally simple and easy to deflate them. They have airtight seals and seams that help contain air, once filled. They are available in various colors and manufactured from various synthetic materials.
When selecting air ottomans, customers may purchase from local or online stores. They are easy to clean and can be fitted with ottoman covers, of varied designs to match room settings and themes. They are ideal to seat guests if needed, or can be used as a center table by placing an aptly sized tray on it. The inner airbag is covered with a synthetic cover than can be removed and cleaned according to manufacturer guidelines.
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