Maca deck chair

Finishes and fabrics for this piece are confirmed on enquiry, against the maker’s current range.

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Cushion thickness follows the frame: each frame’s seat is built low or high for the cushion it is designed to carry. A dining pad is therefore thin and deep seating thick, and neither is an upgrade on the other.

For a sunloungers or daybed

8–12 cm, hinged — the pad follows the adjustable back, and a fast-draining open-cell core is the usual choice, because a sunlounger spends more time in the weather than most pieces.

Core

Cushions for exposed pieces have an open-cell, fast-draining (reticulated) foam core, so water runs straight through rather than pooling in the foam. A crowned top sheds standing water. Neither makes a cushion waterproof: outdoor cushions are built to drain.

Fabric

In outdoor fabric, what matters is the fibre. Solution-dyed yarn carries its colour all the way through, so it holds up to sun and scrubbing; surface-dyed cloth loses its colour as it wears. Performance fabrics resist water but are not waterproof. Mildew grows on dirt left on the cloth rather than in the fibre. The usual care advice is to wash and dry the cloth, and to stand a soaked cushion on its edge to drain.

Patterns & your own fabric

Plains, stripes and prints can all be specified. The brief records the repeat, the direction and any railroading, so the pattern lines up on every panel. Many pieces also accept customer’s own material (C.O.M.); the brief asks whether you will supply your own.

Made to order through our supplier workshops: sized to this frame, in your chosen fabric, from a thin dining pad to full deep-seating cushions.

Technical sheet issued on request, per piece.

Each sheet is issued against the maker’s current revision, so the drawing you receive matches the piece that will be built.

This piece appears in the CALMA catalogue.

Catalogue extracts are issued on request.

Plan and elevation are generated from the dimensions on this page.

Larix pine tops

The top is built from three opposed counter-layers of larix pine, glued with a water-resistant polyurethane. The surface takes two treatments — first a sealant base protector, then a single-component aliphatic resin — combining for high resistance to abrasion.

Cleaning

Water and neutral soap.

Sunbrella® fabric

100% acrylic, treated for outdoor use. Wash below 30º with neutral soap; no solvents or abrasive cleaners, no tumble drying, iron below 150º, no dry cleaning.

Care guidance from Calma’s catalogue.

Brand

CALMA · Spain

Collection

maca

Designer

Andreu Carulla

Category

Sunloungers & daybeds

Status

Current range

Suited to

Hotels & Resorts · Beach & Marine Clubs

SKU

cl-230