The Hans J. Wegner Style CH160 sofa is a high quality reproduction in the style of the original design.

The original was designed in 1965. We feel that the CH160 sofa is one of the most beautiful Hans J Wegner designs with its wooden frame and casual lines. The exposed wooden frame in front of the triangular shaped armrests unites in its extension with the straight, square and sturdy legs.The circular element on each armrest is both decorative and functional, as it allows the covering to be easily changed, whenever necessary

Most Popular Sunroom Floors. Carpeting is a very good choice for the flooring of your sunroom. Carpet is multi functional, low maintenance and can easily be changed in the future if desired.

Carpeting gives a soft cozy feeling, and is also a good choice for dampening sound in an open room. There are many choices of color, style and type to fit almost any desired look or feel. Choosing wood laminate for your sunroom can give the warm look of hardwood floors at a much lower cost and less maintenance.

The Gus Margot Sofa is an elegant modern sofa, with graceful arms, French-seam piping details, and scatter back cushions that look both timeless and contemporary. This beautiful modern sofa ships with two sets of tubular steel legs—one set in brass finish and the other in black powder-coat finish—that can be easily changed to suit a room's decorating scheme.

The seat and back cushions contain a unique, eco-friendly synthetic-down fill, and the frame is constructed with kiln-dried 100% FSC®-Certified hardwood.

ARLEKINO - the sofa that has many faces. Due to the convertible armrests the bench becomes a comfortable sofa for two, a cosy lounger or a single bed for a spontaneous break.

And if the guests want to stay a bit longer, the sofa is easily changed into a double bed.

A unique tete a tete sofa with buffalo leather upholstery which can be easily changed to transform into single sofa when required. A stylish piece which will be a real talking piece in any room.

Kia Carnival KV6 Spark Plug Replacement I have a 2004 model 2.5l Kia Carnival (i.e. with the Rover-designed KV6 engine).

I'm not a mechanic, and wouldn't even call myself a backyard mechanic, but I like to do what I can. The vehicle was due for new spark plugs (overdue actually - they were due at 90,000km, but it had 103,000km on the clock before I got around to it). The three left-hand* sparkplugs are easily changed (and not discussed further here except for some general tips below), but I had read on the net about the challenges of accessing the right-hand* plugs as they are up ag