The fold count tells you how long the mattress joined to the triangle backrest is. All three styles list a height of 32 cm and a width of 50 cm (13 by 20 in on most listings). A 1 fold is 70 cm (27 in) long, the KORN KA NOK 2 Fold is 127 cm (50 in), and a 3 fold opens out to 225 cm (89 in); most 3 fold listings suggest it as a guest mattress. Standalone triangles have no mattress at all.
Unfolded, every 3 fold style here lists a mattress of 225 by 50 cm (89 by 20 in). Folded, it measures 47 by 53 by 60 cm (19 by 21 by 24 in). Most of these listings describe the cushion as lightweight, foldable and easy to carry or store. Each product page has the full measurement table, so check it against your space before you order.
Every Thai triangle cushion on this page is filled with organic kapok and lists cotton as its cover. Kapok is a natural fiber, and most listings describe the fill as firm and supportive. Some covers are woven cotton with Thai patterns, such as KORN KA NOK, KE MIN TRA and NETA, while others are listed by color, such as dark blue, mauve or red. The zafus, zabutons, sets and bolsters here use organic kapok too (the WEA HAR zafu also lists buckwheat hulls), while ottoman materials vary.
Only under cover. Several listings, including THANAYA, KORN KA NOK, KAN YA PAK and WA RA NA, suggest covered outdoor spots such as a patio or balcony. None of the triangle listings describes open outdoor use, so use it indoors or in a covered outdoor space only. Indoors, the listings suggest living rooms, bedrooms and meditation spaces.
Yes. Alongside the Thai triangle pillows, this page carries single zafu cushions in two sizes, zabuton mats from 48 to 70 cm (18 to 28 in) square, and meditation sets that pair a zafu with a mat. You will also find cotton yoga bolsters with organic kapok filling and a few ottomans. For meditation shopping, the zafu and zabuton collection pages show those cushions on their own.
