Small Space Modern Sectional Sofa, Gray

I love it! Considering the price I paid for this couch I really have nothing to complain about. I was rather nervous to purchase this at first because this was my first time buying a couch (on a budget) so I didn’t really know what to look for but I am super happy with it. It was easy to assemble, aesthetically pleasing, and cozy! I love that the ottoman can be moved around so the couch will look great no matter where I put it. It did have a kind of factory smell but it went away after the first day. I would also point out that this is a rather small sofa, comfortably it could fit about two people. On the plus side, this makes it great for small places :)

It’s easy to assemble but overall it’s a pretty s*** couch. One of legs broke a week in and I had to get something to put under it to level it out. The seats aren’t “wide” enough, if you lay on your back or side you can barely fit on it... one side of your body will be hanging off or close to falling off. I’m not enough a “big” guy I’m about 5”10, 180 LBs. The armrests are very hard. When I say hard, I mean ROCK F****** SOLID. It will genuinely hurt if you accidentally bang something against the sides. The cushions kinda slide around as well and don’t fit in the couch well since they’re attached with Velcro instead of being made to fit in the first place. There’s countless other things wrong but the main thing is that I get that this a “cheap” couch but as cheap as it is you honestly aren’t getting what you pay for. It’s overall just not comfortable, and poorly built. With how much it costs you can probably can a cheap futon that is 10x more comfortable

I’ve had this couch for about 3 months or so. It’s nice for small spaces. I have it in my bedroom. Assembly was super easy and quick. It’s not very comfortable. The seating is shallow. The cushions are firm. The chaise side is nice. It could use support in the middle. As soon as I put it together, my niece, who is about 140lbs sat down and I heard a crack. I put a wooden support leg in that spot and it’s been fine ever since. I can only imagine that it would’ve snapped in half already if I hadn’t done that. It’s an ok couch if you don’t plan to use it often or for temporary use.

This little couch is the perfect size for a small 10x14 master bedroom, studio, teen room, etc. The downside is the bottom seat cushions are super brick hard, but the fabric can be removed by zipper on bottom, and better cushions replaced. Just take the hard square cushion to an upholstery store, cut to fit, and switch. Once, sitting for a while, you do get over it though. I do however, find the seat to be a little short, even for my shorter legs. But to give about 2 inches, I stuffed a towel between the bottom cushion and back seat, leaving a slight overhang in front, just enough to fold my legs up and on, and tuck comfortably. Also, it allows the back cushions some space and height too, and to not sink directly to the bottom which causes loss leg and back room. Without the spacing it would feel like sitting at a park bench; tolerable, but not cozy. I did find the back cushions to be soft, so I'm not certain why they just didn't make the bottom seat cushions just as soft. I'm like what is in this stuff, recycled repackaged carpet foam??? I couldn't tell, but its very dense. Couch came in a refrigerator size box. Very easy to put together. The sides connect with a topless screw that goes in from the bottom. Leave a little bit hanging out once attached the base and sides, then place the washer and nut on, then screw the nut. I found the mechanism self locks once you kept turning it. Not immediately apparent to me, but they did give picture instructions that show the seat legs go in the arm rest, not the bottom base. Overall, its a nice small sitting couch, it is not a regular size normal living room couch. Its made with microfiber material type, same gray color as shown, but could probably be easily reupholstered. I can lay on it length wise and sit with my feet on the chaise comfortably. I added a pic of two twin size pillows on the couch.

Save your money and just sit on the floor. Your butt will be flattened and falling asleep in mere minutes after sitting on this abomination that calls itself a couch... that is, of course, providing that you don’t plop down too hard and break your tailbone, and/or the couch itself. To call this couch uncomfortable is an understatement!Moving past the rock solid “cushions”, this thing is like, super small. (The throw pillows are 18” for reference). My fault for not reading dimensions and applying them to my space in real life but seating more than two adults comfortably is impossible. And if you’re solo and want to stretch out to lie down, think again! It is just too small to be functional. If you are looking for comfort, THIS IS NOT THE COUCH YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. Yes, it does seem like a great price for a couch, yes it does have free shipping, no it absolutely is not “good enough to get you by until you can save for something a little nicer”.The structural integrity of this thing, by the way, is one accidental toe-stubbing away from crumbling to the ground due to the fact you have to put the arms on and screw them on but even after tightening, this thing is wobbly and unstable to say the least! I’ve owned this thing about three weeks and I’m not sure it will last through the fourth!All that being said, if you don’t plan on using this couch to sit on, it does look kinda cute and you can dress it up however you like, which is the reason I felt generous enough to give it a second star. If you just need to dress up a space for photos, this is a decent prop! But seriously, absolutely do not buy this if you are looking for an actual place to sit. Your butt will thank you.P.s. don’t mind the wine bottles holding my new rug flat in the photo! :)