For the price, this is a decent couch. It looks nice, and it went together easily.
I got this 5 months ago. I dont think it is really intended for long and heavy use. When I got it, my bedroom was in a state of construction, so I was sleeping on this couch. I was opening it up daily, and using it to sleep on steadily for about 2 months. I dont think it is intended for that much heavy use.
After those 2 months, it continues to get daily use by me as my main place to relax and watch TV, read, or play my Switch on a daily basis for most of the evening after work. Its also my primary place to take a nice nap after working around the house on the weekends.
It has begun to tear a bit at a couple of seams. The roll out bed portion doesnt like to stay on its track and sometimes comes loose to push several inches away from the rest of the couch. The arms and where the two sections connect is not a super strong connection and time has made them all a bit wobbly. The couch has also settled some, and the frame can be felt through the cushions, especially where the two sections meet. This makes napping on it with my head at the chaise side uncomfortable with a bar right about where my hip is, so I lay on it with my head at the other end.
For the price I paid (which was under $600 at the time, its fluctuated since then) I do think its a decent deal for the money. When a good, solid couch is more in the $2000 range, this little one is holding up pretty well, so I cant complain too much. But, if this couch is going to get heavy use by multiple people, kids, pets, it probably wont stand up to a beating. If you need a good, sturdy, long lasting couch, Id recommend looking at something more expensive if you can afford it.
It is a perfect size for my little 600SF house though, and the ability to switch around which side the chaise is on is very convenient for making it fit into my space.
Showing some wear
For the price, this is a decent couch. It looks nice, and it went together easily. I got this 5 months ago. I dont think it is really intended for long and heavy use. When I got it, my bedroom was in a state of construction, so I was sleeping on this couch. I was opening it up daily, and using it to sleep on steadily for about 2 months. I dont think it is intended for that much heavy use. After those 2 months, it continues to get daily use by me as my main place to relax and watch TV, read, or play my Switch on a daily basis for most of the evening after work. Its also my primary place to take a nice nap after working around the house on the weekends. It has begun to tear a bit at a couple of seams. The roll out bed portion doesnt like to stay on its track and sometimes comes loose to push several inches away from the rest of the couch. The arms and where the two sections connect is not a super strong connection and time has made them all a bit wobbly. The couch has also settled some, and the frame can be felt through the cushions, especially where the two sections meet. This makes napping on it with my head at the chaise side uncomfortable with a bar right about where my hip is, so I lay on it with my head at the other end. For the price I paid (which was under $600 at the time, its fluctuated since then) I do think its a decent deal for the money. When a good, solid couch is more in the $2000 range, this little one is holding up pretty well, so I cant complain too much. But, if this couch is going to get heavy use by multiple people, kids, pets, it probably wont stand up to a beating. If you need a good, sturdy, long lasting couch, Id recommend looking at something more expensive if you can afford it. It is a perfect size for my little 600SF house though, and the ability to switch around which side the chaise is on is very convenient for making it fit into my space.