Sofa Sectional Sofa 2 Piece Modern Contemporary for Living Room Futon Sofa Bed Couches and Sofas Sleeper Sofa Modern Sofa Corner Sofa Faux Leather Queen

I wanted a cheaper couch that looked good but also had additional space/room for stretching out. This couch was perfect. It's big, it's roomy, it's good quality material and it feels great to sit or lay on. I highly recommend it, I'm thrilled with the purchase because, again, it was a very good price and didn't skimp on quality one bit.The pull-out bed/ottoman works really well, and looks and performs as one continuous unit with the rest of the couch. I was worried it would just be a floating ottoman that would easily drift away from the main couch unit any time you laid on it, but the built in ottoman rails, rolling ottoman wheels and sturdy fold-out construction ensures it stays completely attached and rigidly in place. Having said this however, if you wish to separate the ottoman from the couch, you can unhook the rails from the ottoman and main couch, and make it a floating ottoman if you so desire (it's similar to how you slide/unhook a desk drawer out of a desk, just larger). The process of pulling out the ottoman from it's tucked position (and leaving it still hooked on the rails) is super simple.The material cleans easy, the fold-up headrest are nice and adds a touch of customization if you move some up and others down, it doesn't make noises when you sit on it, and its very comfortable (but firm, it's not a sink-in couch).The carrier didn't call ahead to schedule delivery, but luckily I was home when the driver knocked on the door. The couch was shipped in 2 separate pieces (1 piece couch, 1 piece ottoman) all shrink wrapped to 1 pallet. The driver rolled the 6 foot high pallet into my garage, and it was easy to break down the packaging to get to the individual pieces.The installation was (for me) the longest part. It wasn't difficult to assemble, but it certainly wasn't quick. It took me a few hours to get it done start to finish. The people that say it only takes 15 minutes to assemble either got a couch that was more assembled than mine or are extremely skilled carpenters. The couch itself is in one piece, and the chaise is another piece (so no you don't have to assemble either of those pieces). Required assembly includes inserting the headrests into the couch/chaise, assembling the rail system and rolling wheels onto the center piece/ottoman, and screwing each of the legs onto the bottom of the couch. My couch legs had no pre-drilled holes/brackets on the bottom of the couch like others also mentioned, but it wasn't hard to screw the legs directly into the bottom of the couch/chaise wood frame, it just takes some more time to line them all up and screw in 4 screws for each of the 8 legs.Lastly, the instructions, tools and screws are all included INSIDE of the BOTTOM of the couch, in a zippered section. Just unzip it and you'll see the pouch and headrests. I couldn't find mine until I read other people's reviews mentioning this.Overall, great couch, really happy, great value for the money, very comfortable, great to stretch out on, plenty of room, high quality, easy to clean. Very unique bed feature. I leave my center ottoman permanently out. Enjoy.

Although this couch looks pretty online and in person, there are many cons to this couch:1. Shipping was a disaster. This couch arrived as two huge pieces wrapped up in cardboard and plastic wrap as one. Delivered on a pallet and left outside 3 days earlier than the approximate shipping date. No one called before hand to let me know the couch was coming. They dropped it off, left it outside and called me as they were pulling away. Ruined my whole work day and the couch would have been ruined if left outside any longer as it was going to rain. Real inconvenient as I was prepared to take a half day off if given at least a days notice ahead of time.2. The couch had a few minor scrapes on the corners.3. This couch even though it looks pretty is not worth the $800 something bucks you pay with tax and all. It is cheaply made.4. The faux leather is not great quality. It's the softer kind so I was concerned about it ripping. The padding underneath or whatever matressing they use is rock hard. I had a firm couch before but this is as solid as a rock. Concerned that the mattressing will become lumpy after a few months to a year--this couch will not hold up for 5-6 years. The leather stains so easily--and when you're sitting on it, it's hard not to sweat. Yes it is easy to wipe down but it's like any oil from your skin will show and you need something like lysol spray to get rid of it (not just water and a paper towel like they advertise.)I personally was very disappointed and thought my $699 faux leather ikea couch was of better quality and much more comfortable. After reading so many good reviews, I thought it would be a great investment but this couch wont hold up and is not worth it. Looks pretty but is so uncomfortable.

This couch is lovely. It is soft and though it says faux leather, it has a leather smell and looks very nice. I did not realize that the two little black pillows came with this couch and was pleasantly surprised. There is a secret compartment inside of the bottom of one couch that has a zipper and will have all the parts to the couch like the legs, pillows, backrests, etc.I plan to put a memory foam mattress on the bed when this couch is needed as a bed to add additional comfort. I am really happy with the appearance and functionality. It was built well. It took a bit of time to assemble and my husband got a decent size blister from putting it together. You may want to wear a glove because he did not realize the repetitive motion was injuring him until later on.The issue I had was that it was torn on arrival and damaged in one spot and marked up in others. This was quickly resolved to my satisfaction. I wish it arrived better but am happy with the resolve. The couch itself is a little masterpiece. It was worth it and I am happy with the end results.