Better Homes & Gardens Allen Faux Leather Power Reclining Sectional vs Acklen Place 3-Piece Power Reclining Sectional
Buy the Acklen Place if you want a modular power sectional with adjustable headrests, a USB port and a console with cup holders and hidden storage. Buy the Better Homes & Gardens Allen if you want a brown faux leather look and a wide five-seat layout. The Acklen Place is the more flexible, feature-rich pick; the Allen leans on leather-style upholstery and a lower seat height. Owners of both types report power recliners need a nearby outlet and occasional mechanism care.
- Choose the Better Homes & Gardens Allen if you want a cocoa faux leather sectional with a wide five-seat footprint and stain-resistant upholstery.
- Choose the Acklen Place if you want rearrangeable modular pieces, power headrests, a USB port and a console with cup holders and hidden storage.
Prices
- Better Homes & Gardens Allen Faux Leather Power Reclining Sectional: $1,197.00 at Walmart (last seen Nov 11)
- Acklen Place 3-Piece Power Reclining Sectional: $1,198.44 at BEL Furniture (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Better Homes & Gardens Allen Faux Leather Power Reclining Sectional is $1.44 cheaper than the Acklen Place 3-Piece Power Reclining Sectional at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 11)

