Which is better for a large family?

The Costway, because it seats six against the Weston's four. The Weston has the sturdier solid wood frame, so it should hold up better over years of heavy use.

Is the Weston worth the extra money?

For most buyers, yes. It costs $728.00 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026 against $393.99 for the Costway, and that buys a solid wood frame, reversible cushions and a layout you can change.

The Weston. Solid wood and reversible cushions wear better than an engineered wood and plastic frame with fixed sponge cushions. The Costway backs its parts for only 90 days.

Can I rearrange the Costway?

No. It is a fixed U-shape with a double chaise. The Weston's four pieces can be set up eight different ways.

Which is easier to fit in a room?

Both are wide: the Weston is 107.5 inches across and the Costway 101.5 inches. The Weston's modular pieces are easier to move through doors and tight halls.

Do either come assembled?

No. Both require assembly. The Weston offers sofa assembly services; the Costway does not list one.

Better Homes & Gardens Weston 107.5" Cloud Modular Sectional Sofa vs Costway Sectional Couch U-shaped Sofa with Double Chaise

Buy the Weston if you want a solid wood frame, reversible cushions and a modular layout you can rearrange. Buy the Costway if you need six seats and a U-shape with double chaise on a tight budget. The Weston is $728.00 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, and the Costway's lowest price since October 31, 2026 is $393.99. That is roughly $334 apart, and the gap buys you better materials and a longer-lived frame.

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