Dillon Leather Sectional vs Costco Leather Power Reclining Sectional

The Dillon is the better-built piece: top-grain leather on seats and arms, a kiln-dried hardwood frame with glued and L-braced corners, and cushions layered with goose down, pocketed coils and memory foam. The Costco sectional is the practical pick for anyone who wants power recline and a modular six-piece layout, but its listing gives only leather, gray and six pieces, so the frame and cushion construction are unknown. Owners of the Dillon rate it highly, though only 18 ratings exist, and its 383 lb weight and 136-inch width demand a large room and a planned delivery.

• Choose the Dillon Leather Sectional if you want proven materials, a five-seat U-shape for a big room, and you don't need powered recline.
• Choose the Costco Leather Power Reclining Sectional if power recline and a six-piece layout you can rearrange matter more than documented frame and cushion specs.