- Is the chaise reversible?
- No. The sectional is built as a fixed L, so the chaise sits on one side only. Measure your room around that orientation before buying.
- Will the corduroy fabric flatten?
- Corduroy and velvet piles tend to crush where people sit most. Rotating cushions and brushing the pile helps, but some flattening is normal over time.
- How much floor space does it need?
- It measures about 101.6 inches wide, 65 inches deep and 27.6 inches high. Leave extra room for reclining and walking around the chaise.
- Does it convert to a bed or have storage?
- No. It is a standard fixed sectional with no sleeper mechanism and no hidden storage.
- Is it good for homes with pets or kids?
- The textured polyester velvet is prone to snags, marks and crushing. Households with claws or sticky hands may find a tighter-weave fabric easier to live with.
- What is the frame and filling made of?
- The seat is foam-filled and upholstered in polyester velvet with a corduroy texture. The listing does not detail the frame wood.
- Where is the Ashcroft Daron Mid-Century Modern Sectional Corduroy cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $1,791.04, as of our latest check.