- Can the pieces be arranged in different layouts?
- Yes. Each seat and back section is separate, so you can build a straight sofa, an L-shape or split it into individual chairs. The layout is limited only by the pieces you have.
- Does the corduroy hold up with pets and kids?
- Wide-wale corduroy is soft but catches claws and shows crushing and spills. It is easier to keep tidy than velvet but less forgiving than a tight flat weave.
- How firm is the seating?
- It is a soft, low sofa rather than a firm one. The seat cushions compress under weight and need fluffing to return to shape.
- Will the sections stay together?
- The pieces rest against each other rather than locking. On smooth floors they can slide apart, so a rug or a wall behind the sofa helps hold the layout.
- Is it good for a small apartment?
- Yes, if you keep the layout compact. The separate pieces are easier to carry through tight hallways and stairwells than a one-piece sectional.
- What support does the back give?
- The back is low, so it supports the lower back but not the head and shoulders. Taller sitters may want a wall or a cushion behind them.
- Where is the LOVMOR 54.3 Inch Modular Corduroy Sectional Sofa Couches cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $1,214.90, as of our latest check.