Sectional Sofa Research

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What are sectional sofas?

When you hear the term sectional sofa, probably what immediately comes into your mind is the image of an L-shaped sofa seated in a living room. Well, this is not completely pre-emptive; there is more to the sectional sofa besides the customary L-shaped couch. The sectional sofa is probably the most common upholstered piece of furniture in most living rooms with its diverse forms including armrests, single chairs and sleeping sofa units. From its diverse choices, you can pick pieces that will suit your taste and room layout.

History of sectional sofas dates back to the Victorian era when sectionals made of wood and covered with upholsteries were made and would be pushed together at times to make a longer sofa. Over time, and especially in the 1950's, the sectional sofa has received sleek …show more content…

Sofa - They usually have three back cushions over three seat cushions. One can get them with the two or one arms configuration.
3. Recliner - The recliner as the name suggests is an appropriate seat for watching the TV in a reclining position. It is placed next to your sofa or love seat to make it longer. It could have RAF, LAF or an armless configuration.
4. Armrest - It has a single armrest and would best fit in between two seats or at the end of a seat. It could have hidden spaces for storage or have a cup-holder.
5. Corner Wedge - Usually armless, the corner wedge allows the sectional sofa to fit at a corner creating a 90 degrees angle. There are also wedges that create wider angles and you could choose them depending on your house layout.
6. Sofa Bed - Popularly known as a sleeping sofa, it has a fold bed and one or no armrest.
7. Chaise Lounge - A chaise lounge is usually one armed and fits at the end of a sectional sofa. It provides extra space to stretch out and relax on your sectional sofa.
8. Chair- It has similar features as a recliner with the only difference being that it has a straight back.

Why do we need the best sectional

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