Best modular sofa with detachable arms

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• The post on r/furniture from 2 years ago asks for pros and cons of modular couches as the OP and their wife are shopping for a new couch.
• One user mentions that modular couches are not inherently higher quality or longer-lasting. However, if a cushion tears or is stained, it may be easier to replace than a cushion on a premade sectional. Furthermore, modular couches offer flexibility if pieces need to be added or removed after a move, for example.
• Another user recommends LoveSac as the way to go for modular couches that offer ease and flexibility. They use two ottomans as additional seating in a separate room that they bring to the living room to turn their couch into a more bed-like situation if desired. They suggest that LoveSac is worth the cost for all the fancy finished extras.
• The same user also tried Home Reserve, which they describe as the DIY version of LoveSac, and not recommendable. While they were able to change the cover and replace single parts if damaged, the couch was not as comfortable as they would like. They mention that the price is much better than LoveSac ($2,000 vs. $8,000) but not in love with their purchase.
• One user questions whether modular couches are well-secured and sturdy enough for bigger people and whether they are still shaky when put together. They worry that they will end up breaking the hardware that keeps the pieces connected.
• Another user warns against Burrow couches and instead recommends looking at reviews and construction quality before purchasing. The user says that the Burrow couches had great online reviews but turned out to be uncomfortable with itchy fabric. After only six months of light use, the cushions had begun sagging.
• Other users mention the importance of finding high-quality options and avoiding expensive but poor-quality items.
• The post received a total of nine points, with each comment ranging from 1-3 karma.

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• The webpage is a Reddit thread from 2 years ago, with the title “what the hell sofa to buy?”
• The original poster (OP) is seeking recommendations for a good quality sofa that will last for years, with a budget of $4,500 and no pets or children.
• Recommendations for brands include:
  • Crate and Barrel (not recommended)
  • West Elm (not recommended)
  • IKEA (good for budget but not durable)
  • Article (not recommended)
  • CB2 (not recommended)
  • Ethan Allen (recommended but has a 6-month shipping time)
  • Room & Board (recommended by some users)
  • Arhaus (recommended by some users)
  • Lovesac (recommended by some users as modular, with washable and reconfigurable cushion covers; received mixed reviews)
• Some users warn against buying from Ashley Furniture, citing poor quality and shady warranty policies.
• Other users share their experiences with their own sofas and furniture, detailing brands, comfort, durability, and ease of cleaning.
• Conversation extends to discussing the difficulty of finding good quality, affordable furniture in today’s market, as well as various tips on researching and buying furniture.
• There are many sub-threads on specific brands or models of sofas, with users sharing pros and cons of each.
• There are also many sub-threads on various aspects of sofa construction and materials, including types of cushion filling, fabric choices, and comfort level.
• Users also discuss the importance of considering personal needs and tastes when choosing a sofa, as well as the importance of warranties and customer service.

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• A reddit user is looking for a high-quality sectional sofa for their new house.
• They are interested in the RH look of the Cloud or Maxwell, but concerned about the quality.
• They are open to spending the money, but want to make sure it’s worth it.
• A commenter recommends some European modern high-end sofas that are available in both fabric and leather, including Ligne Roset Exclusif, Molteni & C Turner, and Living Divani Neowall (5 karma).
• The commenter notes that “performance fabrics” are not really a thing in high-end furniture, but all fabrics are typically commercial grade minimum. High-end furniture prioritizes comfort, color, and a look and feel like beautiful clothing.
• There are many modules and sizes available to craft configurations.
• It’s recommended to visit a local dealer and showroom for a consult, since these sofas are not available to buy online.
• Prices are not posted online, but expect to pay $5-8k USD in fabric per section and 30% more for leather. The production process is slow as all these are made to order by hand.
• Another user shares their experience with the RH Cloud sectional and doesn’t recommend it (3 karma).
• One commenter recommends Bradington Young and Calligaris pieces, which were both made in the USA, had a quality fabric and leather choices, and were under $5k. High-end sections can approach $10k and above (1 karma).
• Another commenter recommends Lovesac Sactionals, which is a modular sofa that can be tailored to fit any space and style. The sofa has detachable arms, and the covers are removable and washable. The furniture is completely modular and can be moved to and from any room with ease (1 karma).
• The Lovesac Sactionals come with a 60-day in-home trial with no return fees, free shipping FedEx Ground.
• The Lovcesac showroom manager on their website can help with all your options, as well as creating the perfect configuration to fit your space.
• Current promotions include 30% off Sacs, 20% off Sactional covers.

Title: Modular couch recommendations?

URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/BuyItForLife/comments/x1i11v/modular_couch_recommendations/

• A user asks for recommendations for a BIFL modular couch that can be broken down into smaller sections to fit around corners.
• A user suggests the Lovesac sectional, which can be customized and has machine washable covers. (11 karma)
• A user mentions that the Lovesac couch is not truly BIFL and may not be affordable for everyone. (3 karma)
• A user clarifies that they own a Lovesac couch and love that the seats can be rotated to fit the space better. (1 karma)
• A user asks why the Lovesac couch is not considered BIFL. (1 karma)
• A user mentions that on a 20-year timescale, the cloth coverings will become threadbare and the pillows will lose their structure. Extra pillow coverings can be purchased from Lovesac. (1 karma)
• A user recommends Macy’s Radley sofa, which comes apart and can be ordered in separate pieces. It is 38 inches deep and has a bracket to attach the sections together. (6 karma)
• A user recommends Burrow sofas, which are easy to move and assemble but compromise on comfort and rigidity. (5 karma)
• A user recommends Inside Weather sofas, which require partial disassembly and purchase of extra legs, but has better reviews than Burrow. (2 karma)
• A user recommends Modernica’s Daybeds as an option, which can be set up in sectional style and are easy to move. (1 karma)
• A user mentions that as a Lovesac owner, they do not recommend buying at retail price. (10 karma)
• A user mentions that they have a Modernica Daybed and that it is going strong after 8 years of use. (1 karma)
• A user describes their Lovesac couch, which has three deep seats, two storage compartments, and a stealth tech speaker system. It cost around $5500-6000. (1 karma)
• A discussion takes place on the durability of Lovesac couches and their components. (various karma)

Overall, the post focuses on a question about modular couches, specifically their durability, affordability, and ease of assembly. The primary recommendation is the Lovesac sectional, but other options are discussed as well. The thread features several specific comments from users who own the recommended couches and have experience with their quality and durability

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• The text of the webpage discusses different modular sectional sofa brands and provides information on the quality, durability, and construction of sofas from these brands.
• Some of the brands discussed include Lovesac sactional, West Elm Harmony, Burrow nomad, Crate & Barrel, Room & Board, and lower-priced Belffins and Honbays available on Amazon.
• Sactionals are praised for their modularity and longevity, but their prices range far above common budgets.
• West Elm, on the other hand, has had many complaints from previous customers and thus is generally discouraged.
• Burrow’s multi-layer foam construction is mentioned as a downside with some brands reverting back to 1.8 density cushions.
• The durability and lifespan of cushions is explained to depend upon foam density, the amount of use cushions receive, weight, etc.
• Foam density is critical to the cushion’s overall durability. Higher density cushions should last longer.
• Most brands of mid-priced sectionals include cushions with 1.8 density foam.
• Higher density foam cushions cost more and weigh more while coil spring construction can also impact cushion life spans.
• The discussion then examines Crate and Barrel as a brand with higher quality sofas due to its sturdy frame and coil spring cushions resulting in a much longer lifespan.
• The Gather sectional, in particular, is cited as an example of a model using coil spring cushions.
• Room & Board is also mentioned as one of the better quality brands available in the market at the moment.
• The Belffin modular storage sectional is praised for being a good combination of quality, value, and durability. It weighs about 3 times heavier than Honbay. Unlike the Honbay, Belffin model features coil spring cushions that extend the lifespan of the sectional. Belffin is 1/2 the price and should last 10 years if used gently.
• There are some limitations in choosing Belffin as they may not be suitable for people weighing 250 lbs or more. The frame of Belffin is flimsy and may not be durable in the long run.
• The webpage notes that different cushion seat dimensions will vary depending on a customer’s need but recommends buying sofas that can accommodate more than one person comfortably.
• Lower-priced products featured on Amazon include generic brands such as Belffins and Honbays and have subpar foam quality.
• Thread quality and inner workmanship is also a factor in choosing sofas that will last and withstand wear and tear

• A redditor shared their negative experience with Burrow Sofa, which they found uncomfortable and cheap-looking despite its high price tag ($3k+).
• There are multiple comments under the post from other redditors discussing their experiences with Burrow sofas:
  • A redditor said they found Burrow’s separate pieces and ease of assembly appealing, but the cushions aren’t comfortable and don’t hold up well over time.
  • Another redditor mentioned that their friend swears by their Burrow sofa’s ease of cleaning and durability.
  • However, a different redditor shared their disappointment with Burrow’s design and cushion quality–they found the cushions too thin and uncomfortable with wear and tear even after only a couple of years.
  • Many redditors weighed in on Burrow’s pricing and alleged deceptive positive reviews, with some claiming that many of the good reviews are fake. One redditor who formerly worked for a similar company claimed that they were instructed by their employer to write over 100 fake reviews.
  • There are recommendations to look at other furniture stores like West Elm, Bobs, and IKEA for more affordable and higher quality sofas.
• The original post was titled “Burrow Review. Please Read” and was posted two years ago in the subreddit r/furniture. It has received 96 upvotes and sparked a long discussion of Burrow sofas’ quality, pricing, and customer reviews.
• There are comments from other redditors asking for updates on how the Burrow sofas have held up over time and about potential refunds for unsatisfactory purchases.
• Some redditors discussed their specific experiences with the Burrow Nomad sofa, which has detachable arms, such as how the chaise and main seat are attached and how the cushions hold up.
• The Federal Trade Commission’s regulations for refunds are referenced when a redditor says they were refunded but lost $200 in the process–another redditor recommends referencing these regulations for legal protections.
• Overall, there are mixed reviews of Burrow Sofas in the thread, with some redditors liking the detachable feature and durability while others criticize the quality and comfort of the cushions and the pricing.

• A Reddit user in r/furniture asks for information on the modular sofas from Diorama Living.
• Several people respond with their first-hand experiences with the Diorama Living sectional.
• One Reddit user says that they just received their sectional, and the fabric is thick and the foam is firm. They provide photos upon request.
• Another user praises the Diorama Living sectional, saying that it looks phenomenal although they don’t know how it will hold up. They mention that Diorama Living is a sister company of Inside Weather, and has a one-year warranty for manufacturing defects.
• A few users express skepticism due to the lack of reviews and concern for longevity.
• One user ultimately decides not to go with Diorama Living and instead opts for a different sofa brand.
• Another user is purchasing the same Diorama sectional as recommended by others in the thread.
• A user says they ordered the sectional in Luxe Velvet, that they did not order swatches, and that the estimated delivery time is 20-30 days.
• Another user says they ordered the Modular 3-Seater Open End Chaise Sectional in Quartz and that it’s coming in about a month.
• One user recommends Lovesac as an alternative, but another user replies that the Lovesac they saw in-store wasn’t deep enough for their liking.
• One user warns against purchasing from Diorama Living, saying that the stitching was poorly done and the cushions came stained.
• Several others request photos of the sectional from those who purchased it and received it.
• One user says they are excited to receive their Diorama sectional within the coming weeks.

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