Sectionals

A sectional couch consists of several sections in various sizes and shapes. You can configure it in about any way you wish! It is essentially a modular sofa.

It is one of the most practical pieces of furniture for any size living room, family room, or man cave. Smaller rooms benefit too. You can even use one to reroute or separate heavy traffic patterns. They are great at expanding the seating options in your space.

They come in a few different types like L-shaped, U-shaped, modular, or reclining. This way, you can choose the perfect type for your space.

Yes! They are designed for easy assembly with individual pieces. Some are modular to allow for the addition or removal of seat cushions and sections. They can either slide apart or screw together. Their structural stability remains intact during regular use. They only separate when you choose.

The sectional sofa is the quintessential piece of family furniture. It provides ample space for parents, siblings, and pets to cuddle or sit apart. Whether you invite friends to watch the game or host overnight guests, it is convenient. To help decide which type of sofa is best for your living room, read on. Or, visit our sofa buying guide.

Pros of Owning a Sectional:

Versatile Seating:

• Accommodates large groups comfortably.
• Can be reconfigured to fit different room layouts and seating needs.
• Often includes a chaise lounge for extra relaxation.

Space Optimization:

• Can make efficient use of corner spaces.
• Can create distinct seating areas within an open-plan room.

Stylish Focal Point:

• Can become the centerpiece of your living room.
• Offers a variety of styles to suit different decor aesthetics.

Comfort and Relaxation:

• Provides ample space to stretch out and relax.
• Ideal for movie nights, family gatherings, and entertaining guests.

Cons of Owning a Sectional Sofa:

Space Requirements:

• Can take up a significant amount of floor space.

Addressing the concern:

• Consider compact designs with smaller footprints.
• Choose a configuration that maximizes space in your specific room.

Difficulty Moving:

• Can be challenging to move due to their size and weight.

Addressing the concern:

• Look for modular components that can be disassembled for easier transport.
• Consider hiring professional movers for assistance.

Limited Flexibility:

• Can be difficult to rearrange furniture around a large sectional.

Addressing the concern:

• Choose a configuration that allows for easy access to other parts of the room.

Cleaning Challenges:

• Can be more difficult to clean and vacuum around than individual pieces.

Addressing the concern:

• Choose fabrics that are easy to clean and stain-resistant.
• Use a handheld vacuum to reach under and around the cushions.

There are some things to consider before buying:

1. Room Layout and Size: Do you have enough room for a full-size with a left chaise or sofa bed? Chaise sectionals are some of the most comfy. Or does your living room need something smaller? Yes, you can get a sectional even with a small space. They are a great option to seat many people in a small living room because they are so configurable. When measuring your available space, also consider where you want the armrests facing.
2. Shape: If you choose an L-shaped sectional, you'll need to know if it's left-facing or right-facing. U-shaped sectionals offer the most capacity. They are especially great for group conversation. Curved fall somewhere between the others. They are conducive to more intimate or entertainment-driven settings. You also need to consider if you want a chaise with room to extend your legs.
3. Style: Is your home traditional or modern? A rich brown leather might be right. For something more casual, a contemporary design with overstuffed cushions might be better. Easy-to-clean upholstery means simple maintenance. The good thing is that they come in a wide range of styles and materials.
4. Features: The last thing to think about is the features you want. Do you like stationary or reclining seats? Do you want cupholders, a console loveseat, or a sofa bed? Do you like having the adjustable headrest?

It’s good to know what the measurements mean.

1. Width: This is the longest side. You can find the width by measuring along the back of the sofa.
2. Length: You measure the length from the back of the sofa to the end of whichever section is the farthest forward.
3. Depth: You measure the depth between the front of the back cushion and the front of the seat. This lets you know how much room there is to lean back.

The average is about 130 inches wide. A smaller, two-piece sectional would be about 112 inches wide. A large, three-piece sectional measures about 160 inches or more.

We offer a full refund within the first five days. After that, up to 30 days, a one-time reselect is available. Learn more on our guarantees page.

Product warranties vary by the manufacturer. We will help get you service based on the terms and conditions of the manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to any manufacturer's documents for more details. Or contact Slumberland Customer Service.

Please also check out our 5-Year Furniture Protection Plan. Protect your purchase from any tears, scratches, or other damages for up to 5 years. Visit our guarantees page to learn about our Price Match Guarantee. If you find the same item at a lower price up to 30 days after purchase, we will match the difference.

We offer delivery options to simplify shopping. You always have the option of in-store pickup at the Slumberland location near you. Inquire at the location near you for details about pickup.

Or choose from one of our two delivery options:

• No-Contact Delivery: We offer no-contact, doorstep shipping for FREE in local delivery areas. If you choose this option, we deliver your furniture, per your instructions.
• Full-Service Delivery: For a fee, our delivery drivers set up your furniture in your home. Our delivery drivers will also get rid of the packaging materials.