4 Seat L Shaped Modular Sectional Sofa, 123 in Wide with Movable Chaise Ottoman and 2 USB Ports, Grey

Chaise sectionals are sold left facing or right facing, and you choose before you have lived with the room. Get it wrong and the long end blocks the walkway to the balcony door, with no way to swap it.

The chaise here is a separate ottoman rather than a fixed arm. The product photos show it set at one end, then the other, and pulled out on its own as a stool. Nothing screws to a side, so the L can face either way in the same room.

The full L, on a plain floor

Four seat modules in a line with the chaise ottoman closing the right end. Every module stands on its own pair of black metal legs, and a fabric pocket sits on the outside of the far left arm. Nothing is hidden by a skirt, so the leg line runs the whole length.

Where every inch goes

The measured drawing. One hundred and twenty-three inches along the back, 63 inches across the L, 32.5 inches high. The seat run is 85 inches, seats are 22 inches deep with 5 inch cushions and 16 inch back cushions, and the chaise measures 51 inches by 28.5 inches. Beneath it, the delivery note: four boxes, possibly on different days.

Same pieces, different shape

The maker's own combination diagram. The ottoman is drawn at the left end, at the right end and standing free. The cushions and the ottoman are shown as parts that combine rather than a fixed corner, which is the difference between a sectional you can move and one you cannot.

Broken up, in a real room

The same set living in a room with the ottoman pulled clear of the seats. Two modules face the window, the ottoman sits apart as a stool by a side table. That is the layout on a Tuesday. Push it back for guests on Saturday.

Ten feet along the back, just over five feet across the return. Worth chalking on the floor before you order.

The 51 in by 28.5 in ottoman is loose. Left facing today, right facing after you move the television.

This configuration is listed with two USB ports and a socket panel, so a phone charges at the seat rather than across the room.

Standard band depth on a 17 inch seat height, with 5 inch seat cushions over the frame.

Each seat is its own frame on its own feet, so the sofa can be split for a smaller room later.

The record describes a steel frame with metal support legs and non slip foot pads on every piece.

Seat and back cushion covers come off for cleaning, with hook and loop fasteners holding the seats in place.

Boxes A, B, D and E ship separately and may land on different days. Assemble once all four are in.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

A loose ottoman and four separate seats mean the L can face either way without a return.

An 85 inch seat run plus a 51 inch chaise gives everyone a place without anyone perching on an arm.

Two USB ports at the seat, so the cable does not run across the floor to a wall socket.

What we stand behind

• Dimensions, the chaise size and the four box delivery note all come from the manufacturer's own drawing shown in the photos.
• The two USB ports are listed in the product record for this configuration. The cord length and socket rating are not published, so neither is quoted.
• No fabric composition percentage, foam density, carton size or assembled weight is published, so none is quoted.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Do the USB ports need to be plugged in?

Yes. A socket and USB panel built into furniture is fed from a household outlet, so plan the layout with a wall socket within reach of the sofa. The record does not publish the cord length, so that is not quoted here.

Can the chaise go on the left instead of the right?

Yes. The long end is a loose ottoman rather than a fixed arm. The maker's own combination diagram shows it at the left end, at the right end, and standing on its own as a footstool.

How do I know it will fit through the door?

Measure the route, not the room. Narrowest doorway between the stops, hallway at its tightest point, stair width and the ceiling height above the bottom step. Then compare those against the cartons: this ships in four boxes and is built where it will stand, which is what gets a 123 inch sectional into a second floor flat.

How much floor does it actually need?

One hundred and twenty-three inches along the back wall and 63 inches out from it, plus walking room. Chalk or tape that rectangle on the floor first. It is the single measurement people regret skipping.