3 Seat Modular Sofa in Peacock Blue Suede, 97 in Wide with 25.5 in Deep Seats and Arm Caddy

Most sofa seats run 21 to 24 inches front to back. That is fine for sitting upright, but the moment you want to lie on your side your knees are over the edge and a cushion ends up on the floor.

This one is 25.5 inches deep with a 5 inch cushion and a backrest that leans at 103 degrees. The maker's own photos show it used three ways: sitting, leaning on, and lying down full length across the 88.5 inch seat.

Three modules and two bolsters

The studio shot. Three matching seat sections, a long cylindrical bolster resting against each arm, and a fabric caddy on the outside of the left arm. Black tapered metal legs sit under every module, so the support runs the length of the sofa rather than only at the corners.

Why the depth is the headline

Ninety-seven inches wide, 31 deep and 31.5 high. The seat run is 88.5 inches and each seat is 25.5 inches front to back, 18 inches off the floor on 6.5 inch legs. Back cushions are 17 inches tall, the bolsters 20 by 6 inches, and the arms stand 24.5 inches up. Every seat carries a 660 lb marker.

The pocket, from the back

Shot from behind so the arm caddy is visible with a magazine in it. There are two smaller pockets for remotes alongside the main one. Because it hangs on the outside of the arm, it does not eat into the seat or the gap behind the cushions.

Sit, lean on, lie down

The maker's own three way panel. The lie down frame is the one that earns the 25.5 inch seat depth: at 88.5 inches of seat run, an adult can stretch out along it with a bolster under their head rather than perching on the edge.

Deeper than the 21 to 24 inch standard band. Guides put that depth with taller sitters and with anyone who tucks their legs up.

Printed on every seat in the maker's own drawing. Static ratings for weight resting evenly.

The maker states the back leans at 103 degrees, described as following the back and waist curve.

Twenty inches long and 6 inches across, padded with soft sponge, for an arm, a neck or lumbar support.

A magazine holder on the arm plus two smaller pockets, and it comes off when it is not wanted.

Described by the maker as crease resistant, fade resistant and skin friendly, with a brushed surface.

The maker's name for the spring layer under the high density sponge seat cushions.

Right in the standard 17 to 19 inch band, so it is easy to stand up from despite the depth.

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 25.5 inch seat is what depth guides recommend above about five foot ten. On a standard sofa that person perches; here they can sit right back.

Eighty-eight and a half inches of seat, a 103 degree back and two bolsters. The maker photographs it being lain on because it is deep enough for that.

A magazine caddy and two smaller pockets on the arm, instead of the gap behind the cushions.

What we stand behind

• Every dimension and the 660 lb per seat marker come from the manufacturer's own drawing shown in the photos.
• The existing URL described a reversible chaise and a USB socket that this configuration does not have, so the handle was corrected.
• This photograph shows a matching armchair alongside the sofa. That chair is not part of this listing.
• No fibre content percentage, foam density, carton count, carton size or net 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.

Is a 25.5 inch seat too deep for a shorter person?

It can be. Depth guides put 18 to 21 inches under about five foot four, 21 to 24 inches for average height and 24 inches and up above five foot ten. At 25.5 inches a shorter sitter will find their feet leave the floor unless they use a bolster behind their back, which is what the two included bolsters are useful for.

Does it have USB ports?

No. This configuration has a side storage pocket and metal legs, with no socket or USB panel. Other configurations in the same range do, and the old URL for this page mentioned them, which is why the URL has been corrected.

How do I clean suede fabric?

Brush it rather than scrubbing it, and blot spills immediately. Brushed finishes mark with water rings if they are soaked, so test any cleaner on a hidden section first and check the care code on the label before using liquid at all.

Does it need assembly?

Yes. The record describes a simple manual assembly with detailed instructions, and the sofa arrives as separate modules. The number of cartons is not published for this configuration, so it is not stated here.