98 in L Shaped Sectional Sofa in Dark Grey Linen with Storage Ottoman, Cup Holder Console and Nailhead Trim

Most L shaped sofas are built with the chaise attached to one side. You pick a direction from a diagram, and if the room changes or you move, the shape stops working and there is nothing to be done about it.

The chaise, the loveseat and the ottoman are separate. The maker draws four arrangements: chaise left, chaise right, ottoman joined to make a longer lounge, or ottoman pulled out as a footstool. Nothing is fixed to a side.

Three pieces, one shape

The whole order. A loveseat section, a chaise closing the left end, and the ottoman standing separately in front. The console with its two cup holders sits between the seats, and the studded nailhead trim runs along the outside of the arms and the bottom rail.

Every piece, measured

Ninety-eight inches along the back and 69.5 inches across the chaise, standing 32.5 inches high with an 18 inch seat height. The chaise is 60 inches long and 29 wide. The console is 19 by 10 inches, back cushions 15 and 16 inches, bolsters 16 by 6 inches. The ottoman is 29 by 19.5 inches. Capacities are printed as 660 lb for the sofa and 300 lb for the ottoman.

Four ways to lay it out

The maker's own combination diagram. The ottoman is drawn at each end, pushed in to extend the chaise, and standing clear as a separate stool. Because it stores things as well, moving it is not only a question of shape: the storage moves with it.

Set up as a deep lounge

The same pieces arranged with the ottoman pushed against the chaise, making one long surface to stretch out on. The tufted seats and the studded trim are clearer here, and so is the height: at 32.5 inches the back sits low enough not to block a window.

Twenty-nine by 19.5 inches, 18 inches tall, with a lid that lifts. Rated 300 lb on its own.

A 19 by 10 inch tray set into the seat run, with two moulded cup recesses.

Sixty inches long and 29 wide, deep enough to lie along rather than only rest your feet on.

The maker's static figure for the sofa couch, with 300 lb printed for the ottoman.

The record describes a wooden frame with strong legs under the whole sofa.

Silver studs along the arms and the base, which is what gives this one its more traditional outline.

Padded with soft PP cotton, in a patterned fabric against the plain linen.

Drawn by the maker rather than guessed at, so the ottoman can go wherever the room needs it.

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.

Four seats, a 60 inch chaise and two cup holders built into the seat run rather than balanced on an arm.

The ottoman lid lifts, so blankets and controllers live inside the furniture rather than in a basket beside it.

Four published arrangements and nothing bolted to a side, so the L can face either way in the same room.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement and the 660 lb and 300 lb ratings come from the manufacturer's own Product Dimensions panel.
• The four layout arrangements are drawn by the maker rather than suggested here.
• 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.

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

Yes. The chaise, the loveseat and the ottoman are separate pieces, and the maker's own diagram draws the arrangement with the long end at either side. Nothing is bolted to a fixed corner.

How much fits in the ottoman?

The ottoman measures 29 by 19.5 inches and stands 18 inches high, with a lid that lifts. The internal depth is not published, so no capacity in litres is quoted here. It is sized for throws, controllers and magazines rather than bedding.

What do the 660 lb and 300 lb figures mean?

They are the manufacturer's static ratings for the sofa couch and the ottoman: weight resting evenly. Neither covers someone dropping onto a seat or standing on the ottoman lid, which loads a frame much harder.

How do I get 98 inches into the room?

It arrives as separate pieces rather than one object, which is the part in its favour. Measure the narrowest doorway, the tightest point of the hallway, the stair width and the ceiling above the bottom step. Carton sizes are not published, so leave a margin against the assembled measurements.