100.5 in Modular L Shaped Sectional in Army Green, Chaise Moves Left, Right or Centre, 1980 lb

Fixed sectionals put the chaise where the factory decided. In a real room that is often across a doorway, in front of a radiator, or blocking the only route to the balcony, and the only fix is to sell it.

The maker draws three arrangements: chaise at the left, chaise at the right, and chaise pulled into the middle of the seat run. The seat cushions, backrests, bottom frames, armrests and side pockets are all described as removable.

Three seats and a chaise

The studio shot with the chaise on the left. Three seat modules make up the straight run, and a bolster rests on each arm. Every module stands on its own pair of black metal legs, which is what allows the pieces to be moved without leaving one section unsupported.

The cushion sizes, written out

One hundred and a half inches along the back, 51 across, 33.5 high, with an 18 inch seat height and 6.5 inch legs. The maker lists the cushions separately: back cushion 30 by 17 inches, seat cushion 30 by 26 inches, chaise lounge cushion 47 by 30 inches. Maximum capacity is printed as 1980 lb.

Three layouts, numbered

The maker's own convertible chaise panel, numbered one, two and three. The long end sits at either end of the run or comes into the middle to make a deep centre seat. That third option is the one most sectionals cannot do at all.

Under the cover

The maker's upholstery panel: high density sponge for plumpness and a sink in feel, a distributed elastic system for the spring layer, and skin friendly lint fabric described as not easy to deform, fade or wrinkle. The spring layer is what decides whether a seat still holds its height in five years.

Left, right or in the middle of the run, all three drawn by the manufacturer.

Printed on the maker's size panel. A static rating for weight resting evenly.

Forty-seven by 30 inches, long enough to lie along rather than only to rest feet on.

Seat cushions, backrests, bottom frames, armrests and side pockets are all described as removable.

One three prong outlet at 12A 125V 1500W and two USB ports at DC 5V max 2.1A.

Under the seat cushions of the metal backed section, for keeping cables out of sight.

The maker's name for this colourway's surface, rated by them for fade and crease resistance.

Box A with a seat, backrest, left armrest and legs, box B with the right armrest, and box D with the chaise.

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.

Three chaise positions instead of one means a radiator, a doorway or a window bay stops being a dealbreaker.

A hundred inches of sofa with a 47 inch chaise, and two bolsters for whoever gets the long end.

Cushions, backrests, frames, armrests and pockets all come apart, so the sofa is rebuilt rather than replaced.

What we stand behind

• Every dimension, the cushion sizes and the 1980 lb maximum come from the manufacturer's own size panel.
• The three chaise positions are drawn by the maker rather than suggested here.
• The electrical ratings come from the maker's own power strip panel in this product range.
• Lint fabric is the maker's own term. No fibre content is published, so none is quoted.
• No cord length, seat depth, foam density, carton size or net weight is published.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Can the chaise really sit in the middle?

The maker draws three positions and numbers them: right end, left end, and pulled into the middle of the run. In the middle it makes a deep centre seat rather than a corner, which is useful in a room where neither end works.

What is in each of the three boxes?

Box A holds a single seat, a backrest, the left armrest and legs. Box B is the same with the right armrest. Box D holds the chaise lounge. They may arrive on different days, so wait for all three before starting.

Does the power strip need a wall socket?

Yes. The outlet is rated 12A, 125V and 1500W with two USB ports at DC 5V, maximum 2.1A, and it draws from mains power. No cord length is published, so measure from the wall before deciding where the sofa stands.

What does 1980 lb mean?

It is the manufacturer's maximum, printed on its own size panel. Like all furniture load figures it is static: weight resting evenly across the seats, not someone dropping onto one end.