76 in Grey Loveseat Sofa with Shock Absorbing Springs, Washable Cushion Covers and 660 lb Capacity

Two sofas at the same price can be built completely differently, and nothing on the outside tells you which is which. The seat that sags in two years looked identical on the day it arrived.

This listing shows the internal layers directly: high resilient foam, a coiled shock absorbing spring, and layered plywood for the frame. It also prints a 5.5 inch clearance, a 34 by 21 inch seat and a 660 lb capacity.

Two seats, one long line

The studio shot. A low curved back with piping traced along the arms, two loose back cushions and a seat split into two halves. The steel legs are thin and angled, which keeps the visual weight off the floor despite the 76 inch width.

Measured, and boxed

Seventy-six inches wide and 35 inches high, with a 34 by 21 inch seat per person sitting 17 inches off the floor and 5.5 inches of clearance beneath. Arms stand 25.5 inches up and the back cushions are 18 inches tall. The panel prints 660 lb and notes a two box shipment with all the needed screws.

What is inside it

The maker's cutaway panel, captioned as revealing the internal structure. High resilient foam in the cushions, a coiled shock absorbing spring in the seat, and layered plywood for the frame. Suspension is what usually decides whether a seat still sits at its original height in five years.

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

Coiled springs photographed in the internal structure panel, under high resilient foam.

Per person, which the maker labels a large seat. The whole sofa is 76 inches wide.

Named in the maker's own comparison panel as removable and washable cushion covers.

The record states the back sits at 105 degrees to follow the body's curve.

Box one and box two, with all the needed screws in box two. They may arrive on different days.

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.

Seventy-six inches gives two adults a proper 34 inch seat each without the footprint of a three seater.

Springs, plywood and a published capacity are the things that matter to anyone whose last sofa sagged.

Removable washable cushion covers, which is not something most sofas at this size offer.

What we stand behind

• Every measurement and the 660 lb figure come from the manufacturer's own dimension panel.
• The panel prints 76 in while the written record says 75.5 in. Both are reported and the panel figure is used.
• The internal structure shown in the photographs is the maker's own cutaway, not a generic illustration.
• No fabric composition, foam density, carton size, net weight or assembly time is published.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is it 76 inches or 75.5?

The maker's dimension panel prints 76 inches and the written specification in the record says 75.5 inches. The difference is half an inch either way, so measure your wall against 76 inches to be safe.

What do shock absorbing springs do?

They are the suspension layer under the foam. Most sofas that sag have failed there rather than in the cushions: the springs stop returning to their original height. Coiled springs plus layered plywood is a more substantial deck than plain webbing.

Can the cushion covers be washed?

The maker's own comparison panel names removable and washable cushion covers. Check the care code on your own unit before washing, wash cool and dry flat rather than hot.

How much weight will it take?

Six hundred and sixty pounds, printed by the manufacturer. That is a static figure for weight resting evenly across the sofa, not for someone dropping onto a cushion or standing on the front edge.