66 in Teal Leather Look Loveseat, Two Seat Modules with an Arm Pocket and 1320 lb Capacity

Standard three seat sofas start around 78 inches and quickly pass 84. In a typical apartment living room that leaves no wall for anything else, and the sofa ends up floating in the middle of the floor because there is nowhere it sits properly.

This is a foot shorter than the smallest common three seater and still gives two adults a full seat each. It also comes apart into two modules, so the corner it has to turn on the way in is a much easier one.

Leather look, fabric pocket

The one photograph in the listing. The cover reads as a soft teal or petrol blue with the slight sheen of a leather look fabric rather than the matt surface of the linen versions. The seat line shows the join between the two modules, the back cushions sit loose, and the caddy pocket on the left arm is in the same material. Black metal legs rake outward at the front.

The record names leathaire, a leather look upholstery fabric, for the blue colourway only. The others are linen.

The published figure for the steel structure and metal legs together. A static rating.

Sixty-six inches long by 32.5 deep by 32.5 high, from the record's own overall dimension line.

Shipped in two boxes, each with its own screw kit, and joined once both have arrived.

Smooth zips on the seat and back cushions so the covers come off the foam.

A sewn pocket on the outside of one arm, sized for a remote, a phone or a magazine.

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.

Sixty-six inches leaves wall for a bookcase or a chair, which an 84 inch three seater does not in most apartments.

A smooth surface sheds hair and wipes rather than absorbing, which is the main practical argument for a leather look cover over a weave.

What we stand behind

• The store holds a single photograph for this colourway, so this page describes only that image and the written record.
• The record names leathaire for the blue colourway and linen for the others, so the material here is described as a leather look fabric and not as linen.
• The seat run, seat depth, seat height and cushion thickness are printed on other colourways of this model and not on this listing, so they are not repeated.
• The listing colour is given as blue. The photograph reads as a teal or petrol blue rather than a navy.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is this real leather?

No. The record names leathaire, which is a leather look upholstery fabric. No hide content, thickness or coating is published, so nothing further is claimed here. It behaves like a coated fabric: wipeable on the surface, and it creases rather than developing a patina.

How deep is the seat?

This listing does not publish a seat depth. The overall depth is 32.5 inches, which includes the back cushion and the frame behind it, so the usable seat is meaningfully less. The seat drawing exists on other colourways of the model but not on this one, so no figure is quoted.

Will it fit up a narrow staircase?

It arrives as two modules in two boxes, so the biggest single item is roughly half of 66 inches. Carton sizes are not published, so measure the tightest point of the route, usually a stair turn, against the 32.5 inch depth, since a module travels on its side.

Do the two boxes arrive together?

Not necessarily. The maker states that they may arrive on different days, and each box holds its own screw kit. Wait until both are with you before starting, because the modules fasten to each other rather than to a separate frame.