86 in Cream Corduroy L Shaped Sectional with 39.5 in Deep Seats, 5 Pillows and No Assembly

A sectional this size normally arrives as a frame, eight legs, a bag of bolts and a sheet of pictures. Two people, a couple of hours, and a real chance that one fixing is missing and the whole thing waits until a replacement arrives.

This one has no internal frame and no legs. The cushions are vacuum packed for shipping, so the job is to unwrap them, lay them out and wait. The maker asks for up to 72 hours for full expansion, which is patience rather than labour.

No legs, no frame, no gaps

The studio shot. The whole thing sits flat on the floor with a low squared arm at the left and the chaise turned out at the right. Because it is built from cushions rather than a frame, there is no line of legs underneath and nothing to catch a vacuum on.

Every measurement on one drawing

Eighty-six inches along the back, 69.5 deep including the chaise, 23 high at the arm. The seat surface is 84.5 by 39.5 inches, the chaise section 58.5 by 29.5 and 15.5 inches from the floor, the arm 13 inches wide. Six hundred and sixty pounds is printed alongside, with a note that the cushions are vacuum packed.

What is inside, and how it opens

Two insets carry the detail: a block of soft sponge filling shown out of its cover, and a zip running along the edge of a cushion. Every cover comes off the foam, which on a frameless sofa is the only maintenance there is.

Washing and staying put

The covers are stated as machine washable, which is the whole argument for a cream sofa in a real house. The second frame shows the underside: a field of rubberised dots rather than a smooth base, so a frameless sofa does not travel across a hard floor.

Roughly half as deep again as a standard sofa seat, which makes it a lounging surface rather than a sitting one.

No frame and no legs. Unwrap, lay out and allow up to 72 hours for the vacuum packed cushions to expand.

Printed on the maker's dimension panel, with seating stated for up to four people. A static rating.

Zipped covers described by the maker as machine washable, on every cushion and pillow.

A rubberised dotted underside, which matters because there are no legs to hold the sofa in place.

Included, in the same corduroy, with the two square ones measured at 15 inches.

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 39.5 inch seat is not for perching. It suits a household that watches films lying down rather than sitting up straight.

There is genuinely nothing to build. The only requirement is somewhere to leave it for three days while it comes back to size.

Cream only survives a family if the covers come off, which on this one they do, on every cushion and pillow.

What we stand behind

• Every dimension and the 660 lb rating are read from the manufacturer's own dimension panel.
• The 72 hour expansion time is the maker's own figure. The sofa will look flat and undersized when it comes out of the packaging.
• No fibre composition, foam density, carton dimensions or net weight is published, so none is quoted.
• Nothing in the record says the chaise section can be moved to the other end, so no reversible chaise is claimed.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Why does it need 72 hours?

The cushions are vacuum packed so they take up less space in transit. Air has to work back into the sponge before it reaches full thickness, and the maker asks for up to three days. It will look thin and creased on day one, which is normal and not a fault.

Can the chaise go on the other side?

Nothing in the record or on the panels says it can, so this page does not claim it. The photographs show the chaise at one end only. Treat the arrangement you see as the arrangement you get.

Is a 39.5 inch seat too deep to sit on normally?

For upright sitting, yes, unless you put the back pillows to work. That is what the five pillows are for. Stacked behind you they bring the effective depth back to something ordinary, and taken away you have a surface to lie on.

How does it stay put with no legs?

The underside is covered in rubberised anti slip dots rather than being smooth. On carpet it will not move at all. On laminate or wood it takes a firm push rather than sliding when somebody drops into it.