Signature Design by Ashley Jarreau Modern Sectional Sleeper Sofa Couch with Chaise Lounge, Blue

This couch is EXTREMELY easy to put together(seriously anyone could do it). It’s also super comfortable and sturdy. I’m 5’10 so my feet hang off the chaise a little, but when laying lengthwise I have tons of room. DEFINITELY worth the 500$. PS- worth the extra 20$ if you live in an apartment building so they can bring it to your unit.

Short take:- Moderate comfort, great for price and sleeper couch- Durability is ok, adding an extra leg in back your self makes a big improvement- Looks very nice- Easy to open to a sleeper and put away- Probably one of the best sleeper couches on the market for the priceA lot of reviews harped on how uncomfortable it is, but I don't know what they were expecting. This couch IS comfortable. That said you probably don't want this to be the main couch for the living room of your house, but it's perfect for: spare room, den, basement, dorm, etc. I was worried it would be as hard as the terrible folding couches they have at big box store for college. Not the case. It's a comfortable couch.In terms of sturdiness there's a little to be desired. The legs appear to be ABS plastic, but this is a durable plastic. Have a fake wood grain, at least with plastic the couch will be unaffected by minor basement flooding. 2 of mine I was unable to tighten all the way until I added an extra washer of my own to get them secure. A review stated their wood frame cracked. This was because the couch isn't supported by a leg in the middle back. The from is by the chaise but the back isn't. Poor design there, but I remedied it myself with rigged up wood block to fit, just to help distribute the weight. I didn't have any issues with the fabric others have shown. It was in perfect condition.It doesn't unfold like your usual sleeper couch, instead you'll need to lay end to end, unless you're a child. it's long enough for this though. I'm 5'10" and still have plenty of room. It's not as comfy as a bed, but still comfy enough that I'll probably use it when the upstairs bedroom is too hot in summer.The make is something I'm worried about our cats trying to scratch. It's soft to touch, but not plush, which they like to go for. I'll update if it becomes an issue. Likewise for hair, looks like it may stick, but short of getting a leather couch that's always an issue. I'll update if so.Overall, it's a great couch for the money. We wary of Ashley's site, their cookies seem to jack up the price if you leave and come back, Amazon is your safest bet to get the best price.

This sofa was easy to assemble and some what comfortable. I bought this to fit in a upstairs loft area. My husband is 6'2" so it isn't that comfortable for him because the arms of the sofa are really low, but other than that we are happy with it because it is mostly used by our children. It is also convenient for an extra sleeping space. I recommend for small spaces.I ended up buying new "6 legs for the sofa because the legs that come with it are plastic and one of them was broke. This was not a deal breaker for me because I had planned to change out the legs anyway.

I moved into a one bedroom apartment in May and was set on having a small gray sectional. I found this on Amazon and thought it would be perfect. It arrived in peak Covid time when Amazon deliveries were taking longer than normal, but it only took about two weeks, so it wasn’t that bad. It only took me about 20 minutes to put together and I was by myself, so I would say that’s a pretty great assembly process. It is much firmer than the sofas I have had in the past, but I’ve gotten used to it. I am obsessed with the pull out sleeper option. If I’m home sick for the day or am just wanting to have a movie night with friends, I pull it out and it makes the experience much more enjoyable. I’ve also had several friends spend the night and use it as a bed and they have had no issues. Overall I think this is a wonderful couch and well worth the price!

This couch is as pictured, which is why I gave it an extra star. The ottoman is shorter than expected, but the dimensions were correct... So that's on me. The fabric appears to be decent quality and color is a medium blue, but it looks more like denim in person... Which I wasn't crazy about personally. It's almost a country/western vibe. I would have over looked that stuff if it wasn't for the fact that it's extremely hard and uncomfortable!! I'm a petite person at 5'2" and the couch is really low to the ground, even for me. It has shallow seating and the arm rests are almost non-existent.... extremely short where my arms don't reach. This couch feels more like the cheapest $300 couch at budget department stores. I almost feel like I paid the extra $$ for for the fabric alone. Maybe it would work in a waiting room or an area in your house that's rarely used... But for a living space, this couch is aweful.

Bought this on sale when i first moved in to my apt. This couch is comfortable, but I wouldn't recommend sitting on it all day or sleeping on it. (It'll feel like it's bruising you after awhile).I also wouldn't recommend doing anything 'fun' with your SO on this thing either because it'll feel like the wood will crack.Sitting on the arms of the couch feel risky too.The material is extremely hard to clean once lint and crumbs get on it.---I still love the way it looks, it's just the right size for a small apt, i still consider it multifunctional, and if youre just planning to sit on it for a few hours or so, the hardness of the cushion isn't bad.---Would I buy it again? No, but Id recommend it to someone whoes just starting out and desperately needs a 'couch/bed' until they can afford more furniture.