C’est très mauvais. De serviette a été utilisée pour ce canapé.exactement de serviette. Canapé très léger et de mauvaise qualité.

I love it

Great Couch Design, Terrible Cushion Construction I really wanted to love this couch. The Heffernan Oversized Modular Sofa is huge, looks great, and has an excellent layout for lounging, watching movies, and even lying down like a giant bed. Unfortunately, the cushion construction is extremely disappointing and takes away from what could otherwise be an excellent sectional. The couch measures approximately 137.9 inches wide, 100.86 inches deep, and 33.1 inches high. It’s a massive sectional, but the biggest issue is the actual seat cushions. The biggest problem is that the foam inserts are noticeably smaller than the fabric cushion covers. The cushions contain approximately 3-inch-thick slabs of memory foam rather than properly fitted, supportive cushion inserts. Using slabs of foam isn’t necessarily a problem, as plenty of couches use this construction. The issue is that the manufacturer appears to have used foam inserts that are too small for the cushion covers. For reference, the measurements are approximately * Fabric cushion covers 35x35 * Original foam inserts [30.5 × 30.5 × 3 inches thick] * Replacement foam I’m considering Approximately 32 inches wide, with a thickness of 3 inches. Because the foam doesn’t properly fill the fabric covers, there is excess loose material around the edges. This creates an uneven seating surface where the fabric bunches up, shifts, and folds underneath you, making certain sitting and lying positions extremely uncomfortable. Your body will fall into the cracks leaving you lying on the hard frame. The foam itself is also extremely stiff, making the problem even worse. Instead of having a comfortable, supportive cushion, you’re essentially sitting or lying on a hard slab of foam surrounded by loose fabric. The edges of the cushions also look flat, wrinkled, and underfilled rather than having the full, rounded appearance shown in the product photos. This is especially disappointing considering how much the overall appearance of the couch depends on those oversized cushions. Another issue is the cushion zippers. The zippers don’t extend across the entire width of the cushion covers, making it unnecessarily difficult to remove or replace the foam inserts. This becomes an even bigger problem when you’re trying to correct the manufacturer’s poor cushion fit. For a couch this large, especially one designed for lounging, this is a major disappointment. The cushions should be comfortable and supportive without feeling like you’re sitting or lying on hard slabs of foam. My solution is to replace the foam inserts myself. I’m planning to purchase higher-quality, medium-firm, high-density upholstery foam that is properly sized to fill the cushion covers. I’m also considering adding polyester batting to give the cushions a fuller, more rounded appearance and eliminate the loose fabric around the edges. Initially, I considered upgrading the foam thickness from 3 inches to 4 inches for additional comfort and support. However, doing so would raise the seating surface and potentially create another issue with the back cushions. Because the couch has a relatively low back, raising the seat cushions could reduce the support provided by the back cushions and cause them to sit incorrectly or become less stable. For that reason, I’m leaning toward keeping the original 3-inch thickness while upgrading the foam quality and correcting the dimensions. Unfortunately, this means measuring every cushion, purchasing multiple large pieces of replacement foam, potentially adding batting, and struggling to fit the new inserts through the undersized zipper openings. It’s a significant amount of additional work that shouldn’t be necessary on a brand-new couch. Fortunately, Wayfair eventually offered me a 420 partial refund to help cover the cost of replacing the cushion inserts. I genuinely appreciate them working toward a resolution, and this makes the situation considerably better. Although my initial customer service experience was frustrating, I’m happy they ultimately offered a reasonable solution. I was told a team will reach out to me in a couple days to offer that refund. The most frustrating part is that I actually love the couch itself. The size, modular design, and overall appearance are exactly what I wanted. It’s essentially a giant lounging area, which is perfect for my needs. Unfortunately, the quality, sizing, and construction of the cushion inserts don’t match the rest of the product or what I expected based on the listing. If you’re considering purchasing this couch, be aware that you may need to invest additional money and effort into replacing the cushion foam to make it genuinely comfortable. For the price of this sectional, customers shouldn’t have to essentially rebuild the cushions immediately after purchasing it. Overall, this couch has excellent potential, but the manufacturer seriously needs to improve the cushion construction, foam sizing, and quality control. I’m hopeful that replacing the inserts will turn it into the comfortable oversized sectional I originally expected.

I LOVE THIS COUCH. It's so comfy and cozy. I love that you can easily move the individual pieces around, so people who love to rearrange their living rooms, as I do, can do that all the time with ease. I also love the color, and the material is very soft. My most favorite couch I've ever owned.

The sofa is comfortable and we love everything about it BUT the connecting hardware - it’s black, and it’s ugly, and we can see it. Plus, there are holes on the chairs at the end of the couch that are visible. None of this was in the pictures or the listing. In fact the recommended connecting hardware in the pictures is straps around the legs.