Corner seating

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Tucked into a corner, an L-shape leaves the rest of the floor open. That suits a living room with a door or a window on the far wall. Our L-shapes most often seat four, and they run 94.5 to 126.38 inches along the long side. The short side is a chaise or a corner return that reaches 60 to 76.25 inches into the room on most models.
Many of them are cloud couches that arrive compressed, and the rest are framed sectionals and sleepers with a pull-out bed under the seat. Left-facing pieces are the most common, with the chaise on your left as you stand facing the sofa. Some models carry a reversible chaise that moves to either end, useful if your next home puts the corner on the other side.
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Questions
Questions about ERYE l-shaped sectionals
Stand in the room and face the wall where the sofa will go. If the chaise belongs on your left from that spot, choose a left-facing piece, and if on your right, a right-facing one. When the layout may change, one of our reversible chaises moves to either end.
Four is the most common seat count on our L-shapes, with three on the compact ones and up to eight on the largest. If one person likes to stretch out along the chaise, plan on one fewer seat when friends come over for a game.
The cloud L-shapes can, because they travel as compressed foam in cartons you carry one at a time. Framed and sleeper L-shapes come in sections, so measure your tightest turn and hold it against the depth and height of the largest section before you order.
















































































































