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A modular sectional is a set of separate seats, corners and ottomans that you arrange yourself. Ours come two ways. Cloud modules are compressed foam with no frame, and framed modules stand on legs with a wooden structure inside. Either way, the same pieces run as an L on a long wall, a U around a table or a straight row under a window, most of them 95 to 130 inches wide when joined.
Ottomans do most of the rearranging. Push one against a seat and it becomes a chaise, pull it away and it is a footrest or a spare seat. Many modules hide storage under the cushion, and some framed sets add a console with cup holders. Look at seat depth before you choose, since it runs 19.5 inches on the upright sets and 26.3 on the deep lounging ones.
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Questions about ERYE modular sectionals
For our chenille modular sectionals, yes. We make a matching chenille ottoman, 37 inches wide and 20.1 high, that sits against a seat as an extra chaise or stands free as a footrest. On other sets the ottomans come with the sofa, so choose the configuration you need at the start.
Several of our foam sets have fastening straps or hook-and-loop strips under the seats, plus non-slip bottoms that grip the floor. Framed modules are heavier and hold their place by weight. On polished wood or tile, a rug under the whole set keeps the gaps from opening.
Our sets range from two seats to eight, with four and six the most common. Count the ottomans too, since each one works as another seat when guests come. Several modular sets also line up into one wide lounging surface for a movie night or a sleepover.






































































































































































