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A U-shape wraps seating around three sides of a coffee table, so the whole family faces the same screen without anyone perched on a stool. Ours come three ways, as framed sectionals, as cloud foam that arrives compressed, and as sleeper U-shapes that hide a pull-out bed. Most run 104 to 132 inches across the back, and each return reaches 56.6 to 95.6 inches into the room.
Six is the usual seat count, and the largest U-shapes seat eight. Corduroy and chenille cover most of them. Many hide storage in a chaise or an ottoman, and on the modular ones you can lift off a return and run the sofa as an L while your room is smaller. Seat depths stay moderate at 19.5 to 24.02 inches, so people sit up enough to talk across the table.
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Questions
Questions about ERYE u-shaped sectionals
Measure the back wall and the floor in front of it. Our U-shapes need 104 to 132 inches of wall on most models and reach well forward on both sides, so tape the whole outline on the floor. Live with the tape for a day and make sure a clear path runs past both ends.
On the modular U-shapes, yes. The sections are separate, so you can take off a return and set it elsewhere as a loveseat or a chaise, then join it back when guests come. Framed U-shapes that are not modular stay in their fixed layout, so look for that feature before you order.
Many do. Depending on the model, storage sits in a chaise with a lifting lid, in an ottoman that opens or under the seat cushions. The sleeper U-shapes pair a storage chaise with the pull-out bed, so the bedding stays inside the sofa between visits.































































































