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I have one that was a little higher than this price-point, but that I suspect is quite similar. The fabric has held up so far (about a year and a half,) as have the back cushions; in fact, because of the density of the seat cushions (at least on the one I have) they have kept their shape pretty well under my bulk. These couches tend to be quite stiff to sit on, and the depth of the cushions (from front to back) is about 4/5 what you'd want to be truly comfortable if you're tall. The armrests are functional but brutal if you want to lay on the couch without a pillow. I'm super cheap and have cats who won't let me have nice things so I'm living with it, but couches in this price bracket are, in my opinion, best reserved for college kids in their first apartments or rooms in houses that don't get much use. I wouldn't recommend these couches as your "main" couch unless it's the one that fits your budget and you really need one, or if you're a small person who likes sitting on the home equivalent of hospital furniture. That's not meant to sound snobbish...for the money, the couch looks nice and is functional. It's just not the couch you dream of sinking into after a hard day's work.
They vary greatly since Wayfair sells products from different brands/manufacturers. At these prices, it's likely going to be a "you get what you pay for" situation, so I'd keep expectations managed. If you're considering a purchase, I'd suggest looking into the reviews, especially the negative ones.
These look like great prices. How is the quality of Wayfair sectionals?
They vary greatly since Wayfair sells products from different brands/manufacturers. At these prices, it's likely going to be a "you get what you pay for" situation, so I'd keep expectations managed. If you're considering a purchase, I'd suggest looking into the reviews, especially the negative ones.
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They vary greatly since Wayfair sells products from different brands/manufacturers. At these prices, it's likely going to be a "you get what you pay for" situation, so I'd keep expectations managed. If you're considering a purchase, I'd suggest looking into the reviews, especially the negative ones.
Agreed. I find that sorting the reviews by most recent is your best bet.
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These look like great prices. How is the quality of Wayfair sectionals?
I have one that was a little higher than this price-point, but that I suspect is quite similar. The fabric has held up so far (about a year and a half,) as have the back cushions; in fact, because of the density of the seat cushions (at least on the one I have) they have kept their shape pretty well under my bulk. These couches tend to be quite stiff to sit on, and the depth of the cushions (from front to back) is about 4/5 what you'd want to be truly comfortable if you're tall. The armrests are functional but brutal if you want to lay on the couch without a pillow. I'm super cheap and have cats who won't let me have nice things so I'm living with it, but couches in this price bracket are, in my opinion, best reserved for college kids in their first apartments or rooms in houses that don't get much use. I wouldn't recommend these couches as your "main" couch unless it's the one that fits your budget and you really need one, or if you're a small person who likes sitting on the home equivalent of hospital furniture. That's not meant to sound snobbish...for the money, the couch looks nice and is functional. It's just not the couch you dream of sinking into after a hard day's work.
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These look like great prices. How is the quality of Wayfair sectionals?
Honestly the quality is not bad. I got something similar in gray 6 months ago and it's still in good condition. Wayfair support team is great too. I had issues with one of the sections where fedex dragged the box and ruined the backside and they ended up refunding me for the full couch. I would suggest you keep an eye out for the delivery people. They don't ring the bell and usually leave them outside where it can get affected by the elements.
I'm sorry because this seems like a great deal but the particular sectional pictured is the worst sectional ever made. Short backrests, hard as a rock, fabric starts to wear out almost immediately. I wouldn't take this for free.
The 97" Wade Logan Aristotele looks like a great deal but I've never purchased a couch online before. I think it says 40 off a 250 purchase too so maybe I'll give it shot. Anyone have any issues with delivery from them before?
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Maybe get the warranty in this rare case.
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