Grey Corner Sofa
A practical, comfortable sofa (corner sofa) to anchor your living space.
The single most common sofa mistake is buying one that won't fit the room - or won't get into it. A few minutes with a tape measure saves a lot of grief. Here's how to measure properly for a new sofa before you buy.
Decide where the sofa will go and measure the width and depth of that space, then mark out the sofa's footprint on the floor with tape or newspaper so you can picture it. Leave room to walk around and to open doors and drawers nearby. For recliners, add clearance behind for the backrest to tilt; for corner sofas, measure both walls the sofa will run along.
This is the step people skip - and regret. Measure every doorway, hallway, tight turn and stairwell the sofa must pass through, including the height and width of door frames and any awkward corners. Compare these to the sofa's packaged dimensions, not just its assembled size. Many sofas come in sections or with removable feet to help, but always confirm the route in.
Look at the product listing for the assembled width, depth and height, the seat depth and height, and - importantly - the packaged or delivery dimensions. For corner and U-shape sofas, check the size of each section. If the numbers are tight against your access, measure twice and consider a modular or sectional design that comes in smaller parts.
A practical, comfortable sofa (corner sofa) to anchor your living space.
A practical, comfortable sofa (3+2 seater sofa set, leather, manual reclining) to anchor your living space.
A practical, comfortable sofa (sofa, fabric, manual reclining) to anchor your living space.
A practical, comfortable sofa (3+2 seater sofa set, leather, manual reclining) to anchor your living space.
A practical, comfortable sofa (U-shape sofa, jumbo cord fabric) to anchor your living space.
A practical, comfortable sofa (corner sofa, leather) to anchor your living space.
Measure the width and depth of the space where the sofa will sit, then mark out its footprint on the floor with tape so you can visualise it, leaving room to move around. For recliners add clearance behind; for corner sofas measure both walls. Then measure your access route before ordering.
Measure the width and height of every doorway, hallway and turn the sofa must pass, and compare them to the sofa's packaged delivery dimensions - not just its assembled size. Many sofas come in sections or with removable feet to ease the squeeze, but always check the full route in before you buy.
Our top pick is the Grey Corner Sofa (our score 9.6/10) - A practical, comfortable sofa (corner sofa) to anchor your living space..