PoundexSofas, Laguna

I’ve had this sectional for about 3 months and I’m delighted to say that I’m very happy with my purchase. I was looking for something stylish, large, sturdy and inexpensive for our tv room. This checks all the boxes.I have 3 kids, including 2 boys under 10 years old. It has held up very well to normal kids use. I’m pleased with the fact that the cushions are not removable so they are not constantly scattered everywhere, and the back portion of the sofa does not get squished and deformed from the kids sitting on it. It is so easy to keep it looking good. A quick wipe with a damp cloth get spills out easily. No noticeable stains anywhere after 3 months.Lastly, in terms of sturdiness, I’ve had larger adults over that have sat on the sofa together multiple times and it had held up to that as well.My only caveat is that the color is not exactly grey, there is a hint of green to it. But I still like it.Customer service was impeccable in dealing with the issues I had with my first delivery. Some pieces were not aligning well and one leg was loose after assembling it. They sent someone to replace one side of it and they came out very quickly. I have not had any issues with it since. I highly recommend this sectional sofa.

Have only had the couch a short period of time, and I will try to remember to update this in 6-12 months to opine on the quality over time. HOWEVER, first impressions are great.***UPDATE***Couch has held up great! Zero breakage. Girlfriend's small dog who has a habit of clawing at things hasn't manged to tear the cloth at all. Cushions are comfy. I nap on it lots. All-in-all a great purchase.-----General-----Comfortable cushions, more firm than your typical cheap couch and seem like they will break in well. Size seems very slightly smaller than the advertised dimensions, definitely not larger. Color is spot on to the photos - Ash Black is basically a shade of darker gray. When properly put together there are no issues with the parts aligning and it feels solid when moved around.-----Assembly & Assembly Tips-----Not the easiest. I literally had to take a shower after fighting with this thing for about 45 minutes. Managed to put the legs and backs on by myself, but enlisted a 2nd person to help connect the two large sections.There are many reviews complaining about the backs popping off when leaned on, or the 2 large pieces attaching at a slightly different levels, or legs not being the same size. I also ran into each of these issues as I put it together, but all were 100% CORRECTED WHEN ASSEMBLED CORRECTLY. I cannot emphasize this enough. You need to quality check yourself as you go or these problems will happen to you. I have no doubt those comments are from people who have some parts wrong in their assembly.--Legs--The legs are the easiest part (DO THEM FIRST), but it is still possible to mess up. First and foremost you need to ensure you have tightened all of the wood legs to the same intensity in order for them to all sit at an equal height. I found this easiest to do by tightening the legs COMPLETELY, to the point where there is NO WAY you could make another full revolution of the leg and still line up the screw hole. This led to them all being an equal height. It is easier to turn some legs than others, so I understand how one would stop once they seemed tight enough, but you need to make sure you turn them until there is just no way you can make another revolution. You will know what I mean.--Back & Bottom Connection--The 'male-female' vertical slider joints (1 male, 1 female per slider- 2 sliders section - 4 sliders total) that hold the back to the bottom for each large section are pretty difficult to get correctly into place. It is very deceptive, and it will 'feel' like you have them on correctly, but in reality only one ridge of the slider may be in place. This leads to the back popping off when you lean back. Due to the cushioning is also difficult to visibly see if you have both ridges of the top/back part of the slider correctly inserted into the bottom/seat part of the slider. I ended up using the camera + flash function on my phone to take a video basically inside the couch to confirm if I had the male-female slider correctly lined up. I found at least 4-5 times that it felt like the slider was together, but I only got one edge. This needs to be perfect or you will run into issues. It also seems like the backs are very slightly shorter than they should be (to make sure it is a tight/tension fit, so you sorta need to squeeze each side/arms towards the other section in order to make a correct connection. Then make sure you push the backs ALL THE WAY down.Quality check: If you can't lean against the back without it popping out, or if the lower edge of backs are not completely flush & level with the bottom of the couch - you’re going to have to try again.--Connecting the Sections--Use your lifeline and phone a friend. My goodness this was impossible on my own. We ended up bracing the 'love seat with wedge' part against a wall, one person pushing the 'couch' section towards the loveseat from one side, and then the other person applying downward pressure on the 'loveseat with wedge' section to click the metal clasps into place. We did run into the issue where the backs initially did not align at the same height, but with more force applied to push the pieces closer together, and a few strong downward presses it eventually popped into place.All in all, great value. Looks great, no weird chemical smell, pretty solid once it’s all together. Just expect some more difficult assembly.And if you don't have a rug, buy some rubber 'non-slip' stick on's at your local hardware store to put on the bottoms of the legs to prevent it from sliding around. Feels much nicer with those on.Peace

Highly impressed with this couch. For the price it absolutely cannot be beat! I’m honestly still shocked by how great this couch is for how much I paid for it. Cushions are firm but really thick and comfortable enough to sleep on. It’s also just huge, 2 adults can lay on it longways comfortably and still have room for someone to sit in between. The color is slightly lighter than pictured, more grey than black but it’s beautiful. The fabric seems sturdy as well, and not easily snagged. It also came with the pillows pictured! Which I didn’t realize. It was easy enough to put together but definitely required at least 2 people. The legs are real wood as well. The amazon deliverymen went above and beyond as well, they arrived right on time and I wasn’t able to make it to them right away and they went to my apartments staff to make sure they were able to deliver it for me. My literal only complaint is that you can’t remove the cushions, which isn’t a big deal at all! Just makes it slightly more difficult to see brackets when putting it together.

So happy I swallowed my nerves and bought this sofa! I spent a lot of time reading reviews and went back and forth as to making such a key element purchase online without seeing it in person! I’m glad I did! It took awhile to arrive, but that’s the sign of the times I think. The color is definitely NOT the dark Teal that’s shown in the Product Description - it’s a lovely light Aqua color. WHY oh why did they include the ugly Navy Blue and White throw pillows I will never understand! They do not match at all (but look great on my outdoor settee!). Assembly was not difficult, but the corner piece that came pre-assembled doesn’t exactly line up with the other back pieces - not a big deal to me because it’s against a wall and makes it feel a bit more Mid Century authentic. The woven fabric is nice, I recommend spraying it down with Scotch Guard immediately. Seems to hold up to my 70lb dog pretty well. The cushions are firm and supportive, so if you’re looking for a sofa to sink into - this is not the one. Overall, love it and so happy I made the purchase.