Thats true, its not feathery down filled, but its definitely not a brick! It is well made inexpensive furniture. But it is inexpensive furniture. The does feel really nice, not a tweed! I spent 8k at Raymour Flannigan for 2 power reclining flexsteel sofas, 2 power rocker recliner flexsteel chairs, a coffee table, 2 end tables and 1 side table. They are the most uncomfortable pieces of furniture I ever wasted my money on!! They are as hard as a board!! Even after a year of use, yes the seat sinks but still very hard!! I purchased this convertible sectional and chair, just put the chair together and find it very comfortable comparatively. I am to the point that Id rather purchase less expensive furniture and replace it every 2/5 years. Its way less expensive. I do love the R F tables though. For reference I am 59, 175 lbs, 5 4 tall and this set is deep enough to sit with a leg under me. I do not feel like Im sliding out. Im not sure how it will hold up as everyday adult seating. But, however, I am considering it, as Ive stated my R F furniture is extremely uncomfortable! I purchased this to use in a formal living room we dont use. Im setting it up for the grand kids to use so they can store toys and games in the seats, this way they arent crowding the great room with clutter. If the sectional goes together as simply as the chair did, it is super easy! My advice is to not tighten the legs too tight, dont tighten them as hard as you can by hand, only tighten enough to sit against the bottom. Same thing when bolting on the bracket attachments, tighten enough so the brackets do not wiggle, use the supplied Phillips screwdriver just until tight. If you get the chair too, put the back on first then the arms. Hope this helps someone make a decision.
Just built but love it!
Thats true, its not feathery down filled, but its definitely not a brick! It is well made inexpensive furniture. But it is inexpensive furniture. The does feel really nice, not a tweed! I spent 8k at Raymour Flannigan for 2 power reclining flexsteel sofas, 2 power rocker recliner flexsteel chairs, a coffee table, 2 end tables and 1 side table. They are the most uncomfortable pieces of furniture I ever wasted my money on!! They are as hard as a board!! Even after a year of use, yes the seat sinks but still very hard!! I purchased this convertible sectional and chair, just put the chair together and find it very comfortable comparatively. I am to the point that Id rather purchase less expensive furniture and replace it every 2/5 years. Its way less expensive. I do love the R F tables though. For reference I am 59, 175 lbs, 5 4 tall and this set is deep enough to sit with a leg under me. I do not feel like Im sliding out. Im not sure how it will hold up as everyday adult seating. But, however, I am considering it, as Ive stated my R F furniture is extremely uncomfortable! I purchased this to use in a formal living room we dont use. Im setting it up for the grand kids to use so they can store toys and games in the seats, this way they arent crowding the great room with clutter. If the sectional goes together as simply as the chair did, it is super easy! My advice is to not tighten the legs too tight, dont tighten them as hard as you can by hand, only tighten enough to sit against the bottom. Same thing when bolting on the bracket attachments, tighten enough so the brackets do not wiggle, use the supplied Phillips screwdriver just until tight. If you get the chair too, put the back on first then the arms. Hope this helps someone make a decision.