This is a small, light, and reasonably comfortable sofa for occasional to moderate use. It is better for sitting. When lying down, where the four panels meet - it is very hard in that area so I anticipate needing a pad for sleeping guests. I am 5 7 and fill the entire length, head to toe. The way the manufacturer hides the armrests, legs and pillows inside zip-up compartments within the furniture is a neat design, however, the screws, bolts, and washers were not packaged and were therefore just bouncing around loosely within the opening and behind parts of the frame. I had to use a flashlight and scavenge for the parts one at a time, and also had to pick the panels up and shake them over and over before they were all freed up so I could retrieve. Im hoping this was a one-off mistake but if not, please secure these parts in a small durable bag of some type. The assembly also requires the attachment of a hinge where the two bottom panels meet. They provide a phillips head driver on the opposite end of the allen wrench but good luck with that - youll need a drill as there are no holes pre-drilled for you. It really doesnt make sense to have a hinge here, since youre actually trying to prevent something from bending. It should have been a flat metal brace or just another leg like the others. The sofa is very easy to recline in part or in full, and the arms slide on and off easily.
Some assembly parts not packaged
This is a small, light, and reasonably comfortable sofa for occasional to moderate use. It is better for sitting. When lying down, where the four panels meet - it is very hard in that area so I anticipate needing a pad for sleeping guests. I am 5 7 and fill the entire length, head to toe. The way the manufacturer hides the armrests, legs and pillows inside zip-up compartments within the furniture is a neat design, however, the screws, bolts, and washers were not packaged and were therefore just bouncing around loosely within the opening and behind parts of the frame. I had to use a flashlight and scavenge for the parts one at a time, and also had to pick the panels up and shake them over and over before they were all freed up so I could retrieve. Im hoping this was a one-off mistake but if not, please secure these parts in a small durable bag of some type. The assembly also requires the attachment of a hinge where the two bottom panels meet. They provide a phillips head driver on the opposite end of the allen wrench but good luck with that - youll need a drill as there are no holes pre-drilled for you. It really doesnt make sense to have a hinge here, since youre actually trying to prevent something from bending. It should have been a flat metal brace or just another leg like the others. The sofa is very easy to recline in part or in full, and the arms slide on and off easily.