Furmax 70" Convertible Sectional Sofa Couch 3-Seat L-Shaped Small Sofa Couch with Reversible Chaise for Small Living Room, Apartment and Small Space, Linen Brown

its super small and the cushions are not as fluffed and or as big as i thought or it looked liked. it was semi-easy to put together . you can do it yourself but its mush easier with 2 ppl. The shipping sucked ,my box was had a few holes and the deliver guy threw my box on the ground.

1 Star — "Garbage Wrapped in Ambition" I am a field service technician. I assemble, troubleshoot, and repair sophisticated equipment for a living. I say this not to brag, but to establish that when I tell you these instructions are incomprehensible, I mean it in the most damning way possible. Whoever drafted the assembly guide has clearly never once in their life held a hex key with intent. The Furmax 70" Convertible Sectional is, without exaggeration, the single worst assembly experience I have endured in my adult life — and I've assembled things that came with actual engineering documentation. The components feel like they were manufactured with one directive: spend as little as possible and hope the customer doesn't notice. At $209, you are not getting a sofa. You are getting the ghost of a sofa — the vague suggestion that someone, somewhere, once had the idea of a sofa and then outsourced the execution to whoever would do it cheapest. The upholstery is thin, unconvincing, and commits the cardinal sin of feeling exactly like what it is: a budget afterthought stretched over a frame that inspires zero confidence. Now let's talk about size, because the listing is doing some serious creative writing. I am 6'3". I sat down on this thing and immediately understood what Gheorghe Mureșan must feel like at a child's birthday party. The legs clear the floor by maybe three inches — maybe — and the backrest tops out somewhere around my lower shoulder blades. I am not sitting on a sofa. I am crouching on a decorative platform and hoping for the best. To be fair, if you are shopping for something compact and you are not of above-average height, some of this may not apply to you. The size issue is a you-and-me problem, not a universal one. But the build quality? The instructions? The components that feel like they were costed down to the last penny at the expense of anyone who has to live with this thing? That's everybody's problem. Do not buy this sofa. Buy literally anything else. I would rather sit on a folding chair with dignity than on this thing with my knees in my chest, questioning every decision that led me here.