Ucloveria Sectional Sofa Couch, 87″ Sleeper Sofa Bed with Reversible Storage Chaise Pull Out Couch for Living Room | Side Pocket | Charging Station | Removable Backrest | Linen Fabric, Dark Grey

Great couch for the price
Couch is very firm at 1st but after 2 months it’s starting to feel better and not as firm. Looks great, if I could do it again I would buy this couch again but in a lighter color. It’s easy to clean but I bought the black model and you can see everything but a quick vacuum and it’s clean,

Practical, comfortable, not the sturdiest but good for the price. Seller with good customer service.
I am overall happy with this purchase, two months in. I got it in beige and I think it is worth what I paid for. It is not meant to be a forever couch and the fabric is not exactly what I wanted, but it is very practical for that price. Two boxes arrived earlier than expected. Love the storage space. The bed pulls out quite easily. It is not the sturdiest but it serves the purpose. I am not sure heavy-set people can just plunge on it. I wish the cushions were thicker but I like that it is firm. Have slept on the couch and on the fold-out bed, and it was comfortable. The two “pillows” are too thin and not helpful. The seams at the large cushion are sticking out but it is not too bad.Set up: Had problems finding a significant number of parts and could not progress until I got across to the seller a day later. It turns out these parts were stacked within the “back” of one of the longer parts. I did not have a power drill so set up took quite a while but really just by myself. The instruction diagrams are not the best but follow them sequentially otherwise some pieces may not “attach” correctly; some of the holding bits were difficult to align when most of the pieces were already put together and too heavy for me to lift. Overall my experience with this set up and the seller was better than most, and I felt they should be commended. The only thing was I could not get to them directly; it was only after calling Amazon customer care first, and that took a lot of long discussions.I would recommend to buy this for a practical small space if you don’t have the budget for a higher end long-term couch; it works very well. Also, buy from the seller I got it from; their customer service was very satisfactory.

Could be better…much better.
I purchased the double chaise sleeper sofa. This model came in three boxes. Two of the boxes have the same part number, which was confusing. But the base model is one chaise and a two-seater, so once I realized that, it all made sense.I wasn’t really expecting full assembly but upon seeing the size of 2 of the 3 boxes, I knew there would be quite a bit. Thankfully, overall it wasn’t very difficult. All in all, it took me around 3 hours. But we also have 3 children under 4, so there were some interruptions. All the parts were well labeled and the instructions were quite clear, not leaving me confused at all.Assembly:✩Tip 1: I recommend starting by unpacking ALL of the cushions so they can start expanding. They are vacuum sealed flat. It only took around an hour and a half to fully expand. So by the time I was done with assembly, they were ready to go on the couch.✩Tip 2: As I stated, I purchased the double chaise version and one thing I had to swap around was the diagonal furniture connectors on the sides of the second chaise and the two-seater. There may have been method behind the factory configuration, but as it was, I was going to have to lift the whole assembled couch to attach the second chaise. After attempting, the creaking of the bolted joints let me know right away that it wasn’t going to end well if I lifted it up high enough to make the attachment. So I swapped them so all I had to do was lift and drop the second chaise into place.I give the build quality of the overall couch a 3.5 stars out of 5.Frame quality is a 4 out of 5. It goes together pretty solid but it is mostly particle board. There are some metal components. So as long as it’s not abused, it should hold up for a while. My main concern goes to the 2×1/2” planks that make up the cushion supports. They did make them easy enough to replace, as long as you can find replacements, you shouldn’t have much to worry about.The functionality of the pullout/sleeper (which is a nice feature) is fairly easy to operate, but you do have to get a feel for how the mechanics of it move. There’s no spring assist or anything so it’s solely up to you to put the right amount of “umph” into it, but not too much!Cushion quality is a 2.5 out of 5, 3 at best. The seat cushions are very firm, except for ones which is a bit softer than the rest. But that’s not necessary a good thing. The cushion support planks that I mentioned before have very little give, again having its own pros and cons. I’m glad they’re strong enough to support me (at 260lbs) but frankly I’ve sat on plastic chaise/lounger lawn chairs that were more comfortable. But I think most of the discomfort actually comes from the back cushions. It’s an interesting set up. The couch frame is only a halfback, stopping under my shoulder blades but the back cushions are much taller, going to the base of my head. Plus, they are less than half as firm as the seat cushions so you kind of go right through them. You can feel the halfback frame through them and that, frankly, sucks.Overall, the couch looks great but for the price, we were hoping for more. Maybe we can find some replacement back cushions and memory foam toppers for the seats elsewhere to make it a better experience.