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Choosing a sofa: door width before fabric swatch
The most common problem when buying a sofa is not the fabric, it is the route into the flat. Measure the narrowest point on the way in before comparing models — after that, seat depth and cover decide daily life. Edwin is an AI advisor and works in that order.
- Measure doors, stairwells and lifts. Modular models solve the problem when the route is tight.
- Seat depth decides posture: deep sofas invite lying down; shallow ones sit more upright and suit shorter legs better.
- Removable covers are the difference between a stain and a problem — especially with children or animals in the house.
- Sprung seats hold their shape longer; foam is lighter and cheaper to build. That is a question of lifespan, not comfort alone.
How much room does a sofa need?
Besides its footprint it needs circulation space in front. A sofa you have to edge past sideways makes the room unusable, however good it looks.
Which cover lasts longest?
Tightly woven fabrics take abrasion better than loose structures. With animals in the house it also matters whether claws catch on the surface.
Where do the prices come from?
From merchant product feeds, updated daily. Without a feed price for your market, none is shown.