What should you know before buying a reclining sectional?
As with all couch purchases, beginning with the dimensions is the best way to know if you’re looking at the right option for your home. Mark out the dimensions in your space to see how it feels–is it too big, too small? With reclining sectionals, you’ll also want to take the dimensions when it unfolds into consideration. Is there enough room behind your sofa to accommodate for the reclining function? Once these questions are answered, diving into materials, upholstery options, and seat comfort are the best ways to determine which option is right for you.
What are important features of a reclining sectional?
Rather than the old school reclining seats that often have a lever that you can manually push, most modern reclining sectionals are plugged into the wall. Because of this, there are electrical systems built into your sofa. While this does mean that you should plan to have an outlet nearby, it also means that some options have additional technology built in, such as charging ports.
How should you clean your sofa?
Cleaning your sofa will depend on its materials. For fabric sectionals, spot cleaning, the occasional vacuum, or a handheld upholstery cleaner are great for maintenance. A leather sofa can be best served with some vacuuming or using a damp microfiber cloth to work through any stains. When in doubt, consult a cleaning professional.
