Sectionals

Explore our collection of sectionals, crafted to maximize seating and create a welcoming gathering spot in your living space. Discover L-shaped, U-shaped, and customizable modular layouts tailored for comfort.

Maximize Your Seating: Choosing the Right Sectional

A sectional sofa is the perfect solution for family gathering rooms, open-concept floor plans, and entertainment spaces. By combining multiple seating pieces into a unified design, sectionals offer ample room for hosting guests or relaxing without overcrowding your floor layout.

L-Shaped Sectionals: The most popular design, ideal for fitting neatly into room corners or dividing an open floor plan between living and dining areas.
U-Shaped Sectionals: Offer wrap-around seating centered around a coffee table or TV, making them exceptional for hosting large gatherings.
Chaise Sectionals: Feature an extended, stationary lounge chaise on one side for comfortable leg stretching without taking up extra floor depth across the entire sofa.
Modular Sectionals: Individual armless chairs, corners, and ottomans that can be reconfigured whenever you want to change your room setup.

Orientation & Measuring Guidelines

To determine whether you need a left-arm facing (LAF) or right-arm facing (RAF) sectional, stand directly facing where the sectional will sit. Whichever side the chaise or return arm extends toward from your perspective indicates the orientation you need. Always verify doorway clearance, hallway turns, and ceiling height before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sectionals

What does RAF and LAF mean when buying a sectional?
RAF stands for "Right-Arm Facing" and LAF stands for "Left-Arm Facing." These terms refer to which side the armrest or extended chaise is located when you are standing directly in front of and facing the sectional.

Are sectionals good for small living rooms?
Yes! A compact 2-piece L-shaped or chaise sectional often uses floor space more efficiently than a traditional sofa and armchair combination by eliminating the gap between separate furniture pieces.

How do sectional pieces stay connected together?
Most sectionals come equipped with hidden metal alligator clips or sliding bracket connectors underneath the frame to lock adjacent pieces securely in place and prevent shifting.