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Claiks 238cm 4 Seater Boneless Corner Sofa in Beige
The Claiks 238cm 4 Seater Boneless Corner Sofa is a modular sofa, built from separate sections that join together into a larger shape and can be arranged to suit the room. It is upholstered in corduroy in beige. Corduroy has a ribbed pile that looks warm and textured, hides everyday marks better than a smooth weave and feels soft against bare arms. It is one of the most popular living-room upholstery choices in the UK right now.
Cushioning is foam filling, the usual choice for a seat that stays supportive through daily use. It is compressed for delivery, so the cushions need time to expand fully after unpacking. Allow a day or two, and up to 72 hours for the deepest foam sections. Listed seat depth is 67cm and seat height 37cm, which means a deep seat that suits lounging, curling up and sitting cross-legged.
Because the sections are separate, you can place them as an L-shape, push them together into one wide sofa, or split them across the room. Practical extras listed include an ottoman, so remotes, phones, drinks and blankets all have somewhere to go.
Day to day, the sections let you change the room without buying anything new: split them for a party, push them together for a film night, or reconfigure them when you move house. Beige reflects light around the room and suits smaller or north-facing spaces, with the trade-off that it needs a little more attention to stay looking fresh.
Width is listed at 238cm. It is listed as 4 seater. It is ready to use without assembly. As a compressed item it arrives vacuum-packed, so unpack it somewhere you have room, let it expand, and give the cushions a pat to even them out. Measure the room and, just as importantly, the hallway, stairs and doorways it has to get through before you order.
Real rooms are never lit like a photo studio, so allow for the shade to look a little warmer or cooler at home. It works well for large families, house shares and anyone who likes to sprawl, because the depth and the freedom to rearrange are the whole point.