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Listings consistently describe modular or fully modular sectionals: reversible two-piece L modules, boneless/legless systems that reconfigure into L-, U-, or bed layouts, and individual pieces designed to be rearranged to fit different room plans.

Included pillows vary by listing. Representative examples include: six pillows with specified sizes; four round plus two bolster pillows; and listings that note four removable throw pillows or other throw-pillow combinations for extra support.

Frame and structural materials mentioned across listings include metal frames, foam-based frames or cores, polyurethane frame materials, and seat constructions described as foam with pocketed spring or spring-pocket cores.

Most listings state compressed or vacuum-packed cushions take up to about 72 hours to recover to full shape after unpacking.

Common upholstery materials in the listings include chenille, corduroy, boucle, linen or linen–cotton blends, and various polyesters.

Seat depths vary across listings—common example values include about 21 in, 24.4 in, 29.3 in, and 30 in. Where chaises or overall depths are specified, examples include roughly 40 in and 68 in.

Listings reference foam-based seat fills and combinations such as memory foam paired with spring support. Support systems noted include inner/coil springs and pocket-spring (pocketed coil) constructions.

Two main approaches appear: some sectionals arrive fully assembled or require no assembly, while others require adult assembly with tools provided.

Care instructions vary by listing: some give no guidance, while others specify spot or wipe clean, air-dry recommendations, removable covers for washing, or recommend professional cleaning for overall soiling.