Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have to admit that I've never understood the appeal of these. Why not just get a full sectional sofa where everything has a back? You can always stretch out on either side and both parts serve as an actual sofa when you have guests who can sit on it and still lean back. That just seems more practical and versatile.
It is the exact opposite of what you posted, in terms of usage. No one wants to sit in the corner of the sectional- so it's total lost space with guests or family.
But with a chaise section, it's used by guests and family. No one all out lounges in a party situation- but because the end is open, you get 4 or five people huddled there instead of the two that you would get on a closed-end couch situation. I also think it makes rooms look more welcoming and large- not having to view the back of the couch from all angles.
Anonymous wrote:I have to admit that I've never understood the appeal of these. Why not just get a full sectional sofa where everything has a back? You can always stretch out on either side and both parts serve as an actual sofa when you have guests who can sit on it and still lean back. That just seems more practical and versatile.
Anonymous wrote:We were just talking earlier this week about how we need something like that! We bought a massive couch when I was pregnant with my third, because we are homebodies who spend most of our leisure hours sitting together as a family, and we sit on the sofa for most nights to eat dinner around the coffee table. This thing has four large cusions and is over 100" long, and it worked great when the kids were little.
But now my teenage son likes to sprawl accross the whole thing, and will happily plop down on top of us if we don't move out of his way. If we could stick him on a chaise at the end, that would significantly cut down on the family squabbling.
Anonymous wrote:Yes, we have one. It stretches in front of our fireplace and faces the t.v. so it is a popular spot. We have been known to fight over it, lol. Seriously.