Couches, especially those purchased online or from flat-pack furniture stores, typically come in multiple boxes for easier transportation and assembly.
Here's a breakdown of what you can expect:
- Main Components: For a standard three-seat sofa, expect around three boxes for the seat sections and cushions.
- Smaller Parts: A separate, smaller box usually contains the armrests, legs, and any necessary hardware (screws, bolts, washers).
Assembly Process:
The assembly is usually quite straightforward:
- Connect Seat Sections: The seat sections often latch together using metal connectors or brackets.
- Attach Legs: Screw the legs into pre-drilled holes on the base of the sofa frame.
- Place Cushions: Position the seat and back cushions on the assembled frame.
In essence, couches are designed to be disassembled into manageable parts for shipping and then easily reassembled in your home. This approach simplifies logistics and often reduces shipping costs.
