How to choose a high-quality sofa

When it comes to buying a sofa, the market is flooded with options, making it difficult for consumers to choose a high-quality one. While many people focus on the fabric and softness, there are several key factors that should not be overlooked—such as the frame structure, cushion resilience, fabric quality, and after-sales service. These elements play a crucial role in determining the durability and comfort of your sofa. **The Frame Must Be Strong** A solid frame is the foundation of a long-lasting sofa. To test its strength, gently shake the back and sides of the sofa. If there's no creaking or unusual noise, it’s a good sign. Additionally, check the bottom of the sofa by removing the braid or fabric cover to inspect the frame material. Look for solid hardwood, not particle board or treated wood. Make sure the wood is planed and free from rot or insect damage. **Tip:** Some people think heavier furniture is always better, but that’s not necessarily true. A heavy sofa might be filled with low-quality materials like bark or scrap wood, which can break down over time. Always look beyond weight and focus on the actual construction. **Good Cushion Resilience** To test the cushion’s resilience, sit on the sofa and jump up and down a few times. The cushion should bounce back quickly without any strange noises. Press on the armrests and backrests—if you can feel the wooden frame easily, the filling may be too thin, leading to quicker wear and tear. **Tip:** There are two main types of cushions: spring-based and foam-based. Lower-end sofas may use less durable options like spiral springs or low-density foam, which typically last only 3–5 years. High-quality sofas use dense foam (30 kg/m³ or more) for seat cushions and 25 kg/m³ or higher for backrests. Some models even combine foam with down for extra comfort. **Thick and Durable Fabric** The fabric should be thick and strong, ideally weighing over 300 grams per square meter. It should also withstand at least 12,000 friction cycles without pilling. Check for any skin irritation when touching the fabric, ensure the color is even, and examine the seams for tightness and smoothness. Open the pillow covers to inspect the inner lining and filler. **Tip:** High-end fabrics are often lined with cotton and designed to be washable in certain areas. Many premium fabrics are treated for stain resistance, anti-static properties, and flame retardancy, making them both functional and safe. **Check the Smell Inside the Cushion** If you’re buying a down-filled sofa, open the seat cushion and take a sniff. A high-quality down cushion should have a clean, neutral smell. Avoid anything that smells musty or chemical-heavy, as this could indicate poor quality or improper treatment. **Ensure Complete Invoice Information** Always ask for a detailed invoice or contract that includes the sofa’s name, specifications, quantity, price, and material. For leather sofas, make sure it clearly states whether it’s full grain or faux leather. Include the manufacturer’s details—name, address, contact person, and phone number. This will help you resolve any quality issues quickly. By paying attention to these key aspects, you can make a more informed decision and invest in a sofa that not only looks great but also lasts for years.

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