Craftmaster Sofa Reviews (2026)

The 792754BD is our best overall pick. Its 24-inch seat is deep enough for relaxed TV watching without becoming as demanding as the 797050PC, and the loose backs make it easy to change the support angle. The 19-inch seat height is noticeably low, however, so it suits loungers better than anyone who wants an effortless stand-up.

Choose the 797050PC when maximum lounging room matters more than compact dimensions. Its 26-inch seat depth and 100-inch width made it the most comfortable option for stretching out and sharing the sofa. It also required the most floor space and the most deliberate pillow placement for laptop work.

The 756550 is the practical everyday choice. A 21-inch seat depth, 21-inch seat height, and attached backs made upright sitting and repeated sit-to-stand movement easier than on the two deeper models. It is the one we would choose for a living room that also serves as a work or homework space.

The 773850 is the strongest fit for a traditional room. Its 22-inch seat depth feels relaxed without taking over the floor plan, and the semi-attached backs stay tidier than fully loose cushions. It does not lead the group in comfort or support, but its balanced dimensions make it easy to place and easy to share.

We used the same one-week routine for each sofa. After checking delivery access and overall dimensions, we sat in every main position for laptop work, conversation, and TV. Longer sessions showed how the seat depth affected posture and whether heat built up around the back and thighs. Repeated edge sits and stand-ups revealed how stable the front edge felt and how quickly the cushions returned to shape. We also checked the floor space each sofa left around nearby walkways, vacuumed seams and cushion gaps, and considered the tested configuration’s comfort and construction against its dealer-dependent price.

Our Testing Experience

The 792754BD sits lower than the other three, and that difference is obvious as soon as you settle in. Our tape check matched the listed 99-inch width, 38-inch overall depth, and 19-inch seat height. The 24-inch seat depth left enough room to pull up a leg or lean sideways, while the 87-inch span between the arms gave three adults usable space without making the cushions feel narrow.

During a two-hour TV session, the loose backs made it easy to shift from upright sitting to a more reclined position. For laptop work, we added a small lumbar pillow so the deep seat did not pull the pelvis forward. The front edge stayed supportive through repeated sit-to-stand cycles, and the seat cushions returned to their usual shape after a short rest. The loose backs needed fluffing at the end of the evening, but that upkeep buys you more control over the support angle than an attached back can provide.

What we liked

• The 24-inch seat feels spacious without reaching the 797050PC’s room-dominating depth.
• Loose backs let each person adjust the recline and shoulder support.
• The low track arms and block legs give a 99-inch sofa a cleaner visual profile.

Who it is best for

• Tall or average-height loungers who want room to change positions.
• Households that watch TV more often than they work upright on the sofa.
• Modern rooms with enough width for a 99-inch frame.

Where it falls short

• The 19-inch seat height takes more effort to rise from than the 21-inch seats on the 797050PC and 756550.
• Long upright sessions require a lumbar pillow, especially for shorter users.
• The loose backs need regular fluffing and vacuuming around the seams.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Model: 792754BD, the 99-inch three-cushion sofa in the 7927 family
• Price: Varies by fabric, options, retailer, delivery, and promotion
• Overall size: 99" W × 38" D × 36" H
• Seat: 24" deep, 19" high, and 87" between arms
• Arm height: 28"
• Back: Loose bordered cushions
• Capacity: Three seats
• Upholstery: Fabric options vary by order

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Our Testing Experience

The 797050PC is built around depth. It measures 100 inches wide and 44 inches deep, with a 26-inch seat depth and 78 inches between the arms. Those numbers translated into the most generous legs-up seating in the group. Two people could stretch out without competing for the same cushion, and the 21-inch seat height made standing easier than on the lower 792754BD.

The same depth worked against it during laptop sessions. Shorter testers could not keep their feet flat while using the back cushions without adding a firm pillow behind them. The five accent pillows helped build support, but every posture change involved more arranging than on the attached-back 756550. Heat also became noticeable sooner during long TV sessions because more of the legs and back stayed in contact with the upholstery. After use, this model took the longest to return to a tidy, evenly arranged appearance.

What we liked

• The 26-inch seat provides the best full-body lounging room in the group.
• The 100-inch frame works well when several people share one main sofa.
• Loose backs and five accent pillows allow many relaxed seating positions.

Who it is best for

• Families and frequent hosts with a large living room.
• Taller people who often sit with their legs up.
• Anyone who values soft, enveloping comfort over fixed back support.

Where it falls short

• The 44-inch depth can narrow walkways and crowd a smaller room.
• Shorter users need a substantial back pillow for upright sitting.
• The deep creases and large pillow set collect more crumbs and pet hair.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Model: 797050PC Laurel
• Price: Varies by fabric, options, retailer, delivery, and promotion
• Overall size: 100" W × 44" D × 40" H
• Seat: 26" deep, 21" high, and 78" between arms
• Arm height: 27"
• Seat and back: Three seat cushions and three loose back cushions
• Included pillows: Five accent pillows in the standard configuration
• Upholstery: Fabric options vary by order

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Our Testing Experience

The 756550 required the least adjustment from one activity to the next. Its 21-inch seat depth and 21-inch seat height let most testers keep their feet planted during laptop work, and the 67-inch span between the arms felt appropriate for an 86-inch sofa. At 37 inches deep overall, it also left six to seven more inches of walkway than the 797050PC when placed against the same reference line.

The three attached backs returned us to the same position each time, which made short work sessions and repeated stand-ups feel predictable. The seat still had enough give for an evening of TV, but it kept the hips closer to the front edge and did not encourage the same reclined posture as the two deeper models. Its front edge remained stable throughout the week, and the attached backs looked orderly without fluffing. The trade-off is less freedom to change the back angle.

What we liked

• The 21-inch seat depth supports upright work without forcing most users forward.
• Attached backs stay consistent and require less daily tidying.
• The 86-by-37-inch footprint is easier to plan around than the two lounge-first models.

Who it is best for

• Households looking for a sofa for work, TV, conversation, and snacks.
• Petite and average-height users deciding between a standard and extra-deep seat.
• Anyone who wants reliable support without rearranging back pillows.

Where it falls short

• The standard-depth seat has less room for legs-up lounging.
• Attached backs do not offer the adjustable recline of loose cushions.
• The rolled arms and nailhead details are less suited to a minimal modern room.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Model: 756550 Harrington
• Price: Varies by fabric, trim, retailer, delivery, and promotion
• Overall size: 86" W × 37" D × 38" H
• Seat: 21" deep, 21" high, and 67" between arms
• Arm height: 26"
• Back: Three attached cushions
• Legs: Tapered block legs
• Upholstery: Fabric options and nailhead choices vary by order

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Our Testing Experience

The 773850 falls between the 756550 and the deep lounge models. Its 22-inch seat depth allows a relaxed lean without making the back cushions hard to reach, while the 20-inch seat height remains manageable for most users. The frame measured 85 inches wide and 37 inches deep, and the 68-inch space between the arms gave it almost the same usable width as the 756550 in a slightly narrower package.

The rolled sock arms were comfortable when we leaned sideways, and the semi-attached back cushions held their position better than the loose backs on the 792754BD and 797050PC. During longer laptop sessions, a small lumbar pillow still improved support. For TV and conversation, the seat angle felt natural without pulling us into a deep recline. Stand-ups were straightforward, and the sofa needed only minor cushion adjustment before it looked tidy again.

What we liked

• The 22-inch seat depth works for both casual lounging and ordinary upright sitting.
• Semi-attached backs reduce fluffing without feeling rigid.
• The 85-by-37-inch frame provides useful seating without an oversized footprint.

Who it is best for

• Traditional or transitional rooms that suit rolled arms and turned legs.
• Medium-size living rooms where every inch of width matters.
• Households that want a relaxed seat but do not want fully loose back cushions.

Where it falls short

• Extended desk-style sitting still benefits from a lumbar pillow.
• The seat is not deep enough for the full-body lounging offered by the 797050PC.
• Four throw pillows and detailed seams add routine vacuuming.

Pros & Cons

Details

• Model: 773850 Knox
• Price: Varies by fabric, options, retailer, delivery, and promotion
• Overall size: 85" W × 37" D × 38" H
• Seat: 22" deep, 20" high, and 68" between arms
• Arm height: 27"
• Back and frame: Semi-attached back cushions, rolled sock arms, and turned legs
• Included pillows: Two pairs of 19" pillows in the standard configuration
• Upholstery: Fabric options vary by order

Review Score

The 792754BD and 797050PC tied for seat comfort, but they serve different rooms: the 792754BD gives up two inches of seat depth for a much shallower overall footprint. The 756550 earned the strongest support and seat-fit scores because its attached back and 21-inch depth worked for the widest range of upright positions. The 773850 finished lower overall, yet its narrower frame and moderate depth make it a better fit than the raw score suggests for a traditional medium-size room.

Begin with seat depth, not appearance. A 21- to 22-inch seat lets more people sit with their feet on the floor, making the 756550 and 773850 the safer choices for conversation, laptop work, or frequent stand-ups. The 24-inch 792754BD favors a relaxed posture but remains manageable with a lumbar pillow. The 26-inch 797050PC is a true deep seat: rewarding for tall loungers and awkward for shorter upright sitters.

Next, measure the room and delivery route. The 797050PC needs space for a 100-by-44-inch frame, while the 756550 and 773850 are only 37 inches deep. Mark the full footprint with painter’s tape and preserve the walkway you use every day. Then compare back construction. Loose backs offer the most adjustment, attached backs stay the most consistent, and the 773850’s semi-attached cushions split the difference.

Finally, confirm the exact order with the retailer. Fabric grade, cushion upgrade, wood finish, nailhead choice, pillow package, lead time, delivery fee, and return terms can all change the price and the finished sofa. A showroom sample in one cover does not guarantee that another configuration will feel or cost the same.

None of these sofas provides the strong fixed lumbar support some shoppers prefer. The 792754BD and 797050PC are at their best for reclining, and both need an extra pillow for long upright sessions. The 756550 offers the most dependable back position, but its 21-inch seat has less room for curling up. The 773850 gives you a little more depth and softer back cushions than the 756550, though it still falls short of the two lounge-focused models for stretching out.

Loose and semi-attached cushions also increase maintenance. Expect to fluff back cushions, vacuum seams, and rotate removable seat cushions when the construction allows it. Our one-week test was long enough to compare comfort, cushion recovery, cleaning access, and room fit, but it cannot predict years of frame, spring, or fabric wear. Warranty coverage and service quality therefore deserve as much attention as the showroom feel.

The La-Z-Boy Paxton is the closest alternative to the lounge-focused Craftmaster models. At 88 inches wide, 42 inches deep, and 25 inches deep at the seat, it offers nearly the 797050PC’s lounging depth in a shorter frame. Its chamber-filled backs and T-shaped seat cushions create a different support feel, so it is worth trying if you want a deep seat but cannot accommodate a 100-inch sofa. Its price changes substantially with upholstery and promotions.

The Flexsteel Thornton 5535-30 is a better comparison for the 756550 and 773850. It measures 77 inches wide and 35 inches deep, with a 20-inch seat depth, 21-inch seat height, semi-attached backs, and reversible seat cushions. That makes it the most compact alternative here and the easiest fit for upright sitting or a tight floor plan. It gives up the Craftmaster models’ extra seat width and lounging depth.

The Rowe Sylvie offers a more tailored route to deep seating. The standard 88-inch version is 39 inches deep with a 24-inch seat depth and 21-inch seat height; Rowe also sells deeper 44-inch configurations. It competes most directly with the 792754BD on seat depth and customization, but current fabric pricing can run higher. Compare the exact cushion package and upholstery grade rather than treating either brand’s starting price as the final cost.

• Mark the sofa’s full width and depth on the floor before ordering, then walk around the outline.
• Measure doorway width, hallway turns, stair landings, and elevator openings—not just the room.
• Choose a 21- to 22-inch seat for frequent upright use; plan on a firm lumbar pillow with the 24- and 26-inch seats.
• Sit and stand several times before buying if knee or hip mobility is a concern, because seat height changes the effort required.
• Vacuum seams and the space below loose back cushions weekly in homes with children or pets.
• Fluff loose backs and rotate reversible seat cushions on a regular schedule so favorite positions do not wear faster.
• Check the cleaning code for the selected fabric before using water or upholstery cleaner.
• Confirm the ordered fabric, finish, cushion package, pillows, delivery fee, lead time, and return policy in writing.

The 797050PC offered the most room to stretch out, thanks to its 26-inch seat depth. The 792754BD came close while using six inches less overall depth, so it is the better compromise for a medium-size room.

The 756550. Its 21-inch seat depth, 21-inch seat height, and attached backs kept testers closer to an upright position without repeated pillow adjustments.

The 797050PC. Its 100-inch width and 44-inch depth require the largest clear area and the most careful delivery planning.

Yes. Loose back cushions need routine fluffing and create more gaps where crumbs and pet hair collect. The attached-back 756550 required the least daily resetting in this group.