Jackson Catnapper Sofa Reviews: Everest, Magnum, Voyager, & More Tested

Comfort is usually the first word associated with the jackson catnapper sofa brand. My team and I decided to put that reputation to the test. We acquired ten of their most popular models. We wanted to see if the "Lay Flat" technology really works. We needed to know if the plush fabrics hold up to daily abuse. Our goal was to separate marketing hype from living room reality.

I gathered my team, including Marcus, Carlos, Mia, Jenna, Jamal, and Ethan. We cleared out our testing lab. We brought in these massive pieces of furniture. We spent weeks sitting, reclining, and napping. We analyzed the frame construction. We scrutinized the reclining mechanisms. We lived with these sofas exactly as you would.

Dr. Adrian Walker joined us to provide ergonomic oversight. He did not sit on the furniture. He watched how our bodies reacted to the cushions. He evaluated spinal alignment during full recline. We combined his clinical observations with our raw feedback. This review details exactly what we found. It covers everything from assembly struggles to nap quality.

Product Overview

Sofa Model	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price	Overall Score
Catnapper Cloud 12	Extremely plush, lays flat	Zero structure, hard to exit	Chronic nappers	$1,400	4.6
Jackson Everest	Deep seats, durable fabric	Very bulky, heavy	Large families	$1,200	4.4
Catnapper Magnum	High weight capacity, wide	Stiff initially, massive footprint	Big & Tall users	$1,500	4.7
Catnapper Voyager	Tech features, cooling gel	Styling is very casual	Gamers, media rooms	$1,600	4.5
Jackson Mammoth	huge sleeping surface	Fabric traps heat	Overnight guests	$1,300	4.3
Catnapper Burns	Modern look, firm support	Shallow seat depth	Contemporary homes	$1,100	4.1
Jackson Grant	Steel frame, kid-friendly	Thin arm padding	Active households	$1,000	4.0
Catnapper Ultima	Gel foam, smooth recline	Leather feels synthetic	Hot sleepers	$1,550	4.4
Catnapper Janda	Classic look, high back	Seat cushion slides	Traditional decor	$1,250	3.9
Catnapper Telson	Wipeable, looks like leather	Sticky in summer, squeaky	Pet owners	$1,150	4.0

Jackson Catnapper Sofa Comparison Chart

Feature	Cloud 12	Everest	Magnum	Voyager	Mammoth	Burns	Grant	Ultima	Janda	Telson
Width	90"	92"	96"	88"	95"	86"	89"	90"	88"	87"
Seat Depth	22"	24"	25"	21"	26"	20"	21"	22"	21"	21"
Recline	Power/Manual	None	Power Lay Flat	Power Headrest	None	Manual	None	Power/Gel	Manual	Manual
Upholstery	Microfiber	Chenille	Heavy Poly	Faux Leather	Textured Poly	Polyester	Tweed	Faux Leather	Polyester	Poly-blend
Padding	Super Soft	Medium	Firm	Medium-Firm	Soft	Firm	Medium	Gel-Infused	Soft	Medium
Weight	200 lbs	160 lbs	250 lbs	230 lbs	175 lbs	180 lbs	155 lbs	220 lbs	190 lbs	185 lbs

What We Tested and How We Tested It

We established a rigorous testing protocol for these heavy reclining units. We focused heavily on the mechanism durability. We cycled the footrests open and closed hundreds of times. We listened for grinding noises. We checked for motor lag. We sat in the fully reclined position for hours. We wanted to see if the lumbar gap appeared.

Our team evaluated the fabric performance. We rubbed the chenille with denim to check for dye transfer. We spilled water on the microfiber. We checked how long it took to dry. We looked at the stitching stress points. Marcus and Jamal tested the frame integrity. They dropped their full weight onto the seats. We checked for bowing or creaking.

Dr. Walker monitored our posture. He looked at neck angles during TV viewing. He checked hip alignment in the upright position. We recorded our thermal comfort. We noted if the foam retained body heat. We measured the actual wall clearance needed for reclining. We evaluated the ease of assembly. We moved these heavy boxes through standard doorways.

Testing Team Takeaways

I, Chris Miller, found the jackson catnapper sofa line to be prioritizing relaxation over posture. The lumbar support is often soft. I sank into the Cloud 12. It felt amazing for twenty minutes. However, my lower back ached after two hours. I needed a pillow for support. The reclining action is smooth. I liked the "Comfort Coil" seating. It prevents bottoming out. The fabrics are generally soft and inviting.

Marcus Reed had issues with heat. The thick polyester fabrics trap air. He sat on the Everest for an hour. I am baking in this seat, he noted. He loved the Magnum model. The frame felt solid under his 230 pounds. This mechanism doesn't groan when I lean back, he said. He appreciated the heavy gauge steel springs. He felt supported in the corners.

Carlos Alvarez struggled to work on these sofas. The reclined posture is too relaxed for typing. He tried to sit upright on the Voyager. The back cushion pushed his head forward. I can't keep a neutral neck position here, he complained. He found the transition from upright to recline to be stable. He liked the firm support of the Burns model. It was the only one he could work from.

Mia Chen felt overwhelmed by the scale. These are big sofas. Her feet dangled on the Mammoth. I feel like a child in a giant's chair, she said. She loved the Cloud 12 for curling up. She tucked her legs under her. The wide seats accommodated her cross-legged pose easily. She struggled to close the manual footrests. Her legs lacked the leverage to snap them shut.

Jenna Brooks noted the separation in the reclining models. She tried to cuddle with Ethan. The gap between seats is significant. It feels like we are on separate islands, she said. She preferred the stationary Everest for closeness. She liked the motion damping. She did not feel Ethan moving on the other end.

Jamal Davis finally found legroom. The Lay Flat feature on the Magnum was a game changer. His heels stayed on the footrest. My feet aren't hanging off the edge for once, he celebrated. He found the seat height adequate. He could stand up without struggling. He noted the armrests were low on some models.

Ethan Cole focused on the features. He loved the console on the Voyager. He stored his snacks and remote there. I don't have to get up for anything, he joked. He found the manual levers on the Telson to be stiff. He preferred the power options. He noted the motor noise was quiet. It did not disturb his TV watching.

Jackson Catnapper Sofa: Our Testing Experience

1. Catnapper Cloud 12 Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This model is legendary for a reason. I sat down and gasped. It really does feel like a cloud. The fabric is a velvet-soft microfiber. I hit the power recline button. The motion was silent. I lay completely flat. I fell asleep within ten minutes. It cradles every inch of you.

Mia practically disappeared into it. She loved the sensation. It hugs me from every side, she said. She spent an entire afternoon reading there. She did not want to get up. The cushions are overstuffed. They wrap around your shoulders.

Marcus found it too soft. He tried to game on it. He sank too deep. I have no leverage to move my arms, he complained. He also got hot. The fabric is dense. It holds heat. Dr. Walker observed my sleeping posture. The lack of resistance allows the spine to flatten completely, he noted. This is great for naps but bad for support.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Incredible softness	Zero lumbar support
True lay-flat capability	Fabric traps body heat
Silent power motor	Hard to get out of
Durable microfiber	Bulky appearance

Details

• Price: $1,400

• Dimensions: 90" W x 42" D x 43" H

• Recline: Power with Lay Flat

• Fabric: 100% Polyester Microfiber

• Frame: Steel seat box

• Warranty: Lifetime on mechanism

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.9	The softest seat we tested; pure luxury.
Back Support	3.5	Too soft for posture; great for relaxation.
Durability	4.5	Mechanism is strong; fabric cleans easily.
Overall Score	4.6	The ultimate choice for serious nappers.

2. Jackson Everest Deep Seating Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This is a stationary model. It looks like a mountain. The chenille fabric is textured and thick. I sat back. The depth is immense. I could pull my knees up. The cushions are medium-firm. They hold their shape. I watched a movie without adjusting once.

Jamal claimed this one. He stretched his long legs out. The seat depth actually fits my thigh length, he noted. He liked the high back. It supported his head. Jenna and Ethan sat together. There is no center console. They could sit close. This is the best one for movie night cuddles, Jenna said.

Carlos tried to sit on the edge. The cushion dipped slightly. The edge support is average. He found the fabric rough on bare skin. It feels a bit scratchy on my arms, he mentioned. The pillows provided are huge. They add to the cozy factor. Dr. Walker liked the seat angle. It promotes a relaxed but supported pelvic tilt, he observed.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Massive seating area	Fabric can feel rough
Good for tall people	Takes up huge space
Solid frame construction	Cushions require fluffing
Family-friendly durability	No reclining option

Details

• Price: $1,200

• Dimensions: 92" W x 44" D x 42" H

• Type: Stationary Sofa

• Fabric: Textured Chenille

• Cushions: Reversible

• Legs: Wooden block feet

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.5	Deep and supportive; great for lounging.
Back Support	4.3	High back offers good neck support.
Durability	4.6	Fabric feels like it could survive a war.
Overall Score	4.4	A fortress of comfort for big families.

3. Catnapper Magnum Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This sofa is built like a tank. It is designed for larger bodies. Marcus sat down cautiously. He usually worries about breaking furniture. He relaxed immediately. This feels solid underneath me, he said. The seat width is generous. He had room on both sides.

I tested the Lay Flat mechanism. It is heavy-duty. It moves slower than the Cloud 12. But it feels powerful. I felt secure. The padding is firmer here. It does not collapse. Jamal fit perfectly. His feet rested on the end of the footrest. Finally, a recliner that fits, he said.

Mia struggled. The seat was too wide. She couldn't reach the armrests comfortably. I feel like I am swimming in this, she laughed. The manual lever required force. She had to kick hard to close it. This is not for petite users. Dr. Walker approved of the foam density. The higher density foam provides better hydrostatic pressure distribution for heavier users, he explained.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
High weight capacity	Too big for small rooms
Extra wide seats	Manual lever is stiff
Very sturdy frame	Firmness takes breaking in
Tall backrest	Not for petite users

Details

• Price: $1,500

• Dimensions: 96" W x 42" D x 44" H

• Capacity: 400 lbs per seat (est)

• Fabric: Heavy-weight Polyester

• Springs: 8-gauge steel

• Mechanism: Omega Reclining Mechanism

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.6	Firm but supportive; excellent for big guys.
Back Support	4.7	rigid structure keeps spine aligned.
Durability	4.9	Built to handle heavy daily use.
Overall Score	4.7	The best option for big and tall users.

4. Catnapper Voyager Power Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This is the tech lover's dream. It has a drop-down table. It has lights. It has USB ports. Ethan was in heaven. He plugged in his tablet. He reclined the headrest. I have my own command center, he joked. The gel-infused foam felt cooler initially.

I sat in the middle seat. It folds down. The table is sturdy. I placed my drink there. It did not wobble. The lumbar support is adjustable. I pumped it up. It felt great on my lower back. This customization is rare.

Jenna found the styling aggressive. It looks like a car seat. It clashes with my living room decor, she noted. The faux leather feels durable. But it is slippery. Marcus slid forward when he reclined. He had to reposition often. Dr. Walker liked the adjustable headrest. Being able to support the cervical spine while reclined prevents neck strain, he commented.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Adjustable headrest/lumbar	Aggressive automotive styling
Cooling gel foam	slippery upholstery
Useful center console	Middle seat is usable only when up
USB charging ports	complex electronics

Details

• Price: $1,600

• Dimensions: 88" W x 40" D x 42" H

• Features: Power Lumbar, Power Headrest

• Material: Faux Leather (Polyester blend)

• Tech: USB, Wireless charging

• Console: Drop-down middle

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.4	Cooling gel works well; adjustable support is key.
Back Support	4.8	Power lumbar makes this ergonomically superior.
Durability	4.2	Electronics introduce more potential failure points.
Overall Score	4.5	Perfect for a dedicated home theater.

5. Jackson Mammoth Sectional Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This thing is gigantic. It took up half our testing floor. It is deep and soft. I laid across three cushions. It felt like a bed. The fabric is a soft, textured gray. It hides shadows well. I could see this hiding stains easily.

Mia and Jenna built a fort. They had ample room. We could fit four people here easily, Jenna said. The corner wedge is massive. It is the best seat. You can curl up completely. The cushions are loose. We had to fluff them daily. They tend to flatten.

Marcus checked the connectors. They hold the pieces together well. But the frame flexed a bit in the middle. It spans a long distance, he noted. He worried about the middle support over time. Jamal loved the depth. He sat Indian style. His knees didn't hang off. Dr. Walker warned about the depth. Sitting without back contact forces a kyphotic posture, he advised. You need throw pillows.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Huge lounging surface	Cushions lose shape
Soft, cozy fabric	Frame flexes slightly
Great for hosting	Requires massive room
Hides stains well	Low back support

Details

• Price: $1,300 (Configuration varies)

• Dimensions: 95" x 95" (Symmetrical)

• Type: Modular Sectional

• Fabric: Textured Polyester

• Cushions: Loose back and seat

• Includes: Throw pillows

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.5	Very soft and inviting; like a giant pillow.
Back Support	3.8	Loose cushions offer minimal structural support.
Durability	4.0	Fabric is tough, but cushions will sag.
Overall Score	4.3	The ultimate sleepover sofa.

6. Catnapper Burns Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This model tries to be modern. It has cleaner lines. It is not as puffy as the Cloud. I sat down. It is firmer. The seat pushes back. It is easier to stand up from. I liked the contrast stitching. It looks sharp.

Carlos chose this one for work. He sat upright. The backrest is flatter. My laptop stays steady on my lap, he said. He did not sink in. He appreciated the support. The arms are padded but defined. They are not pillows.

Ethan found it boring. He missed the sink-in feel. It feels like a waiting room sofa that reclines, he said. The reclining action is manual. The handle is plastic. It feels a bit cheap. We worried about it snapping. Dr. Walker noted the seat depth. This shallower depth is better for average height users, he commented. It reduces pressure behind the knees.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Clean, modern look	Stiff seating comfort
Good upright support	Plastic release handle
Fits smaller rooms	Less cozy than others
Firm armrests	Manual recline is abrupt

Details

• Price: $1,100

• Dimensions: 86" W x 40" D x 41" H

• Style: Contemporary

• Fabric: Smooth Polyester

• Mechanism: Manual pull-tab

• Stitching: Contrast detail

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	3.9	Firm and supportive; lacks the "Catnapper" plushness.
Back Support	4.4	Keeps spine vertical; good for conversation.
Durability	4.2	Fabric and frame seem reliable; handle is weak point.
Overall Score	4.1	Good for people who want reclining without the bulk.

7. Jackson Grant Steel Tech Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This uses the "Steel Tech" framing. We wanted to test that. Marcus and Jamal jumped on it. Literally. It did not creak. The frame is integrated steel. It feels indestructible. The fabric is a tweed-like grey. It feels rougher.

I sat down. The comfort coil seating is bouncy. It is reactive. It is not a dead foam feel. I liked it. It felt active. However, the armrests are thinly padded. I felt the wood frame through the foam on the side.

Jenna liked the color. This grey hides everything, she noted. She spilled water on it. It beaded up. It is easy to clean. Mia found the seat height a bit high. Her feet barely touched the floor. She had to use a footstool. Dr. Walker observed the seat edge. The waterfall edge design reduces pressure on the popliteal artery, he noted. Good for circulation.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Indestructible steel frame	Thin arm padding
Reactive coil seating	Rough fabric texture
Great stain resistance	High seat height
Budget-friendly	stiff back cushions

Details

• Price: $1,000

• Dimensions: 89" W x 42" D x 41" H

• Frame: Steel Tech Framing

• Coils: Individual pocketed coils

• Fabric: Tweed/Polyester

• Arm: Track arm style

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.0	Bouncy and supportive; armrests need more foam.
Back Support	4.2	Standard support; cushions are tight.
Durability	4.8	Steel frame is the highlight here.
Overall Score	4.0	A solid workhorse for high-traffic homes.

8. Catnapper Ultima Gel Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This model markets its gel foam heavily. We put it to the test. Marcus sat on it for two hours. He usually overheats. I am actually okay, he reported. The seat stayed neutral. It did not get hot. The faux leather is perforated. This helps airflow.

I loved the power mechanism here. It is fast. It gets to full recline quickly. The headrest is plush. It caught my head perfectly. I watched a whole movie. I did not shift once. The gel layer reduces pressure points.

Ethan found the material slick. He was wearing shorts. My skin sticks to it a little, he noted. It makes a peeling sound when you get up. That is the downside of faux leather. Jenna wiped it down. It cleans instantly. This is great for messy eaters. Dr. Walker praised the pressure distribution. The gel layer mimics the properties of human tissue, he explained. It prevents sores.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Effective cooling gel	Synthetic feel to leather
Smooth power motor	Sticky on bare skin
Easy to clean	Squeaks when moving
Excellent pressure relief	Pricey for faux leather

Details

• Price: $1,550

• Dimensions: 90" W x 41" D x 42" H

• Foam: Gel-infused memory foam

• Upholstery: Breathable Faux Leather

• Recline: Power

• Warranty: 5 years on cushions

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.5	Cool and contouring; great for long sessions.
Back Support	4.4	Good lumbar contour; headrest is excellent.
Durability	4.3	Surface may peel over many years; mechanism is solid.
Overall Score	4.4	The solution for hot sleepers who want leather.

9. Catnapper Janda Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This is the grandpa sofa. It has a classic, traditional look. I sat down. The back is very high. It supported my entire torso. The fabric is a brown earth tone. It feels soft but dated. The reclining action is manual.

Mia struggled with the depth. The seat is deep. But the back cushions push you forward. It is an odd combination. She felt hunched. I can't get comfortable here, she said. Marcus liked the armrests. They are rolled and padded. He leaned heavily on them. They held up.

Jamal tried the recline. The footrest is short. His feet hung way off. This is not for tall people, he stated. The mechanism clunked loudly. It feels older tech. Jenna thought it looked cozy. It fits a rustic cabin vibe, she said. But for sitting, it was just average. Dr. Walker noted the lumbar void. The cushioning pushes the shoulders forward, leaving the lower back unsupported, he observed.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Classic traditional style	Outdated mechanism feel
Very soft armrests	Pushes head forward
Durable fabric	Short footrest
High backrest	Poor lumbar alignment

Details

• Price: $1,250

• Dimensions: 88" W x 40" D x 43" H

• Style: Traditional / Rolled Arm

• Fabric: Polyester

• Recline: Manual handle

• Color: Earth tones

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	3.8	Soft but weird geometry; pushes you out.
Back Support	3.7	Upper back push creates lumbar gap.
Durability	4.2	Simple construction means less to break.
Overall Score	3.9	Only buy if you love the specific style.

10. Catnapper Telson Reclining Sofa

Our Testing Experience:

This looks like a bomber jacket. The fabric is a polished polyester. It looks like leather but feels like fabric. I liked the touch. It is warm but not sticky. The seating is bucket style. It holds you in place.

Ethan liked the manual pull tab. It is hidden inside the arm. It looks cleaner. He reclined. The motion was stiff. He had to use body weight to push it back. It takes effort to stay reclined, he said. The spring tension is high.

Carlos found the seat firm. He liked it. I don't sink into a hole, he noted. He read a book for an hour. He stayed comfortable. The fabric does squeak. When you rub against it, it makes noise. It can be annoying. Jenna liked the wipeability. It resists pet hair well. The hair slides right off. Dr. Walker approved of the bucket seat. It provides lateral stability for the pelvis, he noted.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
attractive leather look	High spring tension
Breathable feel	Noisey fabric rubbing
Hidden release handle	Manual operation is hard
Bucket seat stability	Requires break-in period

Details

• Price: $1,150

• Dimensions: 87" W x 41" D x 41" H

• Fabric: Polished Polyester

• Style: Transitional

• Seating: Bucket style

• Color: Brown / Grey

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Seat Comfort	4.0	Secure bucket feel; stiff mechanism detracts.
Back Support	4.1	Good overall support; holds you upright.
Durability	4.0	Fabric finish may wear; stitching is average.
Overall Score	4.0	A stylish compromise between fabric and leather.

Compare Performance Scores of These Sofas

Sofa	Overall Score	Seat Comfort	Back Support	Seat Depth Fit	Cooling	Durability	Ease of Movement
Cloud 12	4.6	4.9	3.5	4.2	3.0	4.5	2.5
Everest	4.4	4.5	4.3	4.5	3.0	4.6	4.0
Magnum	4.7	4.6	4.7	4.8	3.5	4.9	4.0
Voyager	4.5	4.4	4.8	4.0	4.5	4.2	3.5
Mammoth	4.3	4.5	3.8	4.5	3.0	4.0	4.0
Burns	4.1	3.9	4.4	4.0	3.5	4.2	4.5
Grant	4.0	4.0	4.2	4.0	3.5	4.8	4.5
Ultima	4.4	4.5	4.4	4.2	4.8	4.3	3.0
Janda	3.9	3.8	3.7	3.5	3.0	4.2	3.0
Telson	4.0	4.0	4.1	4.0	3.5	4.0	3.5

The Magnum takes the top spot due to its incredible build quality and support for all body types. It balances comfort with structure. The Cloud 12 is the king of softness but sacrifices movement and support. The Ultima is the best for temperature regulation. The Janda scores lowest due to outdated ergonomics and geometry.

Best Picks

• Best Jackson Catnapper Sofa Overall: Catnapper Magnum. This model earns the top honor. It combines the legendary Catnapper comfort with a frame that feels indestructible. It accommodated our largest tester, Marcus, and our tallest, Jamal, without compromise.

• Best for Sleeping: Catnapper Cloud 12. This sofa is a bed in disguise. The "Lay Flat" technology works perfectly. It offers a softness that none of the other models could match.

• Best for Families: Jackson Everest. This stationary unit offers massive space. The fabric is durable chenille that hides stains. It fits parents, kids, and pets comfortably.

How to Choose the Jackson Catnapper Sofa?

Choosing the right jackson catnapper sofa requires measuring your room first. These sofas are bulky. They are often 42 to 44 inches deep. You need space.

Consider your body temperature. If you run hot like Marcus, avoid the thick chenille fabrics like the Everest. Choose the Ultima with gel foam or the Telson.

Think about the primary user. If you are tall (over 6'2"), get the Magnum or Everest. The standard models will leave your feet hanging.

Decide on power vs. manual. The power motors in the Cloud 12 and Voyager are silent and allow infinite positions. The manual levers can be stiff and hard to close for petite users like Mia.

If you have pets, look for the Telson or Voyager. The faux leather surfaces wipe clean. The soft fabrics of the Cloud 12 will trap hair.

Limitations

The jackson catnapper sofa line has a specific audience. It is not for modern minimalists. The styling is heavy and puffy. It dominates a room.

The foam is generally very soft. This means it lacks the rigid support needed for working or upright tasks. Dr. Walker noted the lack of lumbar support in several models.

They are incredibly heavy. Moving the Magnum or Mammoth requires two strong people. Do not plan on rearranging your living room often.

The manual mechanisms can be clunky. They make noise. They require leg strength to close.

Fabric pilling is a risk with the soft chenille models over time.

Is the Jackson Catnapper Sofa worth it?

The jackson catnapper sofa is worth it if comfort is your only goal.

If you want a sofa that hugs you after a hard day of work, buy the Cloud 12.

If you need a durable recliner for a large guy, the Magnum is a great value.

The prices are reasonable for the size and mechanism quality.

However, if you want high-end style or firm orthopedic support, look elsewhere.

For the specific purpose of relaxation and napping, they are hard to beat.

They deliver exactly what the name promises: a great catnap.

FAQs

1. Does the Catnapper sofa really lay flat?

Yes, models labeled with "Lay Flat" technology extend to a full 180-degree horizontal position. We tested this on the Cloud 12 and Magnum. It feels like a bed.

2. Are the fabrics durable for pets?

The faux leather models (Voyager, Telson) are best for pets. The chenille and microfiber fabrics (Cloud 12, Everest) are durable against tears but will trap pet hair aggressively.

3. Do I need to plug in the power sofas?

Yes. They require a standard wall outlet. Some models have battery pack options sold separately, but generally, you need a cord running to the wall.

4. How much wall space do I need behind the sofa?

You typically need 4 to 6 inches of clearance for the "Wall Hugger" models. Standard models may require up to 12 inches to recline fully without hitting the wall.

5. Is the assembly difficult?

The backs usually slide onto the bases. It is a tool-free assembly. However, the pieces are heavy. We recommend having a second person to help align the metal brackets.

6. Can tall people fit on these sofas?

Yes, specifically the Magnum and Everest models. They have deeper seats and higher backs. Standard models like the Burns might feel short for anyone over 6 feet.

7. Do the cushions sag over time?

The "Comfort Coil" seating helps prevent sagging. However, the soft polyester fiber in the back cushions will compress. You will need to fluff them regularly to maintain the shape.