Lee Industries Sofa Reviews (2026)

Across these four models, the main fit lever was inside seat depth (23" to 27"). A couple of inches one way or the other changed whether you naturally sat upright, felt supported while lounging, or started to drift into a slouch. The 3043-03 was the easiest to live with because the casters made quick room tweaks effortless. The 3893-03 leaned upright and guest-friendly, the 5656-03 was the deep-lounge comfort pick (cozy but more polarizing), and the 6813-03 felt like the most balanced option if you have the space for its deeper footprint.

We used each sofa the way a living room gets used: long TV sessions, laptop work, casual hosting, and short naps (see how we test sofas). Then we scored assembly and setup, cooling and breathability, comfort and ergonomics, durability, layout practicality, cleaning, and value. We paid extra attention to posture drift over time, cushion recovery, edge stability during repeated stand-ups, and how much effort it took to deal with crumbs, lint, seams, and tufting.

Our Testing Experience

The 3043-03 was the one we repositioned most often. For laptop work we pulled it forward a few inches; at night we angled it back toward the TV—small changes that didn’t feel like a project. Marcus ran his edge routine (sit on the front, tie shoes, stand up quickly) and the seat stayed steady without a sudden pitch-forward moment. The inside depth hit a true middle ground: upright sitting felt supported, but reclining still gave my shoulders room to settle.

What we liked

• Casters make small layout tweaks practical, not a chore

• Inside depth sits in the middle zone—comfortable upright or slightly reclined

• Front edge stays composed during frequent sit/stand use

Who it is best for

• People who bounce between TV time and laptop posture

• Anyone who changes the room layout often—or hates dragging furniture

• Mixed-height households looking for a broadly comfortable seat depth

Where it falls short

• On hard floors, you’ll want protection to stop a sofa from moving and prevent unwanted rolling

• Not the best match if you want a very deep, sink-in lounge

• Still a substantial piece if you need to move it far

Pros & Cons

Details

• Overall size (W x D x H): 91" x 39" x 35"

• Inside width / depth / height: 76" / 23" / 16"

• Seat height: 18"

• Arm height: 23"

• Back rail height: 31"

• Motion type: Caster (casters)

• Standard details: topstitching, welt, (2) 20x20 throw pillows, naturalLEE cushion

• Related configurations noted: 3043-11 apartment sofa; 3043-32 two cushion sofa

• Cushion firmness (perceived): Medium

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

The 3893-03 felt like the most naturally upright sofa in the set. The higher seat height made stand-ups easy, and the shallower overall depth kept the room from feeling swallowed by upholstery. Carlos used it for long laptop blocks and noticed less shoulder creep than on deeper, softer seats. Mia liked the supportive feel, but the back is more pillow-driven—comfortable, yet it benefits from an occasional fluff to keep support even.

What we liked

• Higher seat height makes sit/stand feel easy

• Encourages an upright posture for conversation and laptop time

• Shallower depth keeps the footprint feeling tidy

Who it is best for

• Hosts who want guests to sit comfortably without immediate slouching

• People who work on a laptop on the sofa and want less neck drift

• Rooms where you want a long sofa without creating a deep sprawl zone

Where it falls short

• Back support depends on keeping the cushions fluffed

• Less of a curl-up, deep-lounge experience

• High arms can feel intrusive for side-lounging

Pros & Cons

Details

• Overall size (W x D x H): 96" x 35" x 34"

• Inside width / depth / height: 88" / 24" / 16"

• Seat height: 19"

• Arm height: 31"

• Back rail height: 31"

• Motion type: Stationary

• Standard details: French seam, welt on base, poly fiber back, naturalLEE cushion

• Related configurations noted: apartment and extra-long versions; slipcovered variants available

• Cushion firmness (perceived): Medium-firm

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

The 5656-03 is unapologetically a lounger’s sofa. That 27" inside depth is the headline, and Jenna and Ethan treated it like a movie-night landing pad—legs up, shifting positions, plenty of room. Jamal liked that he could stretch out without feeling like his knees were perched on the edge. The trade-off showed up in posture: after a long run of episodes, my lower back wanted a small lumbar pillow because the deep seat naturally nudges you into a relaxed slump. It’s cozy, but it rewards intentional pillow use.

What we liked

• Deep seat makes true lounge positions easy

• Tufted styling adds a cozy, settled-in feel

• Plenty of room for people who shift and sprawl

Who it is best for

• People who prioritize movie-night comfort over upright posture

• Taller users who want more leg-room when reclining

• Households interested in a series that includes sectional pieces

Where it falls short

• Depth can swallow petite sitters and shorten-leg comfort

• Can feel warmer during long sessions than shallower seats

• Tufting and bolsters add extra spots for crumbs and lint to collect

Pros & Cons

Details

• Overall size (W x D x H): 83" x 42" x 39"

• Inside width / depth / height: 75" / 27" / 21"

• Seat height: 18"

• Arm height: 32"

• Back rail height: 32"

• Standard details: jumbo welt on seat, button-tufted seat cushions, (2) 10x23 round arm bolsters, naturalLEE cushion

• Note: Optional opal buttons aren’t available

• Related configurations noted: multiple sectional pieces listed within the 5656 family

• Cushion firmness (perceived): Medium-plush

Review Score

Our Testing Experience

The 6813-03 feels substantial the second it lands in a room. Its overall depth reads big, but the inside depth stays reasonable, so it didn’t push me into the same posture drift as the deepest option. Marcus focused on edge support and frame steadiness during quick stand-ups, and the front edge stayed composed. The seat height sits a bit lower, which feels relaxed for night-time TV, but it can make repeated up-and-down movement feel slightly more deliberate.

What we liked

• Big, comfortable presence without an extreme inside depth

• Strong edge stability for everyday sit/stand use

• Slightly lower seat height feels relaxed for long TV blocks

Who it is best for

• Larger rooms that can handle the deeper footprint

• People who lounge nightly and want a steady cushion feel

• A substantial sofa without going ultra-deep inside

Where it falls short

• Depth can crowd tighter layouts

• Hard to reposition once it’s in place

• Lower seat height isn’t ideal for every knee and hip

Pros & Cons

Details

• Overall size (W x D x H): 87" x 44" x 34"

• Inside width / depth / height: 74" / 23" / 17"

• Seat height: 17"

• Arm height: 23"

• Back rail height: 33"

• Motion type: Stationary

• Standard details: topstitching, naturalLEE cushion; shown with fruitwood finish

• Related configurations noted: matching ottoman, chair, loveseat in the same family

• Cushion firmness (perceived): Medium

Review Score

The scoring lines up with what we felt in day-to-day use. 3043-03 and 6813-03 are the most even performers, with no single weakness that dramatically narrows who they work for. 5656-03 leads on lounge comfort, but it gives some of that back on seat-depth fit and cleaning effort. 3893-03 is the practical, upright option—less sink-in, more steady support.

Start with seat height and inside seat depth (see how to measure a sofa). If you want easier stand-ups and a more naturally upright feel, the 3893-03 is the most sit-ready. If you switch between laptop posture and TV lounging, the 3043-03 is the most adaptable thanks to its middle-of-the-road depth and easy repositioning. If you want maximum lounge depth and don’t mind using pillows to manage posture, the 5656-03 is the clear match. If you want a substantial sofa that avoids an extreme inside depth, the 6813-03 is the safest all-rounder. In general, petite sitters tend to prefer the 3043-03 or 3893-03; couples who sprawl usually land on the 5656-03 or 6813-03.

• Why these models can make sense

  • More meaningful seat-depth and seat-height variety than many single-line collections

  • Cushion feel stays consistent across long, everyday sessions

  • Designed for real living-room posture, not just a tidy profile

• Other sofas to cross-shop

  • Crate & Barrel Lounge Deep 93" Sofa: for a consistently deep, sink-in lounge feel with a more straightforward buying process

  • Room & Board Metro Sofa: for a balanced, broadly compatible comfort profile

  • Taylor King Architect Sofa: for another custom-upholstery option with a different design direction

• If you choose a caster style, protect hard floors with felt pads or caster cups to prevent rolling and scuffs.

• Rotate seat cushions regularly so one spot doesn’t take all the wear.

• On deep seats, keep a small lumbar pillow nearby to avoid low-back collapse.

• Vacuum seams and welts weekly—crumbs and lint collect there first.

• For tufting, use a soft brush attachment to lift debris from dimples without snagging fabric.

• If you host often, a slightly higher seat height and moderate inside depth usually feels easier for guests.

• Treat layout as part of performance: deep sofas need extra clearance so walking paths don’t feel pinched.

• If you run hot, choose more breathable upholstery and keep heavy throws to a minimum.

• If two people sprawl, test your favorite positions early—arm height can either help or get in the way.

Not automatically. Deep seats can feel great for lounging, but if your feet don’t reach a stable position, they can also encourage slouching.

The 3893-03 stayed the most naturally upright during long laptop sessions, with less posture drift than the deeper lounge option.

The 3043-03 was the easiest to re-angle and nudge into place thanks to its casters.

The 5656-03 offered the most settle-in room for two, while the 6813-03 delivered a steadier fit without an ultra-deep inside seat.