Bentwood Folding Loveseat

This is a great little couch, but you have to know what you're buying. Instead of thinking of it as a couch, think of it more like one of those collapsible lawn chairs, except double the size and with a soft, quilted cover instead of the nylon. You can only sit two people in it, since the middle is a support bar. It was perfect for a spare room I have because it can be collapsed and replaced with a cot or blow-up mattress. It only took about five minutes to setup and requires no tools. I only gave it three stars because the description in the ad was misleading. It made it look like a regular couch.

This is light [30 lbs] and easy to move around, so it's perfect for a guest room where we want to drag it out of the way when we set up the air bed. It also folds into its own storage bag, if we need the room. It's also good-looking and comfortable enough to watch our favorite online streaming entertainment on the computer in that room. The only drawback is that the seat are individual theater-type seats, just like they look, so you can't sit at all in the middle of the seat. My husband likes to use a throw pillow behind his lower back, as the seats are more bucket-shaped, but I'm perfectly comfortable with it as it is. We got the red one, which really looks great with the natural woods of the room, and the micro-suede fabric is really elegant. Make sure you tug and snap the slipcover/cushion properly into place [there are no instructions included], so that you'll have a nice cushion at the front for behind the knees and at the back for your neck. All-in-all this was exactly what we wanted and great value for the cost!

I was a little surprised when I sat in the chair because it doesn't feel incredibly sturdy. I probably would not let two people sit on it at the same time. With that said, it was not expensive but still looks nice. We are using it in the basement for hanging out - sort of a game room, and that is pretty much what I think it is good for, occassional use not everyday.