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An okay sofa, with some pros and cons
Burrow doesn't provide any options to leave a review on their website, so I am leaving one here. (Not sure where all the reviews on their website come from, but I wouldn't trust them!) Overall, I would say the Burrow Nomad sofa is okay, with some pros and cons. While it is convenient and looks nice, it also cheaply made and does not quite feel worth the price tag. I will go with a different sofa next time I'm in the market for one. PROS -Arrived very quickly, within three days (!!) of ordering -I love the look. The silhouette is nice, very mid-century modern. -Because I live in a small apartment, I wanted a sofa I could take apart and move up and down narrow stairways if needed. I think it mostly fulfills that promise. I can even carry the individual pieces myself. -The sleep kit I ordered with the sofa is comfy and practical for hosting overnight guests. CONS - It took another person and me about an hour to put the whole sofa together, but the assembly was more difficult than promised. This was largely because the holes in some of the metal braces were too small for the screws. Rather than wait for customer service to send me new parts, I decided to widen the holes myself with the help of a screwdriver and hammer. In addition, although the description says you don't need tools to assemble it, you do still need a screwdriver to make sure the screws go in tightly enough; otherwise, the sofa won't be stable. - The sofa cushions are hard. I like a firmer sofa, so it doesn't bother me quite as much as it might other people. But for lounging it does get a bit uncomfortable after a while. Weirdly, even though the seat is hard, the cushions sag if you sit in one place for a while. I've been re-fluffing and smoothing the cushions every time I get up. But I've read some reviews saying that after about a year the sofa looks completely saggy, so I'm worried about that happening. Overall, the materials feel pretty cheaply made. In all, while the sofa looks nice and is convenient for apartment living, I'm not convinced the quality is worth the price I paid. Before buying this sofa, I owned a less expensive IKEA sofa for nearly ten years that was easier to put together, was more comfortable, and did not sag.