Top Tier 3-Piece Reclining Sectional Chofa

Top Tier 3-Piece Reclining Sectional Chofa

Marsoni

M251S

$845.00

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Top Tier 3-Piece Reclining Sectional ChofaExperience unparalleled comfort with this sectional chofa. Its a stylish and invitingly soft lookmade all the more appealing by cozy corduroy cushions that feel great and add a touch of texture. The neutral hue effortlessly blends into your decor, making it a gorgeous addition to your home. So sit back and unwind in this spacious set, perfect for gatherings with friends and family. Specifications Height 41in Width 130in Depth 74in Details Includes 3

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Well build. Very solid for the price. I used #1 AWG cable. I don't like the pinch bolt connection. It tries to drill through the cable, and spreads the strands. Only about 2/3rds are pinched under the knurled bolt tip. I'll keep an eye on it, and if the connection heats up, I'll pull apart, straighten the strands, and tin the ends with solder so they don't crush much. See how that works. A concave, half circle piece under the pinch bolt would be better IMO. That would keep strands together as they crushed down.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024