Outlet Chaise Sofas

A chaise sofa combines a conventional sofa with an extended section that allows you to stretch your legs out, just like a chaise longue. Unlike a separate chaise longue, the extended section forms part of the sofa itself, giving you a built-in place to relax.

Some people confuse a chaise sofa with a corner sofa. Corner sofas are designed to be all-seating (though that doesn’t stop you from putting your feet up if you like!). The extended section on a chaise, instead, is primarily for lounging, but can be used as seating too.

Chaise sofas are great for families. They seat plenty of people, meaning everyone can be on one sofa for quality family time. If you’re choosing a chaise sofa for a busy household, consider the upholstery as well as the shape. Think about how easy the material will be to maintain and whether the seating depth and cushioning suit the way your family uses the room.

Whether or not you can change the side of the chaise depends on the individual design. Some chaise sofas have a fixed left or right-hand configuration, while others have a reversible chaise that can be positioned on either side.

If you’d like more information about one of our chaise sofas, contact 2PinkFlamingos, and we’ll happily give you more specifics on the item you’re interested in.

No, our chaise sofas aren’t second-hand. We source furniture through clearance collections, showroom displays, end-of-line ranges, and excess stock, allowing us to offer designer pieces at reduced prices.

Some items may have previously been displayed in a showroom, so they could have minor cosmetic imperfections. Where this applies, details and photographs will be provided in the individual product listing.

This means you can enjoy designer furniture at a reduced price, while knowing exactly what to expect from the individual piece you’re buying.

Some chaise sofas separate slightly, meaning access is easier. Whether it will fit through your door depends on the dimensions of the individual sofa and your access routes. Before ordering, measure your front door, internal doors, hallways, and any stairs or turns the furniture will need to navigate.

Don’t forget to consider the height and depth of the sofa as well as its overall width. A sofa can fit through the front door but could still be a problem when you reach a narrow hallway or staircase.

If access is a concern, take a look at our breakdownable sofas and modular sofas, which offer more flexibility when getting larger furniture into homes with limited access.