The simple guide to measuring a corner sofa
Before you start (2 minutes)
Paper, a tape measure, a pencil. Note the doors, radiators, and sockets. That is it.
Step 1: Choose your side
Look at the sofa from the front. The part that extends (the chaise) tells you: on your left means a left corner, on your right means a right corner.
Step 2: Measure your space
- Wall 1 length: ____ cm
- Wall 2 length: ____ cm
- Leave a 10 cm gap from the wall.
- Note any obstacles (door, radiator, column).
Step 3: Check the sofa size
- Long part (the back): ____ cm
- Side, the chaise: ____ cm
- Depth: ____ cm · Height: ____ cm
Step 4: Comfortable clearances
- Sofa to coffee table: 35 to 45 cm
- Walkway to pass through: 80 cm or more
Step 5: Will it get into the house?
Measure the doors, the stairs, and the lift (width by height). If it is tight, ask us about a modular option or removable legs and arms.
Quick size guide
- Small living room: up to 250 to 260 cm
- Medium: 260 to 300 cm
- Large: 300 cm and up
Common mistakes
- Getting the side wrong (judging while looking at the sofa).
- Not measuring doors and the lift.
- Crowding the coffee table (keep 35 to 45 cm).
Your notes
- Side: Left ☐ Right ☐
- Long part: ____ cm | Side: ____ cm
- Depth: ____ cm | Height: ____ cm
- Gap from wall: ____ cm
- Sofa to coffee table: ____ cm
- Walkway: ____ cm
- Door, stairs, lift: ____ cm
Useful links
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