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I bought my huge and comfy sofa at enormous expense from Heals, and it's still going strong a quarter of a century later :))


ETA: It comes apart in two pieces so it could be got into the house :)


And kudos to Sofa Workshop (I think it was - they're still there, on the road leading down to Clapham Junction) where we would have bought our huge sofa but theirs didn't come apart, and rather than persuading us to buy something smaller from them, they actually advised us to try Heals.


Now that IS good customer service!


Edited again to say, it has a loose cover, so you can't see that it has two halves, obviously!

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