Boneless Floor Sofa - No Assembly Required Couch in a Box, Armless Small Accent Chair in Soft Shiny Fleece,Bean Bag Chair for Living Room, Bedroom, Apartment & Office

Fast delivery, easy to set up and above all comfy. Recommended

I really wanted one of these but was genuinely unsure what the quality would be like as there is no assembly required, so I was quite hesitant at first. In the end, I decided to take a chance because I needed something to fill an awkward space in my spare room, and I’m glad I did. I chose the beige version and it fits the room really well. The colour works perfectly with my existing colour scheme and doesn’t overpower the space. It arrived vacuum packed in a surprisingly small box, which honestly amazed me, and after opening it up, it took around three days to fully inflate and settle into its shape. Once fully expanded, it looks comfortable and inviting. It’s not quite as perfectly sculpted as the advert photos, but it’s actually not far off at all, and in real life it feels much more important than looking showroom-perfect. The material is very soft and pleasant to sit on, and it doesn’t feel too low to the ground, which I was a little worried about beforehand. What really surprised me is how well it holds its shape. Even after regular use, it hasn’t deflated or gone flat, and the filling always springs back nicely. It feels stable and easily holds two people comfortably, whether you’re sitting upright or lounging properly. It works well for both short sits and longer stretches, like reading or relaxing, and the non-slip base helps keep it in place. I am happy to report that it is a cosy, practical piece that fills the space exactly how I hoped it would, and it’s turned into a really nice, relaxed seating option in the room.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a boneless floor sofa, but this one is honestly great. It arrives vacuum-packed in a fairly small box, so moving it into the room is easy. Once you open it, it starts to fluff up on its own and reaches its full shape within a day or so. No assembly, no tools, no fuss. I was a bit surprised at the firmness though, as the title suggests that it's a beanbag, when it's actually high-density foam The fabric is soft, cosy and durable, and the foam is firm enough to feel supportive but still gives a nice squish when you sit or sprawl. I’ve used it for reading and even napping (very much curled in a ball for that), and it handles it all well. Being low to the ground makes it super relaxed, and even the cat is loving it It fits very nicely in the corner of my office, so perfect for when I need to take a minute to decompress. Speaking of which, it does compress a bit after hours of sitting, but a quick shake or fluff sorts it out. Overall, comfy, simple, and looks nicer than you’d expect from a sofa that comes in a bag. I wouldn't necessarily say that it's the best value for money though. At £149 it feels a little overpriced, I'd probably price it at no more than £100

The boneless floor sofa arrived tightly vacuum-packed in a compact cardboard box, which made maneuvering it into the room very easy. I opted for the two-seater version in beige, and while the box looked small, the sofa inside is substantial. Upon opening, it does take some time to unfurl completely and regain its full shape, but the result is definitely worth the wait. The "hassle-free setup" claim is spot on; there are absolutely no tools or assembly required. You simply unbox it, place it, and let it expand. Once fully formed, the sofa measures 118cm in width, 93cm in depth, and has an overall height of 65cm. It is distinctly low to the ground with a seat height of approximately 35cm, which provides a grounded, relaxed sitting experience. While it isn't a replacement for a traditional upright sofa in a formal living room, the slightly reclined back angle and fleece upholstery make it a fantastic lounging spot. The fabric feels incredibly soft to the touch and adds a modern, textured aesthetic that looks great in a casual setting. In terms of comfort, the frame-free high-resiliency foam construction is excellent. It contours to the body without the squeaks or hard points you often get from sprung furniture, providing a consistently plush feel. The build quality is impressive, with no stray stitches and a very neat finish throughout. A practical detail I really appreciate is the underside, which is dotted with little silicone grips. This ensures the sofa stays put on smooth floors without sliding around, and because there are no rigid legs, it won't scratch or dent delicate hardwood or laminate surfaces. Overall, this is an incredibly comfortable piece of furniture that is ideal for a teenager's bedroom, a gaming room, or a man cave. It offers a relaxed, informal seating option that is durable, stylish, and fun to use. Priced at £249.99 at the time of reviewing, it is a premium choice for a floor seat, but the quality of the foam and the sturdy, non-slip design justify the investment for a dedicated relaxation zone.

Well this chair comes with a degree of drama, quite a heavy but manageable box. You then need to release the double layered vacuum bags holding the chair. There is a bag cutter tool in the box but I found it entirely useless and just used scissors with care. Its mercilessly vacuum compressed, so once the genie is let out of the bottle, it expands quickly, being most the way done in a few hours, but it will fully firm up in a couple of day. First reaction is what have I bought? Its an L shape of firm foam in a loose fitting cover, somehow the backrest doesn't yield under weight despite no internal frame to support it. Firstly, the loose fit fabric isn't very pleasant, its soft but its a sort of synthetic microfibre velour, it looks cheap and dated. There are some dated looking buttons and the fabric is in folds at the case like the skin of an elephant, it doesn't look like its supposed to look like that as it looks already tired and worn, but it is design. Opinions on comfort varied here, you need to be aware of the dimensions, which are given, the listing photo show a woman lounging within the chair, she must be tiny! a normal size person has a very different experience. The backrest is much lower than expected and the base too small to curl up on (see my picture). The video uses a small Asian lady to make the chair look roomier. Then the curvature from base to back is quite a big curve, its hard to get your backside into it and make the most of the space available. Suffice to say, the bigger you are, the quicker the comfort diminishes. As a fair sized 6 foot male I don't find it very comfortable at all. The back being too low to support so my upper back and shoulders soon ache. I think its realistically most suited to a child/younger teenagers room, possibly for reading or gaming. Do I get a rather substantial £130 worth of value from it? no on consideration, I wouldn't get one again.

This comes in a small box and there’s no way you think a couch is going come out of it, the boxes is heavy and when you open it the couch is vacuum packed in plastic. Be careful when you’re opening it as you could catch the material ,as soon as you open the plastic it starts puffing up. this takes a few hours to completely be up we got this for kids playroom so we’re quite happy that is near the floor if you wanted it higher, you would have to put legs on a board and sit it on it . The material is really good very soft but solid enough to be a decent couch . There is a literally no assembly needed as it just pops up. I think it’s a good value for money for the quality and absolutely looks amazing in the playroom

I've been using this boneless floor sofa as a cosy loveseat in my living room for a few days now and it's turned out to be a really comfy addition. It arrived in a compact box with no assembly needed, just unseal the cover, fluff it out, and it's ready to go, which was a nice change from faffing about with flat-pack furniture. The soft shiny fleece feels plush and inviting, almost like a big cuddly blanket, and it's surprisingly supportive once you sink in. The non-slip base keeps it firmly in place on my laminate floor, even when my partner and I are both lounging on it watching telly. It's perfect for curling up with a book or having a lazy movie night, and it fits nicely in smaller spaces like our apartment without overwhelming the room. It cleans up easily with a lint roller for pet hair or a quick spot-wash if needed. My only tiny niggle is that it does compress a bit over time if you're sitting on it for hours, but a quick shake and plump sorts it out. Overall, it's a brilliant, low-effort way to add extra seating that's stylish and super comfortable. Five stars, great for living rooms, bedrooms, or even the office if you want something relaxed.

I dragged the new floor sofa into the living room and it immediately reminded me of a gigantic marshmallow plonked in the corner, only minus the sticky sugar. It turned up squashed flat inside a vacuum-sealed bag, and the moment I split the plastic it puffed back to life faster than you can say “takeaway pizza night”. No hunting for screwdrivers, no muttered swear words under my breath, just cut, unfold, sit. Mine is the two-seater version, roughly a metre from front to back, about eighty centimetres across, and just under seventy centimetres high. The outer cover is a soft, slightly shiny fleece that feels a bit like a well-groomed cat when you stroke it, only it does not stalk off in a huff afterwards. The filling is loose foam, so you sink in as if it were a posh beanbag, yet the stitched mid-back gives enough shape to stop you sliding into an unglamorous heap. A textured base grips the floor, which means it stays put even when someone crash-lands on it after a long day. For films or an evening of gaming it is spot on. After a few hours the foam slumps a little, so you have to flip or thump it to bring the loft back, but that is thirty seconds’ effort at most. Because it sits low, kids and nimble adults hop up with no drama; anyone with grumbly knees might issue a small complaint on the way down or up. There was a faint “just out of the factory” whiff for a day or two, and our terrier’s fur sticks to the fabric like gossip to a village noticeboard, so keep the lint roller close. All told, it straddles the line between big floor cushion and compact sofa rather neatly. The footprint suits flats, box rooms or an awkward alcove where a standard settee would never fit. Stitching feels tidy, the fabric has not bobbled after two weeks of abuse, and the price sits comfortably in the “treat” rather than “investment” bracket. If your idea of a good evening involves sprawling with snacks and a controller, this laid-back lounger earns its keep without demanding you rearrange the whole room.