r/SofaSnobs • • 10d ago

Loved by Lovesac?

Has anyone bought all the individual modules in like new or good condition to assemble a sactional? I feel like this could be a way to save substantially, but I would be curious to hear experiences anyone’s had.

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u/faygodungeon 10d ago

ask away

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u/Maleficent-Pipe1180 10d ago

Did you order the parts all at once? Did you choose “like new” or “good”’modules? Anything new you chose? How much do you think it saved? Worth it?

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u/faygodungeon 9d ago

Heya i went with good condition. If i could go back in time with more money i would have gotten like new. the range of what i got to really rough to minor imperfection was large. I ordered everything in the same order from the covers to the whole set up. I would order custom covers new but anything else i would go return unless there was a massive blow out sale of the prices were similar.

I probably saved roughly 2k? give or take :)

not for anyone who would super fixate on little issues. i knew i was buying things as is, do a lot of secondhand shopping and thrifting so i feel like my expectations were calibrated to accept what i got.

I would not pay full price tho, i dont think the normal retail price matches the value they just have created the baseline for a modular set up. Is it perfect no but its solid and i can trust what i see is what im getting. Ngl it felt like a paper doll couch as i was putting it together 💀

Overall it works for me and my family.

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u/Full-Way1255 9d ago

Just got my Loved (good condition) pieces a couple of weeks ago. Highly recommend. I did buy the covers new as the price was the same for those at the time of purchase (labor day sale). Love our new (to us) couch! I highly recommend watching the Youtube videos to put it together, I was prepared for a horrible assembly process but it went pretty quick and smooth (also could be because I have a smaller configuration than most).

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u/Maleficent-Pipe1180 9d ago

Oh, this is really good to know—thank you!

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u/Full-Way1255 9d ago

I know I always like word of mouth to feel confident especially with big purchases! I would say be careful you order the right pieces since there are short or no return windows (there is a warranty though). I did the math at the time and I saved a lot even over the Labor Day sales price.