>boneless couch
Are they comfy? Im not paying 4k for furniture

Can't be that comfy, bitch is sitting on the floor instead

>>2929051 (OP)
I think this is a psyop by the elites to make furniture take even less materials and be even cheaper.

I'd be concerned about stability, because if someone jumps on one side, it's going to launch people off the other side. It wont have any stability. It needs sectional inflation bladders, and a dense foam support structure at a minimum.

Plus side is it's safer for kids.

>>2929051 (OP)
Modern furniture is a huge scam. Go solid steel, build your own, or amish.

>>2929051 (OP)
>boneless couch
Is it just a giant chunk of foam or an air couch? I need to get some new couches someday but would like to get some heavy duty leather ones with recliners on each end. No fucking cup holders or any other bullshit in the middle section.

Anyone have any good recommendations on a good built to last brand?

>>2929093
Yeah its just foam all the way through

>>2929051 (OP)
>plastic is bad for the planet we should reduce our usage
>petrochemicals (plastics) leak poisons into your vial lungs and skin and are generally awful for you
>foam (plastic) is an insulator and absorbs heat making it uncomfortable to sit or lie on for long periods
meanwhile
>all mattresses are now foam topped
>most mattresses are replacing springs with foam
>all chairs have foam cushions
>chairs now moving to replace springs and wood (both very easily recyclable and zero health issues) with foam.

why?
well money. foam mattress and chair carcass is made in minutes compared to traditional hours or days. shipping costs are greatly reduced. also foam crumbles to powder with use (look up purple pillow in the news) and needs replaced more often.
nobody cares about what the materials will do to you
nobody cares about what the materials will do to the environment

so back to the question: are they comfy.
do you think they do this for your comfort? or because it makes them a lot of money?

>>2929051 (OP)
>photoshopping your product display into a stock image
Foam couch is fine, go to a furniture store and try it out.

>>2929057
well observed nigger

Most of my furniture is second hand
Just browse rich areas you'll find good stuff cheap

I’ve got at 40yo Ligne Rosett sofa which is still going strong. Granted, I had it reskinned (which probably cost more than 40 years worth of sofas from Ikea) but I absolutely love that thing.
Plus, I really like ligne rosetts designs.
So if you can afford it, go for it!
But cheap stuff? Probably nope. >>2929174 is a bit too shizo, but he’s got a point: cheap foam will turn into dust, sooner, rather than later.

>>2929057
they're both shooped in, didn't even want to be in the room with that pos boneless couch

I cant imagine theyre very good
I see this copied all the time but the og has a wood frame and costs 10k usd

>>2929051 (OP)
If you live in a big population area, look up on Offerup. People are building solid furniture in their little warehouses reminiscent of the old days. I bought a leather sectional for $800 that is the best fucking couch I ever bought. Very solid and sturdy. Still looks brand new 3 years later

Made my own couches.
Pretty simple to do really

>>2929855
>Made my own couches.
>Pretty simple to do really
Pics?

>>2929174
>>foam (plastic) is an insulator and absorbs heat making it uncomfortable to sit or lie on for long periods

Third world problems

>>2929057
that's exactly why its comfy

>>2929081
whats scam about some pallet wood frame wrapped in a few layers of upholstery

>BONELESS
https://youtu.be/1uHPn51tC20?

>>2929860