Sleeper

Furniture Type	Average Length	Average Width/Depth
Sofas/Couches	6-8 feet	32-40 inches
Loveseat	4-6 feet	28-30 inches
5-seat Sectional	95 x 95 inches/98 x 98 inches	36- 40 inches
Three-seat sofa	84 inches	35 inches
Armchair	35 inches	35 inches
Coffee Table	48 inches	35 inches

Furniture Type

Average Length

Average Width/Depth

Sofas/Couches

6-8 feet

32-40 inches

Loveseat

4-6 feet

28-30 inches

5-seat Sectional

95 x 95 inches/98 x 98 inches

36- 40 inches

Three-seat sofa

84 inches

35 inches

Armchair

35 inches

Coffee Table

48 inches

35 inches

Viewing Distance (Feet)	Screen Size (Inches)
3-6	24
4-8	32
5-10	40-43
6-12	49
8-13	55
8-15 or more	65 or larger

Viewing Distance (Feet)

Screen Size (Inches)

3-6

4-8

5-10

40-43

6-12

8-13

8-15 or more

65 or larger

Resolution	Lines of Resolution	Pixels
High Definition (HD)	720p	921,600
Full HD	1080p	2.1 million
4K UHD	2160p	8 million
8K UHD	4320p	33 million

Resolution

Lines of Resolution

Pixels

High Definition (HD)

720p

921,600

Full HD

1080p

2.1 million

4K UHD

2160p

8 million

8K UHD

4320p

33 million

Table Type	Table Height	Recommended Seat Height
Dining Table	28″ – 30″	> 18″
Counter Height Table	34″ – 36″	24″ – 26″
Pub/Bar Table	40″ – 42″	27″ – 30″
Extra Tall Tables	45″ – 48″	31″ – 34″

Table Type

Table Height

Recommended Seat Height

Dining Table

28″ – 30″

> 18″

Counter Height Table

34″ – 36″

24″ – 26″

Pub/Bar Table

40″ – 42″

27″ – 30″

Extra Tall Tables

45″ – 48″

31″ – 34″

Door Style	Features
French Door	Do you need easy access to your fresh food items? Are you looking for an energy-efficient refrigerator? French doors are now the most popular style in refrigeration. Storage space: These refrigerators have two side-by-side doors on the top and a freezer (or two) at the bottom. The full-width, double-door refrigerator offers plenty of storage space. Freezers (one or two): Most of these refrigerators have a single freezer at the bottom, which you can look down into from the top. Some have two freezers, which makes it even more easy to access your food. Save kitchen space: These refrigerators are great for smaller kitchen spaces as they have narrow doors that, when open, leave more space in the front to move about. You will be eye-level with most of the foods, shelves, and crisper drawers. Save energy: A regular refrigerator uses more energy to get the temperature back to what it was set at when you open and close the doors. The small-swing doors of a French Door Refrigerator ensure cold air is not let out as you only open half the refrigerator door for storing smaller items, thus saving energy. Lots of choices: French Door Refrigerators come in a wide slew of options. Whether it be counter-depth or standard, door-in-door, smart- appliance features, water, and ice dispensers; there is certainly a model that will fit you and your family’s lifestyle. Advantages: All your food is at arm’s reach as the refrigerator is centered at chest height. So, there’s no need to bend to remove the food anymore. This refrigerator saves energy, and the narrow doors take up less kitchen space when they’re open. The best feature perhaps is the full-width storage shelves that make it easier to store oversized items. Shop French Door Refrigerators
Side by Side	Side by side refrigerators offer easy access to the refrigerator and freezer sections with more segmented and organized storage in both sections. This refrigerator style is ideal for you if you need to freeze food in high volume. The through-the-door ice dispenser also uses much less space in a side by side refrigerator. These models are commonly wider than traditional units, making them less ideal for narrow kitchens. Advantages: This refrigerator style has more organized space and freezer space. It offers equally convenient access to the refrigerator and freezer. Shop Side by Side Refrigerators
Top Freezer	Just like the name suggests, Top-freezer Refrigerators have a freezer on top and a refrigerator at the bottom. On many models, the doors are reversible, which means that they have the ability to swing open in either direction. This is definitely useful when you are planning the placement of this unit into the design of your kitchen. Advantages: This style is good for a lot of storage in a fairly tight spot. Are you looking for a second refrigerator? Then, this can be a good choice. It is also a more economical and energy-efficient option. Shop Top Freezer Refrigerators
Bottom Freezer	This efficient design allows you to park food and cooking ingredients that you don’t use frequently lower down in your refrigerator space. The icemaker, however, stays in the top section, allowing you to devote the center of the refrigerator for food items that you need more frequent access to. Advantages: Bottom freezers usually have drawers that slide out and take up less room when open than the other refrigerator models. All bottom freezer refrigerators put the fresh food section on top for better accessibility. Wide door storage area gives you plenty of room for big bottles, pitchers, and tons of condiments. Shop Bottom Freezer Refrigerators

Door Style

Features

French Door

Do you need easy access to your fresh food items? Are you looking for an energy-efficient refrigerator? French doors are now the most popular style in refrigeration.

Storage space: These refrigerators have two side-by-side doors on the top and a freezer (or two) at the bottom. The full-width, double-door refrigerator offers plenty of storage space.

Freezers (one or two): Most of these refrigerators have a single freezer at the bottom, which you can look down into from the top. Some have two freezers, which makes it even more easy to access your food.

Save kitchen space: These refrigerators are great for smaller kitchen spaces as they have narrow doors that, when open, leave more space in the front to move about. You will be eye-level with most of the foods, shelves, and crisper drawers.

Save energy: A regular refrigerator uses more energy to get the temperature back to what it was set at when you open and close the doors. The small-swing doors of a French Door Refrigerator ensure cold air is not let out as you only open half the refrigerator door for storing smaller items, thus saving energy.

Lots of choices: French Door Refrigerators come in a wide slew of options. Whether it be counter-depth or standard, door-in-door, smart- appliance features, water, and ice dispensers; there is certainly a model that will fit you and your family’s lifestyle.

Advantages: All your food is at arm’s reach as the refrigerator is centered at chest height. So, there’s no need to bend to remove the food anymore. This refrigerator saves energy, and the narrow doors take up less kitchen space when they’re open. The best feature perhaps is the full-width storage shelves that make it easier to store oversized items.

Shop French Door Refrigerators

Side by Side

Side by side refrigerators offer easy access to the refrigerator and freezer sections with more segmented and organized storage in both sections. This refrigerator style is ideal for you if you need to freeze food in high volume. The through-the-door ice dispenser also uses much less space in a side by side refrigerator. These models are commonly wider than traditional units, making them less ideal for narrow kitchens.

Advantages: This refrigerator style has more organized space and freezer space. It offers equally convenient access to the refrigerator and freezer.

Shop Side by Side Refrigerators

Top Freezer

Just like the name suggests, Top-freezer Refrigerators have a freezer on top and a refrigerator at the bottom. On many models, the doors are reversible, which means that they have the ability to swing open in either direction. This is definitely useful when you are planning the placement of this unit into the design of your kitchen.

Advantages: This style is good for a lot of storage in a fairly tight spot. Are you looking for a second refrigerator? Then, this can be a good choice. It is also a more economical and energy-efficient option.

Shop Top Freezer Refrigerators

Bottom Freezer

This efficient design allows you to park food and cooking ingredients that you don’t use frequently lower down in your refrigerator space. The icemaker, however, stays in the top section, allowing you to devote the center of the refrigerator for food items that you need more frequent access to.

Advantages: Bottom freezers usually have drawers that slide out and take up less room when open than the other refrigerator models. All bottom freezer refrigerators put the fresh food section on top for better accessibility. Wide door storage area gives you plenty of room for big bottles, pitchers, and tons of condiments.

Shop Bottom Freezer Refrigerators

Placement	Features
Counter-Depth	A counter-depth refrigerator refers to a regular, full-size refrigerator but in a size that doesn’t jut out beyond your cabinets and kitchen counters. Counter-depth is nothing but the distance between the edge of your kitchen countertops and your back wall. This depth is generally between 24-27″ as opposed to the 30″ depth (and sometimes more) of a standard model. Advantages: Balances in with the counter-top and gives you ample space to swing the refrigerator doors wide open without them bumping into something. The fact that the shelves are not deep means you have easier access to food and condiments. But you will need to be strategic about what you store in the refrigerator as it may not hold a lot.
Built-in	A built-in refrigerator blends into the surrounding kitchen cabinetry. Its custom fit hides its visage, which lends a high-end, elegant aesthetic to the kitchen. The built-in refrigerator is typically available in a bottom-freezer and side-by-side configuration. Advantages: Most built-in refrigerators are made with upgraded materials and components. Certain models of Built-in Refrigerators are ‘Panel Ready’, meaning that they have the ability to have interchangeable custom front panels that can match the aesthetics of your kitchen. These refrigerators also tend to have more luxury features such as a wine cabinet compartment or a touchpad computer system to monitor food usage/expiration. Shop Built In Refrigerators
Drawer	Similar to built-in refrigerators, drawer refrigerators (as the name suggests) look exactly like cabinet drawers. They blend into the cabinetry completely and offer supreme aesthetics and functionality. Advantage: Superior space-utilization as these drawer refrigerators can be merged into the cabinetry. They offer ease-of-use as they can be opened like you do any other drawer. You also get a combination of a refrigerator and freezer in the drawer design. Shop Drawer Refrigerators
Outdoor	Do you like having friends over and hosting barbecues in your backyard? You might want to install a refrigerator out at the back for easier access. However, fluctuating temperatures, intense exposure to sunlight, and changing weather conditions, in general, all necessitate buying a refrigerator built specifically for the outdoors. Just like with any outdoor kitchen appliance, it is important to purchase a refrigerator that is durable, reliable and will perform well for many years to come. Keep in mind where you will place this outdoor refrigerator. Is it a part of an outdoor kitchen island? Will it be on your patio? This will help you decide if you want a compact outdoor refrigerator or a full-sized one. It is also important to make sure your refrigerator is placed in a covered area. The life span of the refrigerator and its performance is affected by direct sunlight or harsh weather condition. Advantages: Outdoor refrigerators are specifically built to withstand the ever-changing outdoor environment. These refrigerators are usually built with a high-grade stainless-steel exterior and designed to withstand the harsh outdoor environment. These refrigerators typically feature a keyed lock on the front door, which is a useful feature to keep the contents of your refrigerator safe. Shop Outdoor Refrigerators

Placement

Features

Counter-Depth

A counter-depth refrigerator refers to a regular, full-size refrigerator but in a size that doesn’t jut out beyond your cabinets and kitchen counters. Counter-depth is nothing but the distance between the edge of your kitchen countertops and your back wall. This depth is generally between 24-27″ as opposed to the 30″ depth (and sometimes more) of a standard model.

Advantages: Balances in with the counter-top and gives you ample space to swing the refrigerator doors wide open without them bumping into something. The fact that the shelves are not deep means you have easier access to food and condiments. But you will need to be strategic about what you store in the refrigerator as it may not hold a lot.

Built-in

A built-in refrigerator blends into the surrounding kitchen cabinetry. Its custom fit hides its visage, which lends a high-end, elegant aesthetic to the kitchen. The built-in refrigerator is typically available in a bottom-freezer and side-by-side configuration.

Advantages: Most built-in refrigerators are made with upgraded materials and components. Certain models of Built-in Refrigerators are ‘Panel Ready’, meaning that they have the ability to have interchangeable custom front panels that can match the aesthetics of your kitchen. These refrigerators also tend to have more luxury features such as a wine cabinet compartment or a touchpad computer system to monitor food usage/expiration.

Shop Built In Refrigerators

Drawer

Similar to built-in refrigerators, drawer refrigerators (as the name suggests) look exactly like cabinet drawers. They blend into the cabinetry completely and offer supreme aesthetics and functionality.

Advantage: Superior space-utilization as these drawer refrigerators can be merged into the cabinetry. They offer ease-of-use as they can be opened like you do any other drawer. You also get a combination of a refrigerator and freezer in the drawer design.

Shop Drawer Refrigerators

Outdoor

Do you like having friends over and hosting barbecues in your backyard? You might want to install a refrigerator out at the back for easier access. However, fluctuating temperatures, intense exposure to sunlight, and changing weather conditions, in general, all necessitate buying a refrigerator built specifically for the outdoors. Just like with any outdoor kitchen appliance, it is important to purchase a refrigerator that is durable, reliable and will perform well for many years to come. Keep in mind where you will place this outdoor refrigerator. Is it a part of an outdoor kitchen island? Will it be on your patio? This will help you decide if you want a compact outdoor refrigerator or a full-sized one. It is also important to make sure your refrigerator is placed in a covered area. The life span of the refrigerator and its performance is affected by direct sunlight or harsh weather condition.

Advantages: Outdoor refrigerators are specifically built to withstand the ever-changing outdoor environment. These refrigerators are usually built with a high-grade stainless-steel exterior and designed to withstand the harsh outdoor environment. These refrigerators typically feature a keyed lock on the front door, which is a useful feature to keep the contents of your refrigerator safe.

Shop Outdoor Refrigerators

When is it time to buy a new washer and/or dryer? Here are a few hints that maybe it’s the right time to start shopping.

Are you tired of hauling loads of clothes to the laundromat, and you’ve confirmed you have access in your current home to water and electrical hookups required to install a washer and or dryer?
Is your current washer and/or dryer getting older, and you are wondering how long it may last? According to recent articles from CNET and Consumer Reports, the average lifespan of a washing machine may be around ten years.
Are your current laundry machines too noisy, possibly indicating aging or dysfunctional parts that may need replacement?
Does either your washer or dryer have a lingering unpleasant odor that does not cease even after cleaning and other treatment?
Is your water bill higher than you feel it should be, although you are not using large amounts of water in other areas of your home?

If the answer to any of these questions is “yes”, you may be in the right place, trying to find a convenient, effective and energy efficient new machine to wash and dry your clothes.

Measurements

If you have sufficient laundry space, then a full-sized dryer is a great option. If you have to get creative in space management, consider compact dryers or going vertical, or in other words, stacking your dryer on top of your washer.

It’s all about the space and the right fit. Where will the washer and dryer sit? Be sure to measure the space before you start shopping.

Here are the measurements you’ll need to keep handy while shopping for washers and dryers: Height of location where you want to place the washer and dryer, depth of the same spot from front to back, width across the same area.

You’ll need to allow extra space for the following:

Allow some room between machines if you will be placing them side by side.
You’ll need some extra space between the back of each machine and the wall to allow for plumbing hookup and adequate ventilation.
Remember to consider where the doors will swing open and how much space you will need on the top or side of each machine to load or empty the machine.

Capacity

How big is the laundry load going to be? A weekend load from a family of two, or an almost daily maximum capacity load for five or more people? Generally, more people = more dirty laundry.

A small washer is usually around 2 – 3 cubic feet and can roughly hold around 8 pounds of clothes.
A medium-sized washer is usually 3 to 4 cubic feet and holds approximately 11 pounds of laundry.
A large washer is 4 to 6.2 cubic feet and can hold more than 15 pounds.

An average family of four or more may need a large washer and dryer, while a couple may only need a small to mid-sized one.

Comforter Test

There is a simple way of deciding the clothes dryer capacity best suited to your needs. Check the cubic feet of a dryer and check if your biggest comforter (usually 4 cubic feet or larger) can tumble-dry comfortably.

Front Load or Top Load

Door Types

Do you want machines that open on the top, or in the front?

Top Load Washers

A top load washer features a mainstream, traditional design that has been around for a long time.

One of the best features of top loaders is that you can add forgotten items even after the cycle has started. These washers also offer faster regular wash and rinse cycles. Keep in mind though that top loaders use a bit more water than their front-loading counterparts.

Front Load Washers

Is saving water and energy one of your main priorities? If yes, you should go for a front loader.

Front load washers are the result of new technology and design that automatically regulates the amount of water needed for a load while being gentle on clothes. They reduce water consumption by up to 40% according to the U.S. Department of Energy.

Front load washers usually have a bigger capacity than a standard top load machine. Many of them also come with an optional steam self-cleaning feature.

Front load washers get clothes clean not by an agitator or impeller but rather a tumbling action similar to a dryer. They also have paddles located on the drum that lift the clothes in and out of the water.

Some considerations are that these washers require HE (high-efficiency) detergent. Also, they need routine care and cleaning as they are susceptible to mold if not cleaned regularly.

Energy and Efficiency

High Efficiency (HE) Washers

Want to conserve even more water and energy? High-efficiency (HE) washers refer to all washers with an HE-setting and can reduce the amount of water used for washing clothes by about 80% and energy up to 65%. They can also wash more laundry at one time than other washers.

Tip: Only use HE detergent (with higher concentrate and low-sudsing) in these machines.

Dryers and Energy

While all dryers will eventually get the job done, an inefficient dryer takes longer, uses more heat, and costs more. While all dryers use an electric fan to circulate heated air and an electric motor to tumble clothes to dry them, they can either be powered by a gas line or an electricity line.

Let’s look at some basic aspects of a dryer that can make your buying decision a bit easier.

Gas Dryers

Gas dryers connect to your natural gas connection to generate the heat needed and dry your clothes. They plug into a three-prong 110-volt electrical outlet for power. These dryers require an external exhaust vent. They heat up faster and dry your clothes faster than electric dryers.

With a gas dryer, you would probably need to get the gas line and venting installed by a trained professional.

Electric Dryers

Electric dryers need a dedicated three-or four-prong, 240-volt outlet. All heating and drying operations are powered electrically. Almost all electric dryers need an external vent.

Space Savers

Combination Washer and Dryers

Why not have it all? Another option you have is to have one machine do it all – wash and dry your clothes.

This means you don’t have to manually load wet clothes into a dryer. This also means you can have washed and dried clothes without you being physically present.You can use the timer and program it to start a cycle whenever you want.

This is the ideal solution for a space-challenged condo, an apartment, or a cabin. While load times may be longer than a regular washer or dryer, the one-step process makes this a very convenient option.

Stacked Laundry Units

Stacked laundry units, also known as laundry centers, are towers featuring a dryer suspended above a top load washer as one unit.

You can also create your own stacked pair with many front load washers by using a stacking kit (sold separately) and stacking the matching dryer on top. This way, you can save floor space by going vertical, without sacrificing on the capacity.

Keep in mind, though – the dryer’s elevated height could make the control panel hard to reach. The capacity of stacked laundry units is on the smaller side, as the drums inside are not as deep as full-sized washers or dryers. However, this makes it easier for them to fit into compact spaces like laundry closets.

Washer and Dryer Pedestals

A pedestal is a platform or a riser, installed beneath your front-load washer and dryer. This can provide extra storage space for laundry items and make it more comfortable loading and unloading the machines.

You can also find pedestals with washers built into them. These can be used when you need something washed but don’t have enough clothes for a full load. Some of these come with “hand wash” and gentle cycles too.

Special Features New Washer Dryer Features

Smart Washers and Dryers

Home appliances are becoming smarter. Washers and dryers are no exception. Whether it is usage tracking or wi-fi connectivity for the ability of remotely controlling your laundry, look for smart features in your washer and dryer. Check for the latest features in the washer and dryer that you purchase to ensure it is still relevant way in the future.

Moisture Sensor

Moisture sensors automatically sense the state of laundry’s dampness/dryness and turn off the dryer once it senses that your clothes are dry. This way your clothes won’t get overdried and you save energy.

Digital Displays

Trendy and stylish, digital displays look contemporary and clearly display cycle countdown.

Steam

Steam is one of the most useful features of dryers today. A steam cycle on a dryer relaxes and removes wrinkles from your clothes and makes your clothes practically ready-to-wear.

New Garment Care and Laundry Accessories

In addition to accessories that you may need for your washer or dryer in special cases, there are also new and improved garment care appliances available now, such as improved irons and full size high tech garment steamers.

Installation

Washer and Dryer Installation

Installing a washer and dryer involves several steps, often including tricky position of large heavy machines, connecting to water, electricity and/or gas lines. You will want to plan ahead to figure out if you have the help and resources to do this job on your own, or if you prefer to hire a professional.

Warranties

Plan Ahead for Repairs and Accidents

Washer and Dryer Warranties

A new washer or dryer can be a significant financial investment, so it’s a good idea to consider what type of warranty or service plan may be available for the machines that you want to buy.

Check the manufacturer’s warranty, any homeowner appliance warranties you may already carry, as well as store protection plans, to determine what type of coverage you may already have, and determine any additional coverage you may want to buy for future washer or dryer repairs or replacements.

Cooktop Type	Features
Gas	Powered by natural gas. Require gas accessibility and hook-up parts. Generally, have four or five cast iron burners. Difficult to clean because of the cast iron grates . Common sizes: 30, 36 and 48 inches.
Induction	Newest in cooktop technology. Use electromagnetic technology to heat pots and pans directly. Requires specifically designed cookware. Safer than conventional Gas or Electric Cooktops as the surface stays cool. Easier to clean-up as boil overs will not burn onto the surface. Energy efficient. Common sizes: 30 or 36 inches.
Electronic	Plug in and get cooking! Contain four to five radiant-heat elements under a layer of ceramic glass. Can be coil elements or smoothtop. Extremely easy to clean because of the glass or ceramic surface. Common sizes: 30 or 36 inches .

Cooktop Type

Features

Gas

Powered by natural gas.
Require gas accessibility and hook-up parts.
Generally, have four or five cast iron burners.
Difficult to clean because of the cast iron grates .
Common sizes: 30, 36 and 48 inches.

Induction

Newest in cooktop technology.
Use electromagnetic technology to heat pots and pans directly.
Requires specifically designed cookware.
Safer than conventional Gas or Electric Cooktops as the surface stays cool.
Easier to clean-up as boil overs will not burn onto the surface.
Energy efficient.
Common sizes: 30 or 36 inches.

Electronic

Plug in and get cooking!
Contain four to five radiant-heat elements under a layer of ceramic glass.
Can be coil elements or smoothtop.
Extremely easy to clean because of the glass or ceramic surface.
Common sizes: 30 or 36 inches .

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Make Yourself at Home!

Planning Your Living Room

Measure, Measure, Measure

Prepare a Floor Plan

Stage in the Real Space

Finding the Perfect Sofa!

Sofa Shopping Checklist

Measure your sofa + measure your space

Who will use the sofa?

How many people do you need to seat?

Accent Chair: Seats one

Loveseat: As the name suggests, it seats two people

Settee: A settee is similar to a love seat.

3-Seater: Seats three to four people

Sectional Sofa: Seats five or more

Which Type of Sofa Suits Your Space?

Recliners

Home Theater Seating

Sleeper Sofas and Futons

Living Room Sets

Chaise Lounges

Ottomans

Upholstery Type

Fabric

Faux Leather / Bonded Leather / Bi-cast Leather

Faux Leather

Bonded Leather

Bi-cast Leather

Leather

Leather

Velvet

Microfiber

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Which Leather Furniture is the Best?

Leather

Leather Match

Faux Leather

Bonded Leather

Bi-cast Leather

Popular Leather Furniture Pieces

Leather Single Seaters

Leather Two Seaters

Leather Sofas, Sectionals and Sleeper Sofas

Leather Recliners

How to Clean and Maintain All Types of Leather

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