The main difference between compressed sofas and regular sofas lies in their design, transportation, assembly, and usage scenarios
Design and transportation mode:
Compressed sofa: The design takes into account the need for compression and volume reduction, allowing the sofa to be compressed to a very small size during transportation. It usually adopts a detachable structure, and the soft part can be compressed to only about 15% of its original volume. This makes compressed sofas occupy less space during transportation, have lower costs, and are suitable for long-distance transportation or situations with limited space.
Ordinary sofa: not specially designed for compression, usually in a finished state, occupying a large volume and space. When transporting, the overall size of the sofa needs to be considered, and specialized handling tools or services may be required.
Assembly method:
Compressed sofa: Users need to assemble it at home, usually including splicing the compressed soft parts and structural components together. This requires users to have a certain level of hands-on ability and may take some time to complete the assembly.
Ordinary sofa: usually delivered as a finished product, already assembled by the manufacturer, and can be used directly by users without additional assembly steps.
Usage scenario:
Compressed sofa: suitable for users who need to move frequently, have limited space, or are sensitive to transportation costs. It is easy to carry, can easily pass through narrow spaces or floors without elevators, and is convenient for disassembly and maintenance.
Ordinary sofa: suitable for long-term fixed living environments, providing a more stable structure and comfortable sitting experience. For users who pursue aesthetics and durability, a regular sofa may be more suitable.
Seating sensation and comfort:
Compressed sofa: Due to the characteristics of compressed sponge, the sitting experience may be too hard, and prolonged use may not be as comfortable as a regular sofa. But through technological improvements, some compression sofas are already able to provide a better sitting experience.
Ordinary sofa: usually made of high resilience sponge and comfortable filling, providing a softer sitting experience and better comfort and support.
Cost and price:
Compressed sofa: The production cost is lower because it reduces the cost of wood processing and transportation, and the price may be more competitive compared to ordinary sofas.
Ordinary sofa: may include more handmade craftsmanship and high-quality materials, with higher costs, but provides longer service life and higher comfort.
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In summary, compressed sofas have significant advantages in transportation and portability, while regular sofas perform better in comfort and durability. The choice of which one depends on the actual needs and usage scenarios of the user.