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It depends on the collection. My genuine leather sofas and sectionals use top grain cowhide, the outer layer of the hide, which is tight-grained and dense so it resists scuffs and softens over the years instead of cracking. My power reclining sets use breathing leather or PU synthetic leather (faux leather), which is smooth, durable and very easy to wipe clean. Product listings state which material each piece uses, so you always know whether you're getting real cowhide or PU.

Yes, I offer fabric pieces too. The Velvet Living Room Sofa Set uses a matte, silky velvet over high-resilient foam and springs, with a hardwood base frame and steel-framed backrests rated to 900 lbs. My storage ottomans come in fabric and flannel versions as well, alongside faux leather and leatherette finishes.

I build living room furniture: power recliner sofa and loveseat sets, power reclining sectionals and home theater seating, top grain leather sofas and L-shape sectionals, velvet and leather sofa sets, and storage ottomans. Deep seats, real leather options, and recline you can feel.

Yes. My power recliner sofa and loveseat sets come in leather and leather-look upholstery with high-density memory foam and quality springs in the backrests and armrests. Sets are available as 2-piece (sofa + loveseat) or 3-piece (sofa, loveseat, chair), with reclining seats, USB and wireless charging, cup holders, in-arm storage and LED lighting depending on the model.

You press the button beside the armrest and the footrest rises while the backrest adjusts between 100° and 165°, so you can stop anywhere from upright to nearly flat. The same controls handle the LED lights in one touch. The drive motor runs quietly and smoothly without vibration, and the LED strips are low-voltage so they don't get hot. Most models also include USB ports, wireless charging pads, cup holders and hidden in-arm storage, and on the 3-seater the middle backrest pulls down into a coffee table with dual charging pads.

About 3 to 5 inches, depending on the set. The 2-piece and 3-piece reclining sofa and loveseat sets need roughly 3 inches of clearance, and a few sets list 5 inches. Since both the loveseat and the 3-seater have reclining seats on each side, leave that gap so the backrests can travel freely.

My power reclining sectionals run 210 inches overall in an L-shape, with a 21.5 to 22 inch seat depth and a 23 inch seat width, seating around 6 and up to 10 when paired with two additional chairs. My genuine leather Chesterfield L-shape sectionals measure 133 inches long with a 24.5 inch seat depth and 26 inch seat width, seating 5, with a 2,000 lb capacity.

No. Most sets go together in 20 to 30 minutes with no tools required, and instructions are included. I recommend two people since the boxes are heavy (the leather sectionals ship in two boxes of about 160 lbs each). One tip: small parts and the console backrest are often stored inside the sofa, so flip the base over or check the zippered compartment under the loveseat before you start. Deliveries are curbside by truck, so plan for ground floor or a nearby doorway.

For leather and faux leather, wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking it with water or using harsh chemicals; spot clean with mild soap and water if needed and let the leather dry naturally. For genuine top grain leather, skip direct water exposure and use a professional for deep cleaning. Velvet and fabric pieces clean up with a soft brush.

My best-selling power recliner corner sectional holds a 4.7 out of 5 rating across 110 reviews, with customers calling out quality, comfort, easy assembly and value for money. Other pieces range from 3.9 to 5 stars, and my sets carry a limited warranty. You can shop the full lineup at caberryne.com, and my products are also sold on Amazon.