How an Interior Define sectional comes together
Interior Define builds each frame by hand at the factory, from kiln-dried solid wood reinforced with engineered wood, so a sofa arrives as one built piece. A sectional arrives in sections: two for a chaise sectional, three for a corner, three or four for a U. On collections such as the Sloan, the Maxwell and the Caitlin the sections join with connector clips, and the slipcovers have small cutouts to let the clips through, while the Dorian, Josie and Simon sit on nonskid feet instead.
Modular collections such as the Tatum come as corner, armless and ottoman pieces, made to be rearranged or added to after a move. Sofas and sectional pieces also carry a center support leg, which the brand describes as part of the frame, not to be removed, and likely to hover just off the floor until someone sits down.
What we do on the job
We are experienced with Interior Define, and on these pieces the work is joining, squaring and placement more than a build from flat. Every piece is inspected as the wrapping comes off, and anything marked or missing is written into an inspection report before we go further. The sections are pushed together square, the clips are set, and the sectional is placed where you want it, with the chaise or bumper on the side it was built for.
Moving a piece from one room to another inside your home is included, and so is taking a sectional apart and joining it again in the same home. The packaging is broken down and stacked wherever you want it, and every job carries the Masterwork Promise.
Booking an Interior Define setup
Tell us the collection and the configuration at booking. Same-day and next-day availability is genuine, depending on what is already on the board, from Georgetown down to San Marcos. Pieces from any brand and any retailer are covered under furniture assembly.




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