Clearance

Furniture & Sofa Clearance

Our sofa clearance brings together brand new corner sofas, recliners, sofa beds, sofa sets and armchairs at reduced prices, with free delivery on sofas to most of mainland UK. Quantities are limited, so popular lines can sell out quickly.

Why Buy a Clearance Sofa?

A clearance sofa is a brand new sofa that has been reduced in price, usually because it's the last of a colour or a range is making way for newer designs. Nothing in our furniture clearance is ex-display or second hand, so you get exactly the sofa you'd have bought at full price, just for less.

Sofas still come with free delivery, the same 100-day return policy applies and you can still spread the cost with finance. The one real difference is choice. Clearance stock is limited to what we have left, so if a sofa in the right size and colour is here now, it's worth acting on it rather than waiting.

Corner Sofa Clearance

A corner sofa is often one of the biggest purchases for a living room, so it pays to get the size and layout right. Our reduced corner sofas range from classic L-shaped designs to large double corners and modular recliners. Before ordering, check which side the corner or chaise needs to sit on, as some models come in separate left and right-hand versions. For more shapes and sizes, browse all our corner sofas.

U Shaped Sofa Clearance

U shaped sofas wrap around three sides, so they suit open-plan rooms and family spaces where everyone wants to sit together facing the TV. They need plenty of floor space, so measure carefully and leave room to walk around them. Some of the U shaped sofas in our clearance add a storage footstool or a pull-out bed. Our full U shaped sofas collection has more sizes and colours to choose from.

2 Seater Sofa Clearance

A 2 seater sofa is a practical choice for flats, snugs and smaller living rooms, or as a second sofa alongside a larger one. Because a smaller sofa costs less to begin with, a clearance reduction can bring a well-made 2 seater down to a price you'd normally pay for a budget one. If you're after a particular fabric or colour, our full range of 2 seater sofas has more choice.

Recliner Sofa Clearance

Recliner sofas usually cost more than standard sofas because of the mechanism inside, so a clearance reduction can make a noticeable difference. Many of the recliners in our clearance are electric, which means the footrest and backrest move at the press of a button rather than with a lever. That makes them easier to use every day, though you'll need a plug socket within reach. Compare electric and manual models across our full range of recliner sofas.

2 Seater Recliner Sofa Clearance

A 2 seater recliner gives two people their own reclining seat without taking over the room, which suits couples and smaller lounges. Check how much space it needs behind and in front when fully reclined, as this varies between designs. Our 2 seater recliner sofas collection has more sizes and finishes.

3 Seater Recliner Sofa Clearance

A 3 seater recliner is the main family sofa in a lot of homes. On many 3 seater recliners the two outer seats recline while the centre stays fixed, so read the product details if everyone wants a reclining seat. You'll find more options among our 3 seater recliner sofas.

Corner Recliner Sofa Clearance

A corner recliner sofa combines the seating of a corner sofa with reclining seats, so several people can put their feet up at once. Modular versions arrive in sections that are easier to carry through narrow hallways. Check which seats recline and where they sit in the layout, especially if you want the reclining seats facing the TV. Browse more layouts and sizes in our recliner corner sofas range.

Sofa Bed Clearance

A sofa bed earns its place in a home with guests to stay but no spare room. Our clearance sofa beds include corner and U shaped designs, many with built-in storage for bedding. When comparing them, check the bed size once opened and leave enough floor space in front for it to pull out. If space is tight, take a look at our small sofa beds too, or browse every option in our sofa beds collection.

Corner Sofa Bed Clearance

A corner sofa bed gives you a full-size sofa during the day and a guest bed at night. Many have storage under the chaise for pillows and a duvet. Check whether the chaise sits on the left or right, as some models are fixed while others can be swapped round at home. More sizes and layouts are available in our corner sofa beds range.

Electric Sofa Bed Clearance

An electric sofa bed can use a powered mechanism, operated by a button, to adjust the seat, so moving from upright sitting to a fully reclined position takes no lifting or pulling. That makes it useful for everyday lounging as well as overnight guests, rather than something you only use when someone stays over. As with an electric recliner, you'll need a plug socket nearby, and it's worth checking the product details to see exactly which movements are powered.

3 Piece Sofa Set Clearance

A 3 piece sofa set usually means a 3 seater, a 2 seater and an armchair, often written as 3+2+1. Clearance sets tend to be sold as a 3+2, but when the matching armchair is reduced too, you can put together your own 3 piece set at clearance prices. Order all three at once so the armchair doesn't sell out before you come back for it.

Leather Sofa Clearance

Leather sofas in our clearance are typically upholstered in Aire leather or faux leather, both of which give you a leather look for less than the real thing. Aire leather is a premium synthetic material with a smooth, slightly cool feel, while faux leather is a hardwearing PU finish that's especially good value. Both wipe clean with a damp cloth and mild soap, which is why busy households like them. See the full selection in our leather recliner sofas collection.

2 Seater Leather Sofas Clearance

A 2 seater leather sofa is easy to fit into a smaller room and easy to keep clean, which makes it a sensible pick for a flat or a first home. If you're torn between a fixed and a reclining design, think about how the room is used. A recliner makes sense in a TV room, while a fixed sofa takes up less space where you need to keep a walkway clear.

3 Seater Leather Sofa Clearance

A 3 seater leather sofa seats a family comfortably and copes well with everyday life, as most spills wipe away before they soak in. Grey is an easy neutral to work into most rooms, while black gives a stronger, more defined look. If you'd like a matching 2 seater or armchair, buy them together while clearance stock lasts, as the same colour may not be available once a line has sold out.

Leather Sofa Set Clearance

A leather sofa set, usually a 3+2, is the simplest way to furnish a living room in one go with pieces that match exactly. Buying the set is generally cheaper than buying the two sofas separately, and the clearance price adds to that saving. Before ordering, make sure the room can take both sofas without blocking the main walkway. For sets in fabric or other colours, take a look at our sofa sets collection.

Fabric Sofas Clearance

The right fabric depends on who uses the sofa most. Plush velvet has a soft, rich finish for a calmer living room, though the pile can flatten where it gets heavy use. Chenille is soft and warm for everyday family seating, and tightly woven fabrics keep a smarter, more structured look. Micro fabric, with its suede-like surface, is popular on recliners because it stands up well to frequent reclining. Our sofa fabrics guide explains each one in more detail.

Living Room Furniture Sets Clearance

Furnishing a whole room is where clearance savings really add up. Our clearance can include armchairs and footstools from the same ranges as the sofas, so you can match a sofa, a chair and a footstool for less than full price. In a smaller room, a storage footstool doubles as a footrest, an extra seat and a place to keep throws and remotes, and you'll find more styles among our footstools.

Armchair Clearance

Our clearance armchairs range from fixed chairs that match a sofa to electric recliner armchairs. You'll also find rise and recline chairs, which tilt the seat forward to help you stand up, a practical choice for anyone who finds a low chair harder to get out of. Shop more styles in our armchairs and recliner chairs collections.

Delivery on Clearance Sofas

Clearance sofas are delivered free to most of mainland UK, in as little as 5 days for in-stock items. Our two-person team will bring your sofa into the room of your choice. You'll get a text to book a delivery slot that suits you, then an estimated 2-hour window the day before and a tracking link on the day. Some items, including certain sofa beds, take a little longer, so check the delivery time on each product page. Our delivery guide covers the details, including the areas we deliver to.

Finance Options

Finance is available across our whole range, clearance included, so you can have your sofa delivered now and pay in monthly instalments. Depending on the provider, there are interest-free plans over up to 12 months as well as longer plans with interest. Applying takes a few minutes at checkout, subject to an affordability check. Paired with a clearance price, it's an easy way to spread the cost of a corner sofa or recliner set. Compare the options in our sofa finance guide.

Sofa Clearance FAQs

What is a good budget for a sofa?

It depends on the size and type of sofa you need. A 2 seater costs less than a corner sofa, and recliners cost more than fixed sofas because of the mechanism inside. As a rough guide, a well-made 2 seater usually starts at around £500, while larger corner sofas and recliner sets can cost over £1,000. Clearance helps a budget go further by bringing sofas from a higher price bracket down into a lower one.

How much should you spend on sofas?

Spend in line with how much the sofa will be used. It helps to think in cost per year. A £900 sofa that lasts ten years works out at £90 a year, while a £400 sofa replaced after four years costs £100 a year, so the cheaper option isn't always better value.

Are cheap sofas worth it?

It depends on why they're cheap. A sofa that's low-priced because of a flimsy frame and thin foam usually won't last. A sofa that's cheap because it has been reduced is a different matter. Clearance sofas are the same brand new pieces that were sold at full price, so you get the same build quality for less.

Do sofas hold their value?

Not really. A sofa loses much of its value once it has been delivered and used, and second-hand sofas often sell for a fraction of their original price. That's a good reason to pay less at the start, and buying from a clearance sale does exactly that while still getting you a brand new sofa.

How long should a quality sofa last?

There's no fixed lifespan, but a well-made sofa can last ten years or more with normal use and care. How long it lasts depends on the frame, seat construction and upholstery, how heavily it's used and how well it's looked after. Cheaper sofas with lighter frames and lower density foam may start to sag within a few years. Plumping and rotating the cushions and keeping the sofa out of strong sunlight both help.

How often should I replace a sofa?

Replace it when it stops doing its job rather than on a fixed schedule. The usual signs are cushions that no longer spring back, a seat that dips in the middle, a frame that creaks or wobbles and springs you can feel through the seat. If only the cushions have gone flat, new foam inserts can buy you a few more years.

How many years should you keep a sofa?

Keep it for as long as it's comfortable, supportive and in good condition. There's no age at which a sofa has to go. More often it's a house move, a growing family or a new layout that prompts a change rather than wear alone, and buying from the clearance keeps the cost of that change down.

How to tell if a sofa is good quality?

Start with the frame. Solid hardwood or sturdy engineered wood such as plywood should feel solid, with no creaking or twisting when you sit down. Next, check the seat. Pocket springs or a sprung base with higher density foam hold their shape for longer than foam alone. Finally, the stitching should be straight and even, and the fabric should feel firmly woven. When buying online, check the individual product page for details of the frame, seat construction and upholstery.

Who makes the best quality sofas?

Quality comes down to how a sofa is built, so compare the frame, springs, foam and upholstery. Our product pages list dimensions and materials so you can compare like for like. Also check  Furniture Direct Online TrustPilot and Google reviews to see what people are saying about the quality of our products.

Should you try a sofa before buying?

If you can, yes, as sitting on a sofa tells you more about seat height, depth and firmness than photos. You're welcome to visit our showroom at 50 Dewsbury Road, Ossett. If you're buying online, compare the seat measurements with a sofa you already find comfortable, and use our sofa dimensions guide to check it will fit.

Which sofas are in trend?

Larger, relaxed shapes are popular, especially corner and U shaped sofas and modular designs that can be rearranged. Soft fabrics such as velvet, chenille and boucle are in demand, with warm neutrals like cream, stone and mink sitting alongside classic grey. Electric recliners have also become an everyday living room choice, and many of these styles find their way into our clearance.

Do sofas get less firm over time?

Yes, most do. Foam cushions soften with use, especially in the first few months, and fibre fillings compress. That's normal and often makes a sofa more comfortable. Higher density foam and pocket sprung seats hold their shape for longer, and plumping and turning the cushions regularly keeps the wear even.