Hello, furniture salesman here. In my experience, any piece with the charging USB will probably be a power recliner. The door width, isn't so much of a problem considering many recliners these days are made to bolt off into 2 pieces, (the seat and the back) so it can fit through any doorway. One telltale sign is of it has velcro straps in the back, more than likely it unbolts for transport. LOOK FOR VELCRO. Alot of times, people with back pains have a hard time with way fair and other sites. The goal is to be as comfortable as possible as quick as possible. Don't be bother with exchanges and re-delivery fees and making calls to customer service. Just get it right the first time. Go into a store if you can, and try before you buy. Those are just my quick thoughts. I hope this helps. Good luck on your search. More on reddit.com

I love Wayfair, but you definitely want to keep an eye on reviews and price and return policy. If you love an item that doesn't have reviews, at least look for reviews on other products by the same company to see how their general quality is. I don't think I have any upholstered furniture from Wayfair, but I have shelves and used to have a desk from there. Quality is very dependent on the manufacturer because Wayfair is kind of like Amazon, basically just a selling point and they will sell from just about anyone. Regarding your couch specifically, have you checked Costco? When I was in last week they had some amazing couches, I had to stop and remind myself that a) there was no way they would fit in my tiny living room and b) I was still better served by the upholstered daybed that I used as a living room lounging spot. I think they were right around $900-1000, though, but they were huge giant things. More on reddit.com

Havent bought a sectional from them but I did buy a couch, one from their AllModern brand, and as much as I like the look, it was NOT worth $1300. Very lightweight for a full size 4 person couch (my cheap Ikea loveseat weighs much more), was easily damaged during the delivery, and the stitching is poor. It was way too much of a hassle to try returning it, which would have involved renting a uhaul to take it back into town. However, I did buy a Wade Logan dresser a year ago and that thing is huge, solid wood with brass knobs, like 400lbs, and is a quality piece of furniture. It was $850 which I feel was a very good price. But Wayfair is too much of a crapshoot when it comes to quality, go find something in person if you can. More on reddit.com

I have purchased two sofas from All Modern, which is a division of Wayfair. Both were in the $1000 range and both get pretty light use and are now a couple years old. Both are attractive, but they both kind of suck. They are sagging, uncomfortable, and just not going to hold up. We have one at work, which gets sat in for about 30 minutes, three times a week. There is a definite sag forming on the ends. The other sofa is in a vacation house and is barely used. The cushions are misshaped and the frame squeaks when you sit. My advice would be to scour facebook market for name brand 2nd hand sofas. We scored one for $250 that was in perfect condition, had been reupholstered, and was originally $11,000. We absolutely love it. Look for Mitchell Gold, Ethan Allen, Rowe, Hickory Chair, etc. I once saw a mint condition mohair velvet Maiden Home sofa for $1000. It retails for $5000. Buy a great quality piece used and it will last way longer. More on reddit.com