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About Klaussner Furniture

The leading solutions provider to the furniture industry, Klaussner Furniture delivers value-driven products, constant innovation, speed-to-market, and total customer satisfaction since 1963. From beds and headboards to reclining loveseats, chairs, and sofas, our entire selection of Klaussner Furniture includes meticulously inspected, high-quality, and stylish furniture pieces to ensure the best possible experience.

Klaussner Furniture Materials

With over 40 years of experience in the industry, Klaussner Furniture uses only top-of-the-line materials to create a superior product. With quality in mind, each bed, chair, and sofa frame features a stable and robust blend of plywood and OSB or engineered wood products. Ensuring the seats will not sag over time, recycled and sturdy steel springs and spring clips support each sitting area. Durable and easy-to-clean leather-like upholstery or high-quality fabrics in various colors cover Klaussner Furniture's models to fit your décor and style perfectly. These sofas are comfortable and supportive for your neck.

Your Options with Klaussner Furniture

Are you looking for a place to nap? You found it! Choose from various motion chairs, sofas, and loveseats with power or manual recline mechanisms to match your preference and space. Klaussner Furniture’s Sunset power recline sofa features plush seats, padded arms, and a power headrest for ultimate lounging. Platform beds, upholstered headboards, and paneled models display traditional and modern silhouettes to complement any bedroom. The Transit platform bed, available in alabaster or ivory fabric, is fully upholstered for a contemporary look with elegantly tufted details.

What Else You Should Know About Klaussner Sofas, Sectionals, & Beds

Klaussner Furniture recognizes its responsibility to support the environment and reduce carbon footprint. Maintaining an eco-conscious approach, Klaussner Furniture recycles unused materials, uses recycled steel springs, and makes its foam out of polyol, a material derived from soybean oil. Additionally, all of the fiberfill used originated from recycled plastic bottles.