Delaney Large Sofa
Available (allow 12 weeks for delivery)
Delaney Large Sofa
The Delaney collection combines classic high-back design with contemporary comfort and style. Featuring a distinctive winged back, deep button detailing and gently curved arms, the Delaney offers generous cushioning and excellent support. Available in a wide choice of fabrics, making it a versatile design that works equally well in traditional and contemporary interiors.
(No scatter cushions included)
- Non-reversible foam seat cushions with fibre wrap (a firm and supportive sit)
- Zig-zag spring seat suspension
- Fixed fibre back
- Beech wood legs available in LIGHT or DARK stain
- Made in the UK
NB. A selection of fabrics are offered online, but you will find many more available in-store
w = width, d = depth, h = height
w.197cm d.90cm h.107cm
Based in the beautiful city of Bath, TR Hayes is the largest furniture store in the region and has been selling furniture for over 100 years with a reputation for quality and good service.
We have an amazing array of furniture of all types over 7 floors; sofas and chairs, dining and living room furniture, beds and mattresses. Styles range from classic to contemporary, with something to suit all budgets. There is also a highly respected made-to-measure curtain and blind department. With friendly and knowledgeable staff to help guide you, and excellent aftersales care, you can rely on TR Hayes.
Our website has just a fraction of what is on display in the store, so it is always worth coming to see us - we have a useful customer car park to the side of the store (a rarity in busy Bath!)
We endeavour to keep a large number of items in stock at all times, but if you wish to view a specific item please contact us.
Colours and product details illustrated are for guidance only and are as accurate as photography will allow.
Please note: the delivery time given with each product is our best estimate of how long it will take the goods to arrive in our warehouse, please contact us if you need more information.









