I'm pretty sure Harden has one...Have you looked at them? I don't know anything about KH, but Harden is higher end than Flexsteel.

We went with the King Hickory ...Bentley.

On the advice of others on this forum we requested a quote from Lexington Furniture in Lexington KY. They were $3,400 with no tax, delivered! WOW! My wife was worried about ordering from an out of state store even though they have an A+ rating with the BBB. If anyone goes this route, the delivery may take longer, but it can save you hundreds or possibly thousands.

We used the quote from Lexington to negotiate over a thousand off the sale price our local store was offering. The King Hickory is a very solid well made sectional constructed in Hickory NC USA. It was fully customizable.

Just an update, 2 years later...

We could not be more pleased with the sectional.

Attention to detail and quality construction.

You can find it under slightly different manufacturer names at different stores. Just look at the brochures and compare dimensions etc. and you will find King Hickory/Hickory Manor etc. are the same product from the same manufacturer under different names.

Pick out the furniture you want, find it at other stores under different names, compare the prices with Lexington Furniture in Lexington KY (no tax). Then bargain with your local store using the Lexington quote. Saved us $1,000.

Clint Eastwood...

Here is an example of Hickory Manor...

http://www.hickorymanor.com/products/productList.php?category_id=2&location=minnesota

Just realize that it is King Hickory with a different brand name. The specs are the exact same, and the brochures in the stores are exactly the same except they change the manufacturer name to Hickory Manor and also change the style names. Same product, same manufacturer, just re-branded so you can't compare different retailers as easily. Your region may have stores with King Hickory re-branded with another name as well.

If you are looking at the KH Winston and feel it is too big (as we did), look at the KH Bentley. The footprint is smaller and we felt it was more comfortable because the depth was not as deep. Construction is the same, just a smaller footprint.

Here are some links...

King Hickory: Bentley... http://www.kinghickory.com/img/uploads/PopImage/42/image.pdf

Winston... http://www.kinghickory.com/img/uploads/PopImage/55/image.pdf

See this thread as well...

[https://www.houzz.com/discussions/my-experience-with-smith-brothers-of-berne-in-dsvw-vd~2381070[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/my-experience-with-smith-brothers-of-berne-in-dsvw-vd~2381070)

Our local retailer was reluctant to drop the price as low as Lexington furniture. We negotiated for over an hour. They kept coming back with "we have a better warranty" or we use better delivery people etc. In the end they matched the $3,400 price when were going to walk out, but we had to pay tax. We felt the extra 6% was worth it to be able to deal with a local company. Still, far better than the $5,100 retail, or $4,400 sale price they offered.

By the way you can order the KH Katherine with a one arm chase, so both you and your wife would be happy, see the below link...

http://www.kinghickory.com/img/uploads/PopImage/50/image.pdf

Thank you for taking the time to post all the information. After months of searching and haggling I was ready to order. I double checked my measurements. Somehow my den shrank 8 inches. We went from 168’ to 160’. That threw a wrench in things. We finally decided on the Century Cornerstone LAF chaise wedge, armless loveseat and RAF Chaise. It’s a tight squeeze at 160’ but it will make it. The 2 Wesley Hall Hartwell chairs are just dreamy. I’ll post a pick to you when we finally take delivery. Once again, it was very kind of you to post. I love the King Hickory furniture. It is solid.

I am glad it worked out for you as well.

"After months of searching and haggling I was ready to order."

Sounds like me!

How did you find local retailers? I’ve been trying to search, but I’m having trouble. We are really interested in the King Hickory.

Is King Hickory still a good brand for sectionals? It's 2020. The website says the frames are made of plywood, not kiln dried wood. Is this ok?