Loaf in Wakefield
1 showroom · Mid-High (£££)Est. 2008
Loaf creates relaxed, comfortable sofas with a distinctly laid-back British style. With 7 showrooms (they call them 'Loaf Shacks'), the brand focuses on approachable luxury with quality materials and a fun shopping experience.
Known for: Laid-back luxury
Loaf genuinely made sofa shopping fun, and for that alone they deserve a medal. Their 'Shacks' are brilliant — you actually want to spend time there, which is more than I can say for most furniture shops. The sofas themselves are properly comfy and have real personality. Refreshing bunch.
“Fun showrooms, comfy sofas, real personality”
Showroom Details
Loaf Wakefield
Wakefield, WF17 6JL
What to Expect at Loaf
- Price Range
- Mid-High (£££)
- Trustpilot Rating
- ★ 4.1 / 5(Positive)
- Sofa Styles
- Relaxed, Contemporary, Country
- Style Focus
- Casual, cozy aesthetic
- Customisation
- medium
- Delivery Time
- 8-10 weeks
- Delivery Type
- Own vehicles + 3rd-party for peak times
Finance Options
Klarna Pay Later: buy now, pay up to 30 days later, interest-free, no limit. Klarna Pay in 3: split into 3 monthly payments, interest-free. Unregulated credit agreement, 18+ UK residents. No traditional long-term finance (Klarna only).
Warranty
10-year frame guarantee from delivery date. 1-year guarantee on filling and upholstery. Exclusions: wear/tear, neglect, misuse, water/heat/weather exposure, animal damage, incorrect assembly. In addition to statutory consumer rights.
After-sales: 10-year frame guarantee; all sofas UK-made to order
Returns Policy
14 days from delivery (rest-drive period). NOT free returns: £95 collection fee for sofas, original delivery not refunded. Must show no evidence of use. Faulty items: full refund including delivery. Call 0203 141 8300 within 14 days.
Sustainability
High (some eco-friendly fabrics, packaging)
Contact Loaf
- Phone
- 020 3141 8371
- awake@loaf.com
Benny's Take — Loaf in Wakefield
Loaf Wakefield (WF17 6JL) is part of the Redbrick Mill cluster — fewer Loaf 'Shacks' exist than you'd hope, so having one in West Yorkshire is genuinely useful. The Shacks are exactly what they say on the tin: relaxed, properly comfy showrooms where you actually want to lounge for an hour rather than do the polite-twenty-minute browse. Range covers the iconic sloppy sofas, beds and the rest of the Loaf catalogue. Klarna for the payments, nothing more elaborate. Pair it with the Neptune and Sofas & Stuff next door at Redbrick Mill for a properly fun Yorkshire sofa morning.
Sofa Shopping in Wakefield
Wakefield's 10 sofa showrooms run across two distinct clusters that essentially serve different shoppers — Birstall Retail Park at Junction 27 on the M62 for the mainstream chains, and the Redbrick Mill area in Batley for the design-led end. Junction 27 is your DFS, Furniture Village, ScS Leeds and Sofology territory at WF17 9AD — proper retail-park sofa shopping, park-and-walk efficiency at its most utilitarian. The Wakefield town side has Dunelm on Marsh Way Retail Park (WF1 2UD) and ScS Wakefield on Ings Road (WF2 9SD) for the budget end. The real story, though, is Redbrick Mill on Bradford Road in Batley at WF17 6JF — a converted Victorian mill that houses Sofas & Stuff, Loaf, Neptune Redbrick and a second Sofology (the Redbrick Mill branch), all in the same heritage building. That's a genuinely unusual concentration of design-conscious brands under one roof, and it's the reason West Yorkshire shoppers from Leeds and Bradford make the trip rather than going into either city centre for sofas. With 4 budget, 2 mid-range, 3 mid-to-high and Neptune at the luxury end, the price coverage is broader than most cities this size. The Loaf and Sofas & Stuff combination is particularly strong if you want British craft with personality — Loaf's showrooms are properly fun, and Sofas & Stuff is my number-one pick across the whole directory. Practical bits: Junction 27 is dead easy off the M62 J27, free parking, and Redbrick Mill is a 5-minute drive south through Batley. Combine the two and you've got a serious West Yorkshire sofa expedition in half a day, with time for a Yorkshire-pudding lunch in between. Saturday afternoons get busy at Junction 27 — Sunday or weekday mornings are the move. Wakefield punches above its size partly because Redbrick exists, frankly.
Browse all sofa showrooms in Wakefield →Compare Sofa Brands in Wakefield
In Wakefield, Loaf is one of 8 sofa brands with showrooms. Benny rates Loaf 4/5. Here's how it compares:
| Brand | Rating | Price | Showrooms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loaf | £££ | 1 | |
| DFS | £ | 1 | |
| Dunelm | £ | 1 | |
| Furniture Village | £££ | 1 | |
| Neptune | £££ | 1 | |
| SCS | £ | 2 |
+ 2 more brands in Wakefield. View all →
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