No. The Lounge Sofa is a 3D asset, not a mod — there is nothing to put in your mods folder and it does not appear in the in-game shop. You build it into your own project: into a scene in any 3D software, or via Merge Groups into your own FS25 map or mod i3d.

Building an FS25 map or mod in the GIANTS Editor: the GIANTS package (i3d plus DDS). Anything else — Unity, Unreal, Godot, a web viewer, your own Blender scene: the 3D package (Blender, FBX, glTF). It is the same model in both: 90,634 triangles, 0.93 × 1.59 × 0.85 m.

Unzip the GIANTS Editor package, open your own map or mod i3d in the GIANTS Editor and bring the Lounge Sofa in via Merge Groups. The DDS textures lie next to the i3d and are found automatically. The package holds shapes and one collision box and no placeable wrapper, so nothing appears in the in-game shop — you place it as part of your own map or mod.

Yes. The 3D package holds a Blender file with packed textures, an FBX and a glTF 2.0 with its textures in a folder next to it. Blender opens the .blend directly; Unity, Unreal, Godot and web viewers read the FBX or the glTF. Textures: PBR — base colour 8K, normal, roughness and metallic 4K.

Sign in — the download box on the Lounge Sofa page lists both packages and shows which membership level they need. Take the 3D package, the GIANTS package, or both; it is the same model.

Yes, commercially too, as long as FS Modworks is named in your credits. What you may not do is pass on or sell the package itself — for example uploading the download unchanged to another portal. That is the FSMW Asset License 1.0.