How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa
Most of us have slept in a pull-out couch at some point or another, whether it was during sleepovers as children or nights spent at friends' homes. The best sectional sleeper sofa will provide you with convenience, comfort and a clean design that is easy to integrate into your decor.
The Milo by Rove Concepts is a great option. This sectional sofa convertible comes with a mattress that's easy to remove and features kiln-dried hardwood and dowelled joints.
Versatility
When you want to host guests but don't have enough space in your home to accommodate an entire guest bedroom, consider adding a sectional sleeper sofa. These versatile couches transform into beds to accommodate guests over the course of the night, turning your living room or home office into a comfy space. Today's sleeper sofas provide more flexibility than before. Some are made with memory foam mattresses for extra comfort, while other come with storage options such as a hidden side pocket to keep blankets and sheets handy. Some even convert into an oversized chaise lounge, providing additional sleeping space for your guests.
When you are choosing a sleeper sectional, think about the style of your home. A modern pull-out couch with twin mattresses is ideal for modern spaces, whereas a futon or wood-framed sleeper sofa is more suitable for rustic designs. Before you buy, measure the space where it will be put to ensure it will be a good fit. Style the sofa with blankets, pillows and other items of decor to make it comfortable for sitting and sleeping.
A sectional sofa sleeper is a combination of two furniture pieces that are highly functional: a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation offers the best of both worlds, offering you a cozy place to watch TV or relax with friends, and a comfortable place for overnight guests to rest. The stylish design blends seamlessly with any decor theme, from traditional to contemporary to enhance the look of your living room.
Sectional sleeper couches, as opposed to futons, come with a mattress that can be folded out to form a bed. The mattress in a sectional can be constructed of a variety of materials, such as foam memory foam, HR foam or innerspring. Foam mattresses are lightweight and flexible, while innerspring and memory foam are more rigid and durable.
Select from a range of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are resistant to water and stains for simple cleaning. Browse our selection of modern sectional sofas and couches to find one you like, then order a swatch for free to see how it appears in your home.
Convenience
A sectional pull-out sleeper sofa appears and functions as a normal couch, but underneath the cushions there's an unintentionally hidden bed that transforms into a full-size mattress. As opposed to an air mattress, which has to be stored away when not in use and takes up lots of space, this type of sofa bed is more practical and versatile.
There are models with a chaise storage that provides additional sitting and sleeping space. If you are a person who entertains guests frequently or often have family members or friends over this is the kind of sleeper sofa for you. It allows you to keep blankets, pillows and sheets nearby to be ready for impromptu stay-overs.
Customization is another advantage. There are many sofa beds available in a range of upholstery options. These include high-performance fabrics designed for durability and stain resistance. Some sofa beds come with USB ports built-in for charging devices. You can pick from different patterns and colors to fit your individual style.
You can alter your comfort level as well as selecting a fabric that matches your home's décor by choosing an innerspring mattress or memory foam. Mattresses made of innerspring are classic and provide firm support, while memory foam mattresses conform to the contours of your body, making them more comfortable for sleeping.
Reversible sleeper couches are another alternative. You can configure the chaise on the left or right side of the couch according to the room's floor plan and arrangement. There are models that have a hidden compartment to store pillows, blankets and other supplies.
Most sleeper sectional couches require some assembly, but it's an easy job that usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes. Before purchasing, be sure you measure the space in your home as well as the box it is packed in. You may have to take measurements of your entrance, hallways, and tight corners to make sure you can access the furniture. If you live in a condominium or apartment, you need to also determine if the sofa can fit in your building’s elevator and stairwell.
Comfort
Sleeper sofas are a common sight for anyone who has stayed at a house of a friend. These pieces of furniture, also known as convertible sofas or pull-out couches, combine the functions of the bed and couch in one piece. They are ideal for small apartments and guests rooms. When you are choosing a sectional with a pull-out mattress be sure to consider features such as comfort, ease of maintenance and assembly, and design.
Start by determining the dimensions of the space as well as the number of people who will be sleeping or sitting in the space. You'll need to decide on the type of mattress that you'd like A futon sofa with metal frames is ideal in the country-style, rustic room. A innerspring or memory foam mattress could be a better choice for a modern-day space.
The majority of sleeper sectionals have a mattress that pulls out from the middle of the sofa. However, some have it built into the corner or chaise sections. When choosing a sectional with pull out mattress that has a mattress that is pull-out it is important to look for easy-to-use handles or hinges to aid you in pulling it out when needed. Certain models come with mechanisms that click into place. This makes the process quick and easy.
You'll also want to consider the comfort of the sectional sofa, since you'll be sitting on it a lot. You should choose an excellent fabric and construction like a sturdy fabric that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions should be comfortable and made from polyester fibers, polyester down or foam.
A sectional sleeper sofa with a pull-out is a great choice to host guests who stay overnight at your home while ensuring the look and feel of your living room. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find the ideal furniture piece for your home.
To assist you in purchasing, we consulted experts in the field, including Nina Edwards Anker, founder and designer of the interiors at Nea Studio; Jessica Harris, designer and director of production design at Room & Board; and Michelle Castagna, owner of Muse Design Studio and president of Florida's International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA). Our PEOPLE Tested team tested eight sleeper sofas, comparing comfort, durability and ease of assembly and cleaning.
Style
When looking for a sectional sleeper, comfort and versatility are important characteristics. However, style is another factor to take into consideration. You can find styles in a wide range of aesthetics including transitional and contemporary to mid-century contemporary and casual. If you want your sectional to be a focal point in your space, select one with sleek track arms and an elegant design. On the other hand, if you want to keep it low-key and simple, go for a style with plush cushions and soft edges.
The Milo sectional is available at West Elm in a variety of faux leather, felt, weave, and velvet options. It comes with a left or right-facing chaise lounge. It also comes with a queen-sized innerspring mattress. The sleeper sofa also has plenty of seating and an ottoman storage space that can be stowed away underneath the chaise when not when not in use. The sleep surface folds out from a hidden compartment underneath the chaise and the ottoman is a great location to store blankets and sheets for guests.
Another alternative is the Oxford VanAcc Sleeper Sofa with USB Cup Holders Storage Chaise Sofas And Couches sofa from Room & Board. The rollout trundle mechanism is made of high-resilience polyurethane to provide an extremely comfortable and cosy sleeping surface. This sectional is spacious with plenty of seating and is upholstered with a fabric of your choice. It includes pet-friendly and children-friendly performance fabrics.
A word of caution when choosing a convertible sectional: Certain models come with a built-in mattress that is more easily converted than other models. Certain models require you to remove the cushions from the sofa to reveal the sleeping area and some models have a unique button-operated mechanism. Some sleeper sectionals come with a standard mattress size and others don't, which may make it challenging to find compatible sheets for the beds.
You can also opt for a modular sleeper sofa, that comes in a variety of boxes. It is constructed on site. This kind of sleeper sofa can be able to fit through narrow hallways and doors, and is a great option for condos and apartments in which space is limited. It is essential to examine the dimensions of your entrances and the front doors to ensure they can fit large pieces.