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How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

From sleepovers in the childhood to late nights at the friends' apartments, most of us have had the pleasure of sleeping on a pull out l shaped couch with pull out bed at one point or another. The right sectional sleeper sofa will provide you with convenience, comfort and a clean design that is easy to integrate into your decor.

An excellent option is the Milo from Rove Concepts. This sectional couch with pull out bed that can be converted into mattress that is easy to remove, and features dowelled joints and kiln dried hardwood.

Versatility

If you have an idea of a guest but do not have the space for a separate bedroom, an upholstered sectional sofa sleeper can be an ideal choice. These sofas can be converted into beds for overnight guests, and transform any office or living space into a comfortable retreat. Today's sleeper sofas have more flexibility than ever before. Some are made with memory foam mattresses for extra comfort, while others come with storage options such as an under-seat pocket that can be used to keep sheets and blankets handy. Some convert into chaise lounges, allowing your guests more room to sleep.

Consider the style of your house when you're choosing a sleeper sofa sectional. A sleek pull-out sofa with twin mattresses is great for contemporary rooms, while an ottoman or a wood-framed sleeper sofa may better suit rustic styles. Once you've chosen a style, test the dimensions of your space to make sure it fits before making your purchase. Then, style the sofa with pillows, blankets, and other decorative accessories to make it comfortable for both sleeping and sitting.

A sectional sleeper sofa consists of two very useful pieces of furniture - a loveseat as well as a bed. Its seamless transformation gives you the best of both worlds, an ideal place to unwind or enjoy a TV show with friends, and a practical place for guests to stay overnight. The elegant design blends seamlessly with any style of decor from contemporary to traditional and enhances the appearance of your living room.

Sectional sleeper couches, in contrast to futons, come with mattresses that folds out to make a bed. The mattress of a sectional sofa may be constructed of foam memory foam, innerspring or HR foam. Foam mattresses are light and flexible, whereas innerspring and memory foam mattresses are firmer and more long lasting.

Pick from a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that can withstand water and stains for simple cleaning. Check out the variety of contemporary sectional sleeper sofas and couches to find the one you like best, then order a free swatch to see how your fabric will look in your space.

Convenience

The sectional sleeper sofa is a couch that is similar to a regular couch. But, beneath the cushions is a bed that can easily be transformed into a large mattress. This kind of sofa bed provides more flexibility and comfort than an air mattress which can be stored away when not being used.

There are models that come with storage settees that gives you additional sleeping and sitting space. If you like entertaining guests frequently or often have friends or family staying over then this is the type of sleeper sofa you need. You can keep pillows and blankets in the vicinity to be ready for an impromptu stay.

The ability to customize is another benefit. Sofa beds are available in a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are specifically designed for longevity and stain resistance. Some sofa beds even come with USB ports that are built-in to allow charging devices. You can pick from a variety of different patterns and colors to suit your personal style.

In addition to picking the right fabric to match your decor You can also alter your comfort level by picking an innerspring or memory foam mattress. Mattresses made of innerspring are classic and provide a firm foundation, whereas memory foam mattresses conform to the contours of your body, making them a more restful choice for sleeping.

Reversible sleeper sofas are a second alternative. You can arrange the chaise on the left or right side of the couch to suit your room's floor plan and arrangement. There are also models that have an under-the-bed storage compartment that can be used to store pillows, blankets, and other supplies.

Most sleeper sectional couches require some assembly, but it is a simple task that usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Before buying, make sure you measure the area in your home and the box it is packed in. You may need to measure your front door, hallways, and tight corners to ensure you get the furniture through them. If you live in a condominium or apartment, you must be sure that the sofa will fit in your building’s elevator and stairwell.

Comfort

Sleeper sofas are familiar to anyone who has stayed over at a house of a friend. These furniture pieces -often referred to as convertible sofas or pull-out couches -- combine the functions of a couch and a bed which makes them perfect for small pull out sectional and guest rooms. When choosing a sectional with an adjustable mattress look for features such as ease of maintenance, comfort and assembly, and design.

Start by determining the dimensions of the space and the number of people who will be either sleeping or sitting in the space. You'll need to choose the kind of mattress you'd like: a futon couch with an aluminum frame works well in the country-style, rustic room. A memory foam or innerspring bed might be better for a modern space.

Some sleeper sectionals have a mattress that can be pulled out from the middle of the sofa. Others might include it in the chaise or corner sections. If you are looking for a sectional with an out-of-the-way bed look for handles or hinges that allow you to pull out the mattress. A few models even have mechanisms that click into the position to make the process quick and easy.

You should also consider the comfort of the sectional sofa as you'll be sitting on it often. You should look for an excellent material and construction, such as a durable fabric that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions are designed to be comfortable and constructed of polyester fibers, polyester down, or foam.

The addition of a sectional pull out sectional bed-out sleeper sofa to your home is a great option to accommodate guests for overnight stays while keeping your living room fashionable and comfortable. There are so many options available that you're bound to you'll find the perfect piece for your home.

To assist with your purchase, we consulted experts in the industry, including Nina Edwards Anker, founder and designer of the interiors at Nea Studio; Jessica Harris, designer and manager 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 compared eight sleeper sofas, comparing the comfort, durability and ease of assembly and cleaning.

Style

When looking for a sectional sleeper convenience and versatility are the most important characteristics. However, style is another factor to think about. You can find styles in many different styles, from contemporary and transitional to mid-century contemporary and casual. If you're looking to make your sectional the center area of your room choose a style that has sleek track arms and a chic shape. On the other hand, if prefer to keep it simple and simple, choose the style that has soft cushions and soft edges.

The Milo sectional pull out couch with storage, which is available at West Elm, comes in various velvet, felt faux leather and weave choices to fit your style. It has a queen-sized innerspring mattress and a chaise lounge that can be positioned either left or right. This sleeper sofa also offers ample seating as well as an ottoman for storage that can be stowed away under the chaise when it is not being used. The sleep surface folds down from a hidden compartment underneath the chaise, and the ottoman is the ideal spot to store extra blankets and sheets for guests.

Another alternative is an Oxford sleeper sofa from Room & Board. The rollout trundle-like mechanism is made of high-resiliency polyurethane foam for an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional has plenty of seating, and it's lined with a fabric of your choice. It is children and pet-friendly performance fabrics.

A word of caution when choosing a convertible sectional: Certain models come with a built-in bed that is more easily converted than others. Certain styles require you to take the cushions off the sofa to reveal the sleeping area and some models have an exclusive button-operated mechanism. Some sleeper sectionals come with a standard size mattress, while others do not. This makes it difficult to find sheets that will fit them.

You can also choose a modular sleeper sectional, which ships in several boxes and is assembled on-site. This kind of sleeper sofa can fit through narrow hallways and doors and is a great option for condos and apartments where space is tight. It is important to determine the dimensions of your entrances and the front doors to ensure they can hold large pieces.