How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

We've all slept in a pull-out couch at one point or another, whether it was when we were kids and had sleepovers, or late nights spent at friends' homes. The right sectional pull out sleeper sofa provides comfort, convenience and a clean look that blends into your decor.

A great option is the Milo from Rove Concepts. The sectional sofa that can be converted into a convertible one comes with a mattress that's easy to take out and comes with kiln dried hardwood and dowelled joints.

Versatility

If you have an idea of a guest but do not have the space for a separate bedroom, a sectional sofa sleeper is an ideal choice. These sofas can be transformed into beds for your guests over the course of the night, turning Upgrade Your Living Space with BALUS Sofa Bed living space or office into a cozy space. Sleeper sofas are more versatile than ever. Some are made with memory foam mattresses to provide additional comfort, while others include a storage solution like an interior pocket that is hidden to keep blankets and sheets handy. Some can even be converted into an oversized chaise lounge, providing an additional sleeping area for your guests.

When selecting a sleeper sectional, think about the design of your home. A sleek, pull-out sofa that has a twin-sized mattress is perfect for modern rooms. But a futon sleeper or wood-framed sofa might be better for rustic designs. Before you buy, measure the space where it will be placed to make sure that it will be a good fit. Then, decorate the sofa with pillows, blankets, and other decorative accessories to ensure it is comfortable for sleeping and sitting.

A sectional sleeper sofa is a blend of two highly functional pieces of furniture--a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation offers the best of both worlds, giving you a comfortable place to watch TV or relax with friends, and also a suitable place for guests staying overnight to sleep. The elegant design will enhance the look of any living room no matter if it's traditional or contemporary.

Unlike conventional futons, sectional sleeper sofas feature mattresses that fold out to form a bed. The mattress in a sectional can be made from various materials, such as foam, memory foam, HR foam or innerspring. Foam mattresses are light and flexible, whereas memory foam and innerspring mattresses are firmer and longer lasting.

Choose from a wide range of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that resist moisture and stains for easy cleaning. Check out our collection of modern sectional sofas and couches to find the one you like, and then request a free swatch to see how it will look in your home.

Convenience

The sectional sleeper sofa appears and feels like a regular couch. However, beneath the cushions is a hidden bed that can be easily transformed into a large mattress. Compared to an air mattress, which must be kept stowed away when not in use and occupies lots of space, this kind of sofa bed is more practical and versatile.

There are models with a storage chaise that provides additional sitting and sleeping space. This type of sleeper couch is ideal for those who frequently entertain guests or have friends or family who stay with them. You can keep pillows and blankets in the vicinity to be ready for a quick stay.

The ability to customize is another benefit. There are many sofa beds available with a wide range of upholstery options. They include fabrics that are that are designed to last and provide stain resistance. Some even feature built-in USB ports to facilitate charging of devices. You can pick from different colors and patterns to suit your personal style.

In addition to selecting the fabric that is appropriate to your decor, you can also customize your comfort level by picking an innerspring or memory foam mattress. Innerspring mattresses are traditional and provide a firm foundation, whereas memory foam mattresses mold to the contours of your body and are a more restful choice for sleeping.

A reversible sleeper sofa is another convenient option, allowing you to arrange the chaise on either side of the sofa so it fits your space's layout and floor plan effortlessly. There are models with a compartment hidden to store pillows, blankets and other supplies.

The majority of sleeper sofas require some assembly before you can use them, but this is usually a simple process that takes between 10 to 15 minutes. Before buying, make sure you measure the area in your home as well as the box it comes in. You may need to measure your front door, hallways, and corners that are tight to make sure you can access the furniture. If you live in a condo or apartment, you should also determine if the sofa will fit into the elevator or stairwell in your building.

Comfort

Sleeper sofas are well-known to anyone who has stayed over at a friend's house. These pieces of furniture, also known as convertible couches or pull-out sofas combine the advantages of couches and beds in one piece. They are great for small and guest rooms. When you choose a sectional that has a pull out mattress you'll need to look for features like comfort easy assembly and maintenance, as well as design.

Start by determining the dimensions of the room and the number of people sitting or sleeping in the space. You'll have to decide on the type of mattress that you'd like: a futon couch with a metal framework works well in the country-style, rustic room. A memory foam or innerspring bed might be better for a contemporary space.

Some sleeper sectionals come with mattresses that can be removed from the middle of the sofa. Others might include it in the corner or chaise sections. If you are looking for a sectional with pull-out beds you should look for handles or hinges that make it easy to remove the mattress. Some models even come with mechanisms that click into place to make the process quick and easy.

You'll also need to think about the comfort of the sectional sofa as you'll be sitting on it a lot. Look for high-quality material and construction like durable fabric that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions should be comfortable and made from polyester fibers, polyester down or foam.

The addition of a sectional pull-out sleeper sofa to your home is a great option to accommodate overnight guests while keeping your living space fashionable and comfortable. With numerous options to pick from, you're bound to find the ideal furniture 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 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 put eight sleeper sofas to the test, and compared their comfort, durability, and ease of assembly and cleaning.

Style

While comfort and versatility are two of the most important characteristics of a sectional pull out sleeper sectional out sleeper, style is also an important factor to consider when choosing one. There are styles available in a variety of aesthetics that range from mid-century modern to contemporary. If you want to make your sectional the focal area of your room choose a style that features sleek track arms and a stylish silhouette. On the other hand, if want to keep it minimal and simple, opt for the style that has soft cushions and soft edges.

The Milo sectional, which is available at West Elm, comes in various velvet, felt, faux leather, and weave options to suit your taste. It features a left- or right-facing chaise lounge. It also comes with an innerspring mattress that is queen-sized. This sleeper sofa also offers plenty of seating and an ottoman for storage that can be stowed away under the chaise when not being used. The sleep surface folds down from a concealed compartment under the chaise and the ottoman is a great place to stash extra blankets and sheets for guests.

The Oxford sleeper sofa by Room & Board is another option. The trundle mechanism that rolls out is made of high-resilience polyurethane to provide a comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional has plenty of seating, and is lined with your choice of fabric. It is pet-friendly and children-friendly performance fabrics.

If you're considering a convertible sectional, be aware that some models have an integrated bed that is easier to be transformed than other. Certain models require you to remove the sofa cushions to reveal the sleeping surface Some models have a unique mechanism that can operate at the touch of a button. 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 modular sleeper sectionals, that is shipped in a variety of boxes and is assembled at the site. This kind of sleeper sofa can fit through narrow hallways and doorways and is a good choice for apartments and condos in which space is limited. It is important to test the dimensions of your front doors as well as other entrances to make sure they'll be capable of accommodating these massive pieces.