How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

From sleepovers in the childhood to late nights at friends' apartments, most of us have slept on a pull out couch at some point. A sectional sleeper sofa that is well-designed will provide you with convenience, comfort and a sleek appearance that blends into your decor.

The Milo by Rove Concepts is a great alternative. This convertible sectional has a mattress which is easy to take off, and comes with dowelled joints and kiln dried hardwood.

Versatility

If you're planning to host guests but don't have space in your home for a full guest bedroom think about adding a sectional sleeper sofa. These sofas can be converted into beds for overnight guests, transforming your office or living space into a cozy space. Sleeper sofas today provide more flexibility than before. Some are made with memory foam mattresses to provide additional comfort, while others include a storage solution like an under-seat pocket that can be used to keep blankets and sheets handy. Some even convert into an oversized chaise lounge, providing additional sleeping space for your guests.

When selecting a sleeper sectional, think about the style of your home. A modern pull-out sofa with twin-sized mattresses is perfect for modern rooms. But a futon sleeper or wood-framed couch might be more appropriate for rustic designs. Before buying, measure the space in which it will be placed to ensure it will be a good fit. Set the sofa up with blankets, pillows and other decorative items to make it comfortable both to sit and sleep.

A sectional sofa sleeper is a combination of two furniture pieces that are highly functional: a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation gives you the best of both worlds, providing you a comfy place to watch TV or relax with friends, and a comfortable place for guests staying overnight to sleep. The stylish design will enhance the look of any living room no matter if it's traditional or contemporary.

Sectional sleeper couches, unlike futons, have mattresses that folds out to form a bed. The mattress of a sectional sofa may be made out of foam, memory foam or HR foam. Foam mattresses are light and flexible, while memory foam and innerspring mattresses are more firm and long lasting.

Pick from a range of upholstery options including performance fabrics that resist water and stains to make cleaning simpler. Browse the selection of modern sectional sleeper sofas and couches to find the one you like best and then request a no-cost swatch to see how the fabric looks in your space.

Convenience

A sectional pull-out sleeper sofa looks and functions as a normal l shaped couch with pull out bed, but beneath the cushions there's an under-bed that transforms into a large-sized mattress. This type of sofa bed provides more versatility and convenience than an air mattress that is required to be stored when not in use.

You can also find models with a storage chaise which provides extra sleeping and sitting space. If you like entertaining guests often or have family or friends staying over then this is the type of sleeper sofa that you should consider. It allows you to keep pillows, blankets, and sheets close by so that you're always ready for impromptu stay-overs.

Another benefit is the ability to customize your look. Sofa beds are available in a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are specifically designed to last and resist staining. Some sofa beds have USB ports that are built-in to allow charging devices. You can choose from several different colors and patterns to suit your personal style.

You can personalize your comfort level as well as selecting a fabric that matches your home's décor by choosing an innerspring mattress or memory foam. Innerspring mattresses are traditional and offer a firmer support, whereas memory foam mattresses conform to the contours of your body which makes them an ideal choice for more restful sleeping.

A convertible sleeper sofa is a useful option that allows you to configure the chaise on either side of the sofa so it matches your room's layout and floor plan seamlessly. There are models that have an enclosed compartment that can be used to store pillows, blankets, and other items.

Most sleeper sectional couches require some assembly, but it's a simple task that usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Before purchasing, be sure you measure the area within your home and the box it comes in. You may have to measure your front door hallways, tight corners and hallways to make sure the furniture can pass through. It is also important to determine whether the sofa can fit into the elevator or stairwell of your building when you are living in a condo or an apartment.

Comfort

Sleeper sofas are a common sight for anyone who has stayed at a friend’s house. These furniture piecesknown as convertible sofas or pull-out couches -- combine the functions of a couch and bed all in one and are perfect for guest rooms and small rooms. When you choose a sectional that has a mattress that can be pulled out you'll need to look for features like comfort, ease of assembly and maintenance, as well as style.

Begin by determining the size of the space as well as the number of people who will be sitting or sleeping in the space. You'll have to decide on the kind of mattress you want: a futon couch with a metal framework works well in an old-fashioned, country-style space. A memory foam or innerspring bed could be a better choice for a contemporary space.

Most sleeper sectionals feature a mattress that pulls out from the center of the sofa, however some feature it integrated into the chaise or corner sections. If you're looking for a sectional with an out-of-the-way bed look for handles or hinges that make it easy to remove the mattress. Some models have a mechanism which clicks into place. This makes the process fast and easy.

You should also consider the comfort of the sectional sofa as you'll be sitting on it frequently. Look for high-quality construction and materials like durable fabric that resists wear and tear. The cushions should be comfortable and made from polyester fibers, polyester down, or foam.

A sectional sleeper sofa that pulls out is a great choice to accommodate guests who stay overnight at your home while ensuring a stylish and comfortable living space. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find the ideal furniture piece for your home.

We consulted industry experts to help you make the right choice. These included Nina Edwards Anker (founder and interior designer of neastudio), 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 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 aspects. However it is also important to consider style. to consider. You can find styles in many different styles including transitional and contemporary to mid-century modern and casual. If you want your sectional to be the focal point of your home, pick a design with sleek track arms and a sleek silhouette. If you prefer a less formal look, choose a style that features plush cushions with soft edges.

The Milo sectional, which is sold at West Elm, comes in several felt, velvet, weave and faux leather choices to fit your style. It has a left or right-facing chaise lounge and includes a queen-sized innerspring mattress. This sleeper sofa comes with ample seating as well as an ottoman storage space which can be stored underneath the chaise when not being used. The sleep surface folds away from a hidden compartment underneath the chaise and the ottoman is a great place to stash extra blankets and sheets for guests.

The Oxford sleeper sofa from Room & Board is another alternative. The rollout trundle mechanism is made of high-resilience polyurethane to provide an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional provides plenty of seating and is covered in your choice of fabric, including children and pet-friendly performance fabrics that are easy to clean.

A note of caution when selecting a convertible sectional: Some models come with a built-in bed which is much easier to convert than others. Certain styles require you to remove the cushions from the sofa to reveal the sleeping area, while other styles have an exclusive button-operated mechanism. Additionally, some sleeper sectionals come with the standard size mattress, while others don't, which could make it difficult to find suitable sheets for them.

You can also opt for a modular sleeper sofa, that is available in multiple boxes. It is constructed on the spot. This type of sleeper sofa is able to fit through narrow hallways as well as doorways and is a good option for condos and apartments where space is tight. However, it's important to test the dimensions of your front door and other entrances to make sure they'll be able to accommodate these large pieces.