How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

From childhood sleepovers to late nights at the friends' apartments, most of us have slept on a pull out couch at some point. The ideal sectional pull-out sleeper sofa can provide comfort, convenience and a sleek design that is a perfect match to your decor.

A great choice is the Milo from Rove Concepts. The sectional convertible has mattress that is easy to take off, and comes with dowelled joints as well as kiln dried hardwood.

Versatility

If you're looking to host guests but don't have room in your home for an entire guest bedroom you might consider adding a sectional sleeper sofa. These sofas can be turned into beds for overnight guests, turning your office or living space into a cozy retreat. Sleeper sofas are more versatile than ever. Some sleeper sofas are constructed with memory foam mattresses to provide extra comfort. Some come with a storage solution, for example hidden side pockets to store sheets and blankets. Some even convert into a chaise lounge, giving even more sleeping space for your guests.

When choosing a sleeper sectional, think about the design of your home. A sleek pull-out couch with twin mattresses is great for modern spaces, whereas a futon or wood-framed sleeper sofa may better suit rustic designs. After you've decided on an aesthetic, measure the dimensions in your space to ensure it's appropriate before you purchase. Then, style the sofa with blankets, pillows and other accessories to make it comfortable for both sleeping and sitting.

A sectional sleeper sofa consists of two highly functional pieces of furniture--a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation provides the best of both worlds, a comfortable spot to relax or watch a show with your friends and a convenient place for overnight guests. The stylish design will enhance the look of any living room regardless of whether it's traditional or modern.

In contrast to conventional futons, sectional sleeper sofas feature a real mattress that folds out to create a proper bed. The mattress in a sectional can be constructed from a variety of materials, including foam, PUREMIND Memory Foam Sofa Bed - Comfortable 2-in-1 foam, HR foam or innerspring. Foam mattresses are lightweight and flexible while memory foam and innerspring mattresses are firmer and longer lasting.

Select from a wide range of upholstery options, including high-performance fabrics that are resistant to water and stains to make cleaning easier. Explore our collection of contemporary sectional sofas and couches to find one you like, then take a sample to see how it looks in your home.

Convenience

The sectional pull-out sleeper sofa is a couch that is similar to a regular couch. However, beneath the cushions is a hidden bed which can be easily transformed into a large mattress. This kind of sofa bed offers more versatility and convenience than an air mattress that can be stored away when not in use.

There are also models with a storage settee that gives you additional sleeping and sitting space. If you like entertaining guests often or frequently have friends or family staying over this is the kind of sleeper sofa you need. It lets you keep pillows, blankets, and sheets nearby to ensure you're available for stay-overs.

Another benefit is the ability to alter your look. There are many sofa beds available with a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are designed to last and resist staining. Some come with built-in USB ports to facilitate charging of devices. You can choose from several different colors and patterns to fit your individual style.

You can personalize your level of comfort 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 mold to the contours of your body which makes them an ideal choice for more restful sleeping.

Reversible sleeper couches are another option. You can arrange the chaise on either the left or right side of the couch to suit the room's floor plan and layout. There are models that come with a hidden compartment to store pillows, blankets and other accessories.

The majority of sleeper sectional couches require some assembly, but it is an easy job that usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes. Before purchasing, be sure you measure the space in your home and the box it is packed in. You may need to measure your front door as well as hallways and tight corners to ensure that the furniture will fit into. Also, you should determine if the sofa can fit into your building's elevator and stairwell if you are living in an apartment or condo.

Comfort

If you've ever spent the night at a friend's house and slept there, you're likely familiar with sleeper sofas. These pieces of furniture are also known as convertible couches or pull-out sofas combine the advantages of the bed and couch in one piece. They are great for small and guest rooms. If you are considering a sectional with a pull out mattress you'll need to look for features like comfort, ease of assembly and maintenance, and design.

Start by determining the size of the room and the number of people who will be sitting or sleeping in the space. You'll also need to determine the kind of mattress you'd prefer A futon-style sofa with a frame made of metal works well in the country or rustic style, whereas a memory foam or innerspring mattress might be best for a contemporary space.

Some sleeper sectionals come with mattresses that can be removed from the middle of the sofa. Others may have it built in to the corner section or chaise. 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 have a mechanism which clicks into place. This makes the process quick and simple.

As you will be using the sectional sofa often it is essential to think about the comfort. You should look for the best quality material and construction like a sturdy fabric that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions are designed to be comfortable and constructed of polyester fibers, polyester down, or foam.

A sectional pull-out sleeper sofa is a great option to accommodate guests who stay overnight at your home while maintaining the look and feel of your living space. There are so many options that you're bound to you'll find the perfect piece for your home.

To help you purchase we sought out experts in the industry including Nina Edwards Anker, founder and interior designer 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 put eight sleeper sofas to the test, comparing their durability, comfort and ease of assembly and cleaning.

Style

When shopping for a sectional sleeper, comfort and versatility are important features. However there is also the matter of style to consider. The styles are available in a wide range of styles that range from mid-century modern to contemporary. If you want your sectional to become the focal point of your room, choose one with sleek track arms and an elegant shape. If you prefer a more low-key look, select a design that features soft cushions with soft edges.

The Milo sectional is available at West Elm in a variety of faux leather, felt weave, velvet, and options. It has an innerspring bed that is queen-sized and a chaise lounge that can be placed either left or right. The sleeper sofa comes with plenty of seating and an ottoman for storage that can be stored under the chaise when it is not in use. The sleep surface folds out from a hidden compartment underneath the chaise and the ottoman is the perfect place to stash extra blankets and sheets for guests.

Another option is the Oxford sleeper sofa by Room & Board. The rollout trundle-like mechanism is constructed of high-resiliency foam to provide an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional offers plenty of seating space and can be covered in your choice of fabrics that is suitable for pets and children. performance fabrics that are easy to clean.

If you're considering a convertible sectional, be aware that some models have an integrated bed that is easier to be converted than other. Certain styles require you to remove the cushions on the sofa to reveal the sleep surface Some models have a unique mechanism that can control with the touch of a button. Some sleeper sectionals have an ordinary-sized mattress but others don't. This can make it difficult to find sheets that fit them.

You can also opt for a modular sleeper sectional that comes in multiple boxes and is assembled on site. This type of sleeper sofa is able to be able to fit through narrow hallways and doorways and is a good option for condos and apartments where space is tight. It's important to check the dimensions of your entrances and the front doors to ensure they can accommodate large pieces.