How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

From sleepovers at the age of a child to late nights at friends at their homes, the majority of us have slept on a pull out sofa at some point. The best sectional sleeper sofa will offer you comfort, convenience and a sleek appearance that will blend into your home decor.

A great option is the Milo from Rove Concepts. This sectional that can be converted into mattress that is easy to take off, and comes with dowelled joints as well as kiln dried hardwood.

Versatility

When you want to host guests but don't have enough room in your home for an entire guest bedroom you might consider adding a sectional sleeper sofa. These versatile sofas can transform into beds for your guests for the night, turning your living space or home office into a comfortable space. Sleeper sofas are more adaptable than ever. Some are constructed with memory foam mattresses to provide extra comfort, while others come with storage options such as an under-seat pocket that can be used to keep blankets and sheets handy. Some convert into chaise lounges, providing your guests more sleeping space.

When selecting a sleeper sectional, think about the design of your home. A sleek, l shaped pull out sofa-out sofa that has a twin-sized mattress is perfect for modern spaces. However, a futon sleeper or a wood-framed couch may be more suitable for rustic designs. Once you've chosen a style, test the dimensions of your space to ensure it's appropriate before making your purchase. Decorate the sofa with pillows, blankets and other decorative items to make it comfortable both 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 provides the best of both, the perfect place to relax or enjoy a TV show with guests and a comfortable space for guests to stay overnight. The elegant design will enhance the look of any living room regardless of whether it's traditional or contemporary.

In contrast to conventional futons, sectional sleeper sofas feature a real mattress that folds out to make a bed. The mattress of a sectional sofa can 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.

Choose from a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that resist moisture and stains to make cleaning easy. Check out our collection of modern sectional sofas and couches to find one you like. Then request a free swatch to see how it appears in your home.

Convenience

The sectional sleeper sofa looks and feels like the regular couch. However, beneath the cushions is a hidden bed that can easily be transformed into a larger mattress. This kind of sofa bed provides more flexibility and convenience than an air mattress which must be stored when not being used.

There are also models with storage settees that gives you additional sleeping and sitting space. This type of sleeper couch is ideal for people who entertain guests often or have friends or family stay over. You can keep blankets and pillows in the vicinity to be ready for an impromptu stay.

Customization is another advantage. Sofa beds are available in a wide range of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are specifically designed for longevity and stain resistance. Some come with built-in USB ports for easy charging of devices. You can choose from different designs and colors that match your preferences.

You can alter your level of comfort and also select an appropriate fabric that complements the decor of your home by choosing an innerspring mattress or memory foam. Mattresses made of innerspring provide traditional, firm support. Memory foam mattresses, on the other hand, conform to your body's shape, making them more comfortable to sleep on.

A Reversible sleeper sofa is a convenient option, allowing you to arrange the chaise on either side of the sofa so it matches your space's layout and floor plan effortlessly. There are models that come with an enclosed compartment that can be used for storing blankets, pillows and other items.

Most sleeper sectional couches require assembly, but it is a simple task that usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Make sure to measure your space and the dimensions of the box that it is packed in to ensure that the sofa will fit into your home prior to buying. You may need to measure your front entryway as well as hallways and tight corners in order to ensure that the furniture will fit into. If you live in a condo or apartment, you must be sure that the sofa will fit in the elevator and stairwell of your building.

Comfort

Sleeper sofas are a common sight for anyone who has stayed over at a friend's house. These furniture pieces that are also referred to as convertible couches or pull-out sofas combine the advantages of the bed and couch in one piece. They are ideal for small apartments and guests rooms. When you are choosing a sectional with an adjustable mattress be sure to consider features such as comfort, ease of maintenance and assembly, and style.

The best place to begin is to think about the size of the space and how many people you'll be able to seat or sleeping. You'll have to decide on the kind of mattress you'd like A futon sofa with an aluminum frame works well in a rustic, country-style room. A innerspring or memory foam mattress could be a better choice for a modern space.

Some sleeper sectionals come with a mattress that can be pulled out from the middle of the sofa. Others may include it in the corner section or chaise. If you are looking for a sectional that features a mattress that can be pulled out it is important to look for simple handles or hinges that can aid you in pulling it out when you need to. Certain models come with a mechanism which clicks into the right position. This makes the process quick and simple.

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

The addition of a sectional pull-out sleeper sofa to your home is a great option to accommodate guests staying overnight while making your living space elegant and comfortable. There are so many options available that you're sure find the perfect piece to your home.

To help you purchase we sought out experts in the field, 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 tested eight sleeper couches, and compared comfort, durability as well as ease of assembly and cleaning.

Style

When looking for a sectional sleeper, comfort and versatility are important aspects. However, style is another factor to take into consideration. You can choose from a wide range of aesthetics including transitional and contemporary to mid-century modern and casual. If you want to make your sectional the focal feature of your space pick a style that has sleek track arms and a sleek shape. If you prefer a more low-key appearance, pick a style that features plush cushions with soft edges.

The Milo sectional is available at West Elm in a variety of felt, faux leather, weave, and velvet options. It has a left or right-facing chaise lounge and includes an innerspring mattress that is queen-sized. This sleeper sofa offers ample seating space and an ottoman for storage that can be tucked away under the chaise when not in use. The hidden compartment beneath the chaise allows the bed surface to be folded out. The ottoman is a great spot to store extra blankets or linens for guests.

Another alternative is the Oxford sleeper sofa by Room & Board. The trundle-like mechanism that rolls out is made of high-resiliency polyurethane foam for an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional provides plenty of seating and is lined with the fabric of your choice including pet-friendly and children's performance fabrics that are easy to clean.

A word of caution when choosing a convertible sectional: Some models come with a built-in mattress which is much easier to convert than other models. Certain styles require you to take off the cushions on the sofa to reveal the sleeping surface Some models have a special mechanism that you can operate at the press of a button. Some sleeper sectionals come with a standard mattress size while others don't, which can make it difficult to find compatible sheets for them.

You can also choose a modular sleeper sofa, that is available in multiple boxes. It is constructed on site. This type of sleeper couch can fit through narrow doorways and hallways, making it a great choice for apartments or condos with little space. It is important to determine the dimensions of your entrances and the front doors to ensure they can hold large pieces.