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Buying a Couch Bed

You might not have considered this type of multifunctional furniture before, but sofa beds can be a space-saving option for many. Interior designer Annie Mueller recommends this budget-friendly twin sleeper from Pottery Barn's teen collection. She says the sofa's seat cushion unfolds to create the 10" foam mattress that rests on the floor.

Comfort

When buying a sofa mattress, comfort is paramount. A lot of sleeper sofas have thin mattresses that leave guests feeling as if they're sleeping on a platform frame instead of in a bed. To prevent this from happening problem, you can add padding to the mattress of your couch bed by purchasing a mattress topper such as the Linenspa Memory Foam mattress available at Amazon. This will stop your guests from suffering from back pain, or having metal frames creaking or squeaking.

A chaise extension will allow guests to stretch out and relax more comfortably. The fabric and color of your sofa bed will also determine how well it blends into the rest of the room. If you're not sure which fabric to select, get free swatches of material online and test them at your home before deciding on an investment.

If you're seeking a sofa that's cozy in both bed and couch form, look no further than this midcentury modern selection from Anthropologie. With a queen-size innerspring mattress, this sofa is ideal for entertaining guests and fits two comfortably. It's also customizable with more than 70 fabrics and cushion configurations.

This sleeper sofa, although slightly more expensive than the other options in this roundup, is incredibly comfortable and comes with an extra thick 13cm memory foam mattress--the most thick of all. The unique design of this sleeper sofa, with a mechanism that flips both the backrest and seat to convert it into a mattress is a major selling feature.

This piece requires assembly however all the tools needed are included. And it's worth the effort, considering the sofa is adored by customers for its convenience and flexibility. It can comfortably fit two people and has an array of customizable options that include 11 designs, 194 fabrics, 5 widths, 4 depths and six chaise lengths.

Contrary to other types of sleeper sofas, this one from west elm has bed frames in its structure to make the conversion process more easy and comfortable. The mattress is hidden beneath the cushions when it is not in couch mode. It takes only a few seconds to fold it up to make a bed. The greatest thing is that the mattress isn't squatty or uncomfortable, and it even comes with a storage compartment for pillows and blankets.

Style

A couch bed can come in a variety of styles. Sleeper sofas are the most well-known because they incorporate an upholstered mattress and bed frame within their structure. These couches on sale near me are much more comfortable than traditional pull-out sofas because they offer a more stable mattress.

Click-clack sofa beds are another type that can be transformed from a couch into an actual bed in a single move. The underside of the structure is to be lifted and tipped back before it can be laid flat in order to accommodate a mattress.

A daybed is similar in design to a blue couch living room bed but it has an elevated back and armrests. This type of couch has mattresses that are covered by a removable slipcover making it a perfect option for those who want the convenience of a sofa bed but prefers a more traditional design. This type of couch also offers the added benefit of being able to you can put the bedding away when it is not in use.

Durability

You want a sofa that can endure the daily demands of use. You should look for sturdy construction features like solid wood frames with reinforced edges and padded arms that won't flatten over time. You'll need a fabric that's easy to clean, able to take on spills and take on stains. Request fabric swatches prior to you buy if not sure of the right fabric.

The two-seater sleeper sofa by Emma Sleep is an excellent example of comfort and durability in a sleeper leather couch with chaise. The mattress is 10 inches thick when laid flat, and is constructed of CentriPur foam, which is designed to keep your sleep cool. It's also non-latex, which reduces allergy concerns. I found it extremely comfortable to sleep on. The only issue was that converting it to a couch required a bit of effort (it's not quite as easy to convert as an air mattress).

The other great thing about this bed is its frame, which is made of birch wood to provide durability for a long time. It's also upholstered in polyester that is easy to clean and has a throw cushion for extra comfort. The chaise is an added bonus and acts as a comfortable headrest when the sofa is transformed into a bed.

This three-seater sofa bed from West Elm is another great option for a functional, comfortable sofa bed. The mattress is 13cm wide when folded out. This is a fantastic size and is much more comfortable than the thinner sofa beds that many sleeper sofas are equipped with. The extra thickness makes it easier to pull out the mattress at times of guests' arrival without any struggle or falling.

This couch's other great feature is its simple mechanism to convert it into a bed. Unlike some pull-out sofas, that can be difficult to operate and don't feel very secure, this beige sectional couch comes with a lever that you push to open the bed, as well as an extension bar that you pull out to extend it. It's a bit more expensive than other sleeper sofas however, it's well worth the cost for its quality, comfort and ease of use.

Storage

If you're looking for a space that's small, a sofa bed with built-in storage is an ideal solution. This kind of sofa has an under-the-bed storage compartment that you can use to store bedding and pillows. It is possible to fold the bed down when you have guests over. This multifunctional furniture comes in several upholstery fabrics that are suitable for most standard mattresses.

Storing the Couch in a manner that Allows Air to flow

Avoid putting boxes on the couch when you're storing them. This could damage the cushions and frame, and create moisture that can cause mold and mildew. To allow airflow, you must keep the couch away from the wall of your self-storage unit.

It's also important to thoroughly clean your couch prior to storing it. Vacuuming the fabric, wiping down non-fabric surfaces as well as the sofa's feet are all a part of this. This will reduce the risk of mildew and mold growth when you're not using the fabric, and also ensure that the fabric is safe from pests looking for food.