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A Pull Out Sleeper Couch Converts Into a Queen-Size Bed In our tests, this sleek sofa could be transformed into a queen-sized mattress by simply pulling the pull tag. The mattress is concealed beneath the seat cushions making it easy to tuck in bedding and pillows. It also has a sturdy wooden frame (made of kiln dried hardwoods or engineered wood) and a durable foam cushioning that can stand up to sticky hands and spills. Sleeper Sofas Up until recently sleeper sofas were a bit limited in both appearance and functionality. Some looked like an old-fashioned futon with the mattress folded, and the metal frame tucked in. Others required you to pull an arm or pull on the cushioned back of the sofa to reveal the bed underneath. These styles are still popular however they have been replaced by more innovative models that transform couches to beds without sacrificing comfort or design. For example the Milo sleeper from Coddle features a simple two-cushion sofa that folds up into a queen-size sleeping pad and comes with a sturdy steel foundation. You can pick from a variety of colors and fabric options for the exterior, while the mattress is covered with the soft high-density foam layer to provide an ultra-soft, comfortable feel that's firm enough for adults to sleep on. The sofa also comes with the option of removing the zipper cover to make cleaning easy. A sectional sleeper is an alternative option. It is a sofa that can be used as a bed. This kind of sleeper can be a great choice for people with limited space as it allows you to easily accommodate guests. Many of these sofas have a twin mattress that is ideal for a single person, or a larger mattress that can fit the frame of a queen. Certain brands, such as Natuzzi and Luonto have come up with unique mechanisms that fold out from under or underneath the couch instead of having the user remove cushions or move the mattress. Sofas And Couches , typically upholstered in leather, allow you to use the bed and are less likely to leave gaps or squeak. Most sleeper sofas with pull-outs require some assembly, however this Burrow model from Burrow is custom-built and is shipped in three boxes. The first box is comprised of the seat deck, mattresses and legs. A second box contains the arms, mattress cover, and legs. The third box contains pillows that make up the arm and back cushions. This assembly process minimizes waste and uses precise CNC machines for precise cutting and drilling, as well as water-based glue at each joint. If you're unsure whether a pull-out sleeper couch is right for you, think about other kinds of furniture that are multi-functional like futons (less expensive) or a sofa with no arm bed or click-clack sofa (smaller and more compact) or an trundle or folding sofa (closer to the floor). It is also worth changing your current sofa with a new mattress to improve its comfort. Pull-Out Couches A couch that doubles up as bed is ideal for entertaining guests or to catch up on your favorite TV show. But how do you pick the best one for your space? We've compiled the top sleeper couches, from sectionals to single-seaters. These beds are stylish and sleek and comfortable enough to sleep in. The pull-out couch has an adjustable mattress that you can open to convert it into an actual bed. They are bigger than Murphy beds or futons, but also take up more space when they are opened. Most have a handle or a bar to lift up and fold the bed down, though some models require the user to press an option or activate the power mechanism. The mattress on this sofa is made of memory foam with a layer of polyester fibers. While the latter doesn't offer as soft of a feel however, it's an excellent alternative to down fillings that is more expensive and can cause allergic reactions in certain people. It does not require turning or flipping as other mattresses do, saving on maintenance. This simple, sleek couch from Pottery Barn can be transformed into a queen-sized bed in a matter of minutes. Its minimalist design keeps it looking streamlined and the fabric is easy to clean. It also comes with an ottoman that's perfect for relaxing or taking a quick nap. It's simple to transform back into a couch. This couch can be purchased with an ottoman that goes with it. The ottoman has a storage area underneath which is ideal for blankets or pillows. A sectional that conceals a mattress is another option for hosting guests for the night without having to sacrifice the floor space or seating. This sectional from Pottery barn has a mattress that folds up to a full-size, six-person bed. It also has a chaise that can be opened up to make storage space which makes it a great choice for small apartments. It is packaged in boxes and is shipped for assembly at home. The frame is constructed from engineered or kiln-dried hardwoods to avoid warping. It comes in a variety of performance fabrics like velvet basketweave, twill, and twill. Colors are also available to fit your decor. If you're not sure what you're looking for you can request an swatch of fabric for free. Futons Futons, a type of couch bed, are very popular in America. They differ from pull-out sofas because they don't have a mechanism to fold the mattress into the shape of a bed. A futon instead has an extremely low bed frame designed to support a plush mattress. Futon frames are typically made of metal or wood however some frames are made of upholstered. They can be constructed with a single thick mattress or two mattresses placed side-by-side. This design gives plenty of space for sleeping, even when there are adults in the bed. The mattress in a futon can be firmer than traditional mattresses. This makes them a better option for those suffering from back pain. A futon was first developed in Japan, where it is still the primary bedding option for millions of people. Originally it was a bed made of thin material that could be positioned on the floor. It could also be rolled up when not in use. It was marketed as a healthier, more spine-aligning alternative to the thicker American mattresses available at the time. The Western futon as it was referred to in America evolved into the popular futon sofa we have today. It is usually a small, minimalist bed frame made of slatted wood or another sturdy platform to support the mattress. This was a major contrast to the thick mattress, huge box springs and bed frames that Americans were used to. They are the perfect choice for small homes, condos and apartments, since they easily convert into a sofa during the day, and then the bed at night. They're also a great choice for college students or those who travel often and need a comfy place to sleep in hotels. Futons are available in a variety of styles and materials You're bound to find one that matches your preferences and decor. They tend to be smaller than traditional sofas, and therefore take up less space in the room. Futon beds can be customized to your liking. You can choose the frame, mattress and cushion that will best suit your needs. Mattresses You'll need a mattress that offers both comfort and quality. A sleeper sofa is an investment. Nowadays, there are numerous top-quality options that don't shout “granny basement.” Certain of them come in a variety of styles and patterns, so you can pick the right one to match your decor. Some are made of premium fabrics that wick away moisture and regulate temperature, so you'll stay comfortable throughout the night. Some sleeper couches have mattresses built into the couch. This makes it simple to convert these couches into seating and sleeping. These couches are usually cheaper than other models, but require more space when folded out. These couches usually come with a button or mechanism that extends their mattress when needed. Other pull-out couches have mattresses that are distinct from the couch. This makes them easier to keep in storage when not in use. This type of sleeper sofa may cost more than one with a separate bed but it's much more convenient to use for guests and can save space. Other sleeper sofas come with an air mattress which can be easily deflated and then inflated when not in use. These sofas are affordable, but they might not be suitable for heavier people or be difficult to clean. A sleeper sofa that can be pulled out and has a futon-style mattresses that folds out from under the couch is a more common option. This type of sleeper sofa is typically cheaper than a traditional bed, but it can be uncomfortable for heavier people and might not be as durable. You can also opt for a pull-out sleeper that does not have a mattress. These couches are cheaper, but they can be uncomfortable for your guests and offer no support for your back. Consider a memory-foam or natural latex mattress if you would like to purchase a mattress for your pull-out sofa that is comfortable and durable. Memory foam mattresses are shaped to fit your body shape and reduce motion transfer while providing support for your back and spine. Natural latex is breathable, and can make you sleep cooler than other types of mattresses.