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How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa From sleepovers at the age of a child to late nights at the friends living in apartments, the majority of us have had the pleasure of sleeping on a pull out couch at some point. A sectional sleeper sofa that is well-designed can provide you with comfort, convenience and a neat appearance that will blend into your home decor. The Milo by Rove Concepts is a great option. This sectional sofa convertible has a mattress that's easy to remove and is made of kiln-dried wood and dowelled joints. Versatility If you have an idea of a guest but do not have the space to accommodate a separate bedroom, a sectional sofa sleeper is an ideal choice. These sofas can be converted into beds for overnight guests, transforming any office or living space into a cozy place to relax. Sleeper sofas are more flexible than ever. Some are constructed with memory foam mattresses for additional comfort, while others have storage options like an under-seat pocket that can be used to keep blankets and sheets handy. Some even convert into a chaise lounge, giving an additional sleeping area for your guests. Think about the style of your home when you're choosing a sleeper sectional sofa. A sleek, pull-out sofa that has twin-sized mattresses is perfect for modern spaces. However, a futon sleeper or wood-framed couch may be more suitable for rustic designs. After you've decided on a style, test the dimensions of your space to ensure it's appropriate before making your purchase. Then, reclining sectional with pull out bed with pillows, blankets, and other decorative accessories to make it comfortable for both sitting and sleeping. A sectional sofa sleeper is a mix of two furniture pieces that are highly functional: a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation provides the best of both worlds, offering you a comfy place to watch TV or enjoy a relaxing evening with your friends and a convenient spot for overnight guests to sleep. The elegant design will add style to the look of any living area regardless of whether it's traditional or contemporary. Sectional sleeper couches, as opposed to futons, come with a mattress which can be folded to form a bed. The mattress of a sectional sofa can be constructed of foam memory foam, HR foam. Foam mattresses are light and flexible, whereas innerspring and memory foam mattresses are firmer and more long lasting. Pick from a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics that are resistant to moisture and stains for easy cleaning. Explore our collection of contemporary sectional sofas and couches to find the one you like. Then order a swatch for free to see how it will look in your home. Convenience A sectional pull-out sleeper sofa appears and functions as a normal couch, but beneath the cushions there's a hidden bed that conveniently transforms into a full-size mattress. In contrast to an air mattress which must be kept stowed away when not being used and takes up a lot of space, this kind of sofa bed is more practical and flexible. There are also models with storage settees, which offers additional seating and sleeping space. This type of sleeper couch is ideal for those who frequently entertain guests or have family or friends stay over. You can keep blankets and pillows in the vicinity to be ready for a quick stay. Another advantage is the ability to alter your look. There are many sofa beds available with a variety of upholstery options, including performance fabrics designed to last and resist staining. Some sofa beds have USB ports that are built-in to allow charging devices. You can choose between various colors and patterns that suit your style. In addition to choosing the right fabric to match your home's style you can also adjust your comfort by choosing an innerspring or memory foam mattress. Innerspring mattresses are traditional and provide firm support, while memory foam mattresses conform to the contours of your body, making them an ideal choice for more restful sleeping. A convertible sleeper sofa is a practical option, allowing you to set the chaise on either side of the sofa in a way that it suits the layout of your room and floor plan in a seamless manner. You can also find models that have an under-the-bed storage compartment that can be used to store pillows, blankets, and other items. The majority of sleeper sofas require assembly before you can use them, but this is usually a simple process that takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Before buying, make sure you measure the space in your home as well as the box it's in. You may need to take measurements of your front door, hallways and corners that are tight to make sure you can get the furniture through them. If you live in a condominium or apartment, you need to be sure that the sofa will fit into your building’s elevator and stairwell. Comfort If you've ever stayed for the night at a friend's house, you're familiar with sleeper sofas. These furniture pieces — also known as convertible sofas or pull-out couches combine the functions of a couch and bed all in one and are perfect for small apartments and guest rooms. If you decide to purchase a sectional with a mattress that can be pulled out, you'll want to look for features such as comfort easy assembly and maintenance, as well as design. Start by determining the size of the space and the number of people who will be sitting or sleeping in the space. You'll have to decide on the type of mattress that you'd like to have A futon sofa with an aluminum frame works well in an old-fashioned, country-style space. A innerspring or memory foam bed is a good choice for a contemporary space. Some sleeper sectionals have mattresses that can be removed from the middle of the sofa. Others may include it in the corner or chaise sections. When you're choosing a sectional which has a pull-out mattress, you should look for easily-to-use handles or hinges to assist you in pulling it out when you need to. Some models even have a mechanism that clicks into the position, making the process fast and simple. You'll also need to think about the comfort of a sectional sofa as you'll be sitting on it often. You should look for high-end construction and materials like durable fabrics that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions must also be comfortable to sit on and they may be made of foam, down or polyester fibers. Adding a sectional pull out sleeper sofa to your home is a great option to accommodate overnight guests while keeping your living room elegant and comfortable. With numerous options to pick from, you're sure to find the ideal furniture piece for your home. We consulted experts from the industry to assist you in making the best choice. They 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 the president of Florida's International Furnishings and Design Association, IFDA). Our PEOPLE Tested team put eight sleeper sofas to the test, testing their quality, comfort and ease of assembly and cleaning. Style While comfort and versatility are two of the most important characteristics of a sectional pull-out sleeper, design is an important consideration when shopping for one. Styles are available in a range of styles that range from mid-century modern to contemporary. If you want to make your sectional the center area of your room, select a design with sleek track arms and a sleek silhouette. On the other hand, if want to keep it low-key and simple, opt for the style that has soft cushions and soft edges. The Milo sectional is available at West Elm in a variety of faux leather, felt weave, velvet, and options. It comes with a left or right-facing chaise lounge. It also comes with an innerspring mattress that is queen-sized. This sleeper sofa offers plenty of seating as well as a storage Ottoman that can be stored under the chaise when it is not in use. The hidden compartment underneath the chaise allows the sleep surface to fold out. The ottoman is a great place to store extra blankets or linens for guests. Another option is an Oxford sleeper sofa from Room & Board. The trundle-like mechanism that rolls out is crafted of high-resiliency foam for an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional offers plenty of seating space, and is lined with your choice of fabric. It is pet-friendly and children-friendly performance fabrics. When choosing a sectional convertible be aware that some models come with a bed that is more easily converted than others. Certain models require you to take off the cushions on the sofa to reveal the bed, while others have an exclusive mechanism that you can operate at the click. Some sleeper sectionals have a standard size mattress, but others don't. This makes it difficult to find sheets that will fit the dimensions of the bed. You can also pick a modular sectional sleeper, that comes in a variety of boxes. It is assembled on site. This type of sleeper sofa is able to be able to fit through narrow hallways and doors, and is a great choice for apartments and condos where the space is limited. It is important to check the dimensions of your front door and other entryways to ensure they'll be capable of accommodating these massive pieces.