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Buying a Couch Bed

Sofa beds are multifunctional furniture that can be used in many ways. Interior designer Annie Mueller recommends this budget-friendly twin sleeper from Pottery Barn's teen collection. The sofa seat cushion is able to be unfolded to create the 10" foam mattress that rests on the floor.

Comfort

When you are buying a sofa mattress, comfort is paramount. Many sleeper couches have thin mattresses, which makes guests feel as if they're sleeping on a platform instead of a bed. To stop this from happening, invest in a mattress topper, like the Linenspa memory foam one at Amazon to add additional padding to your sofa bed's mattress. This will keep your guests from waking with back pain or metal frames creaking or squeaking.

A chaise extension will allow guests to stretch out and enjoy a more relaxing time. The fabric and color of your sofa bed will determine how well it blends in with the surrounding space. If you're not sure which fabric to choose, order free material swatches online, and play around with them in your home before making the purchase.

This modern midcentury sofa from Anthropologie is a great option for anyone looking for an ottoman or bed that is comfortable in both versions. With a queen-sized innerspring mattress, this sofa is ideal to host guests and seats two people comfortably. It's also customizable with over 70 fabrics and cushion combinations.

This sleeper sofa, although a bit more expensive than the other choices in this roundup, is very comfortable and comes with a thick 13cm memory foam mattress--the most dense of them all. The unique design of this sleeper sofa, which has the mechanism that flips the backrest and seat to turn it into a mattress is a further plus feature.

The only issue with this piece is that it requires assembly however the tools required are included with the couch. It's worth it, as this sofa is adored by all customers for its comfort. It is able to comfortably seat two people, and offers a range of customization options, including 194 fabrics and 11 layouts. There are five widths, four depths and six chaise lengths.

Unlike other types of sleeper sofas from west elm uses a bed frame within its structure to make the process of conversion easier and more comfortable. The mattress is hidden under the cushions when not in couch mode. It takes only a few seconds to fold it out to make an actual bed. The greatest thing is that the mattress isn't squatty or uncomfortable, and it even includes a built-in storage compartment for blankets and pillows.

Style

A couch bed can come in a variety of designs. Sleeper sofas are the most well-known, as they include an upholstered mattress and bed frame within their structure. These sofas are more comfortable than air mattresses and traditional pull-out sofas, as they have a more consistent mattress.

Click-clack style sofa beds can be transformed from a couch to a bed with just one step. They require you to lift the lower portion of the structure and turn it over before laying it flat to make the mattress, however they are incredibly easy to use.

A daybed is akin to a sofa bed however, it has a higher back and armrests. This type of couch features a removable slipcover that covers the mattress. It's an excellent choice for those who want the advantages of a bed, but prefer a more traditional design. This type of couch also has the added benefit that you can put the bedding away when it is not in use.

Durability

When you're looking for a sofa bed, you'll want one that's going to be durable enough to withstand the wear and tear of everyday use. You should look for solid construction features like solid wood frames with reinforced seams, padded armrests that won't flatten over time. You'll also want a strong fabric that is easy to clean and able to be able to handle spills and staining. Order fabric swatches before you buy if you are not sure of the right fabric for your needs.

The two-seater sleeper sofa made by Emma Sleep is an excellent example of comfort and durability in a sleeper sofa. Its mattress is 10 inches thick when laid flat, and is constructed of CentriPur foam, which is specifically designed to keep your sleeping cool. It's also non-latex to help reduce allergies. I found it extremely comfortable to sleep on. The only drawback was that turning it back into a leather couch with chaise required a little bit of effort (it's not as simple to convert as an air mattress).

Another benefit of this mattress is its frame, which is made from birch wood for durability that lasts for a long time. It's also upholstered in easy-to-clean polyester and comes with a throw pillow for extra comfort. The chaise is an added benefit and serves as a comfortable headrest when the sofa is transformed into a bed.

Another great alternative for a comfy, functional sofa bed is this three-seater sofa from West Elm. The mattress is 13cm thick when folded out, which is a good size and is much more comfortable than the thin sofa beds that a lot of sleeper couches have. The extra thickness also makes it easy to pull out the bed when guests arrive, without struggle or falling.

Another advantage of this couch is its easy mechanism to convert it into a bed. Unlike some pull-out sofas, which can be difficult to use and don't feel very secure, this couch comes with a lever that you press down to open the bed and a bar you can pull out to extend it. It's a little more expensive than other sleeper couches however the quality, comfort and simplicity of use make it well worth the cost.

Stores

A sofa bed that incorporates storage built-in is a great option for those with small space. This type of sofa comes with an enclosed compartment that you can use to store pillows and bedding. It is possible to fold the bed down when you're hosting guests. This multifunctional furniture comes in various upholstery fabrics that will fit on the majority of mattresses.

Storing the Couch in a manner that Allows for Air Flow

Avoid stacking boxes against or on top of your couch when you are storing it. This could cause damage to the cushions and frame, and leave behind moisture that could lead to mildew and mold. To allow for airflow, you must keep the couch away from the wall of your self-storage unit.

It's also crucial to thoroughly clean the sofa before placing it in storage. Vacuuming the fabric, wiping off non-fabric surfaces and the sofa feet are all a part of this. This will help to reduce the risk of mold and mildew growth when you're not using it, as well as make sure the fabric is protected from pests that may be looking for food.