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Buying a Couch Bed Sofa beds are multi-functional furniture that can be used in a variety of ways. Interior designer Annie Mueller recommends this budget-friendly twin sleeper from Pottery Barn's teen collection. The sofa seat cushion unfolds to create a 10” foam mattress that rests on the floor. Comfort When you are buying a sofa bed, comfort is the most important factor. A lot of sleeper sofas have a thin mattress, which can make the guests feel like they are sleeping on a platform instead of a bed. To avoid this, you can add extra padding to the mattress of your sofa bed by investing in a mattress topper such as the Linenspa Memory Foam one available at Amazon. This will keep your guests from waking up with back pain, or having metal frames creaking or squeaking. A chaise extension will allow guests to stretch out and relax more comfortably. futon couch and fabric of your sofa bed will also determine how well it blends in with the other furniture in the room. Order free fabric swatches and take them to test in your home to find the most suitable fabric for you. If you're seeking a sofa that's cozy in both couch and bed form then look no further than this midcentury modern sofa from Anthropologie. This sofa has a queen-size mattress that can comfortably accommodate two people. It's also customizable with over 70 fabrics and cushion combinations. The sleeper sofa, while a little more expensive than the other options in this roundup, is extremely comfortable and comes with an extra thick 13cm memory foam mattress—the most thick of all. Its unique design, which features a pull-out mechanism that flips the seat and backrest to transform it into an actual bed, is an important selling factor. The only drawback to this piece is that it requires assembly but the tools needed are included in the couch. It's worth it, since this sofa is adored by all who use it for its comfort. It's able to comfortably seat two people and offers an array of customizable options that include 11 designs, 194 fabrics, 5 widths, 4 depths, and six chaise lengths. This West Elm model differs from other sleeper sofas since it has a bed frame built into its structure. This makes the conversion process much simpler and more comfortable. When not in couch mode, the mattress is hidden beneath the cushions, and it takes just minutes to fold into a bed. The best part is that the mattress doesn't feel flimsy or uncomfortable, and includes a built-in storage compartment for pillows and blankets. Style A couch bed can come in a variety. The most common is a sleeper sofa, which has a mattress and bed frame within its structure. These sofas are more comfortable than air mattresses and traditional pull-out sofas because they provide a more consistent mattress. Click-clack sofa beds are another style that transforms from an ordinary couch into bed in just one move. They require you to lift the lower part of the structure and move it backwards before lying flat to create a mattress, but they are extremely easy to use. A daybed is similar 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 is an excellent choice for those who want the benefits of a bed, but prefer a more traditional appearance. This type of sofa also comes with the added benefit of storage space since you can put the mattress away when not in use. Durability You want a sofa to endure the daily demands of use. Make sure you choose a sturdy design like solid wood frames as well as reinforced seams and cushioned armrests that don't flatten over time. You'll also want a strong fabric that's easy to clean and can take on spills and staining. Order fabric swatches before you purchase if you're uncertain about the right fabric for your needs. The two-seater sofa from Emma Sleep is a great example of durability and comfortability in a sleeper sofa. Its mattress, which is made of CentriPur Foam and is designed to keep you cool while you sleep it is 10 inches thick. 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 little bit of effort (it's not quite as easy to convert into an air mattress). Another benefit of this mattress is its frame, which is constructed from birch wood for durability for a long time. It's also upholstered with easy-to-clean polyester and comes with a throw pillow for extra comfort. The chaise is a nice bonus feature and can be used as a cozy headrest when the sofa is transformed into bed. Another great option for a comfortable, functional sofa bed is this three-seater from West Elm. The mattress is 13cm thick when folded, which is a good size and is much more comfortable than the thin sofa beds that many sleeper sofas come with. The extra thickness makes it easier to take out the mattress at times of guests' arrival without any difficulty or risk of falling. Another great thing about this sofa is its simple mechanism to convert it into an actual bed. This couch is more secure than other pull-out couches which are difficult to operate and can be uncomfortable to use. Instead, it comes with the lever you push to unlock the bed, and a bar that you can pull to extend it. It's more expensive than other sleeper sofas, however, it's well worth the cost for its comfort, quality and ease of use. Stores A sofa bed with built-in storage is a great alternative for those with little space. This kind of couch comes with a hidden compartment where you can store pillows and bedding that fold the bed in a snap when guests arrive. The furniture can be found in a variety of upholstery fabrics and can be used with the majority of mattresses. Storing the Couch to let air flow Avoid stacking boxes on top of your couch when you are storing it. This could damage the cushions and frame, and also create moisture that can result in mold and mildew. It is also essential to store the couch at a safe distance from the wall of your self-storage unit to allow for airflow. It's also important to thoroughly clean the couch prior to placing it in storage. This includes vacuuming the fabric and wiping down the areas that aren't fabric, and also the sofa's feet. This will minimize the chance of mildew and mold growth even when you're not using it, and ensure the fabric is protected from pests that may be seeking a meal.