How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

The majority of us have slept in a pull-out couch at one point or another, whether it was during sleepovers as children or late nights spent at friends' homes. The ideal sectional pull-out sleeper sofa provides comfort, convenience and a sleek design that is a perfect match to your decor.

An excellent option is the Milo from Rove Concepts. The sectional sofa that can be converted into a convertible one features a mattress that is easy to remove and features kiln-dried hardwood and dowelled joints.

Versatility

When you want to host guests but don't have the space in your home to accommodate an entire guest bedroom, consider adding a sectional sleeper sofa. These sofas can be transformed into beds for overnight guests, turning any living room or office into a relaxing space. Sleeper sofas are more flexible than ever. Some sleeper sofas are made with memory foam mattresses to provide additional comfort. Others include a storage solution, for example hidden side pockets to store blankets and sheets. Some convert into chaise lounges, allowing your guests more sleeping space.

Consider the style of your house when you're choosing a sleeper sofa sectional. A sleek pull-out sofa with a twin-sized mattress is perfect for modern rooms. But a futon sleeper or a wood-framed sofa might be better for rustic designs. Before you buy, measure the space where it will be placed to make sure that it will fit. Set the sofa up with pillows, blankets and other items of decor to make it more comfortable for sitting and sleeping.

A sectional sleeper sofa is a combination of two extremely useful pieces of furniture--a loveseat and a bed. Its seamless transformation gives you the best of both worlds, the perfect place to relax or watch TV with friends, and a practical space for guests staying overnight. The sleek design is a perfect match with any style of decor, from traditional to contemporary to enhance the look of your living space.

Contrary to traditional futons and sofas, sectional sleeper sofas feature a real mattress that folds out to create a proper bed. The mattress of a sectional sofa can be constructed of foam memory foam, innerspring or HR foam. Foam mattresses are light and pliable, whereas innerspring and memory foam are more firm and durable.

Choose from a variety of upholstery options including high-performance fabrics that are resistant to moisture and stains to make cleaning easy. Browse our selection of modern sectional sofas and couches to find the one you like, and then take a sample to see how it looks in your home.

Convenience

A sectional pull out sleeper sofa looks and functions just like a standard couch, but underneath the cushions is an under-bed that transforms into a full-size mattress. In contrast to an air mattress which has to be stored away when not in use and takes up plenty of space, this kind of sofa bed is more functional and adaptable.

There are models with a storage chaise which provides extra sitting and sleeping space. This type of sleeper couch is ideal for people who frequently entertain guests or have friends or family who stay with them. You can keep pillows and blankets nearby to be ready for any unexpected stay.

Customization is a further benefit. Many sofa beds are available in a variety of upholstery options. These include high-performance fabrics that are designed to last and provide stain resistance. Some have built-in USB ports to facilitate charging of devices. You can choose between various designs and colors that match your preferences.

In addition to picking the right fabric to match your home's style you can also adjust your comfort level by selecting an innerspring or memory foam mattress. Mattresses made of innerspring provide traditional firm and comfortable support. Memory foam mattresses, on the other hand are shaped to fit your body's contours and are more comfortable to sleep on.

A Reversible sleeper sofa is a practical option, allowing you to set the chaise on either side of the sofa so it matches the layout of your room and floor plan seamlessly. There are also models that have hidden storage compartments for storing pillows, blankets and other items.

Most sleeper sectional sofas require some assembly, but it's a simple task that usually takes 10 to 15 minutes. Before purchasing, be sure you measure the space in your home as well as the box it's in. You may need to measure your front entryway hallways, tight corners and hallways to make sure that the furniture will fit into. If you live in a condo or apartment, you should also check if the sofa can fit in the elevator and stairwell of your building.

Comfort

Sleeper sofas are familiar to anyone who has stayed over at a house of a friend. These furniture piecesoften referred to as convertible sofas or pull-out couches- combine the functions of a sofa and a bed all in one which makes them perfect for small sectional with pull out bed and guest rooms. When you choose a sectional with an adjustable mattress you'll need to look for features such as comfort as well as ease of assembly and maintenance, and design.

The best place to begin is to think about the size of the room and how many people you'll be seating or sleeping. You'll have to decide on the kind of mattress you'd like: a sofa that has a metal framework works well in the country-style, rustic room. A memory foam or innerspring bed might be better for a contemporary space.

The majority of sleeper sectionals have mattresses that can be pulled out from the center of the sofa. However, some feature it integrated into the chaise or corner sections. If you are looking for a sectional that has a mattress that is pull-out be sure to choose easily-to-use handles or hinges to aid you in pulling it out when you need to. Some models have a mechanism which clicks into the right position. This makes the process quick and simple.

You'll also need to think about the comfort of the sectional sofa as you'll be sitting on it a lot. It is recommended to choose a high-quality fabric and design, such as a durable fabric that is resistant to wear and tear. The cushions should be comfortable and made of polyester fibers, polyester down or foam.

A sectional sleeper sofa that pulls out is a great option to host overnight guests in your home, while still maintaining the look and feel of your living space. There are so many options that you're bound to you'll find the perfect piece for your home.

To help you purchase, we consulted experts in the industry including Nina Edwards Anker, founder and interior designer at Nea Studio; Jessica Harris, designer and director of production design at Room & Board; and Michelle Castagna, owner of Muse Design Studio and president of Florida's International Furnishings and Design Association (IFDA). Our PEOPLE Tested team put eight sleeper sofas to the test, testing their durability, comfort, and ease of assembly and cleaning.

Style

When you are looking for a sectional bed, convenience and versatility are the most important features. However, style is another factor to think about. There are styles to choose from a wide range of aesthetics including transitional and contemporary to mid-century modern and casual. If you're looking to make your sectional the center feature of your space choose a style that has sleek track arms and a stylish silhouette. On the other hand, if prefer to keep it simple and simple, opt for an elegant design with soft cushions and soft edges.

The Milo sectional, which is sold at West Elm, comes in various velvet, felt, faux leather, and weave options to match your preferences. It has an innerspring bed that is queen-sized and a chaise lounge that can be placed either left or right. This sleeper sofa offers ample seating space and an ottoman that can be tucked away under the chaise when it is not being used. The hidden compartment underneath the chaise allows the bed surface to fold out. The ottoman is a great spot to store extra blankets or linens for guests.

Another option is an Oxford sleeper sofa by Room & Board. The trundle-like mechanism that rolls out is constructed of high-resiliency foam to provide a supportive and comfortable sleeping surface. This sectional has plenty of seating space, and it's upholstered with your choice of fabric. It is children and pet-friendly performance fabrics.

A word of caution when choosing a convertible sectional: Some models come with a built-in mattress that is easier to convert than others. Some styles require that you remove the cushions from the sofa to reveal the sleeping area, while other styles have a special button-operated mechanism. Some sleeper sectionals have an average mattress size, while others don't, which could make it difficult to find suitable sheets for the beds.

You can also select a modular sleeper sectional, that comes in multiple boxes and is assembled at the site. This type of sleeper sofa is able to fit through narrow hallways as well as doors, and is a great choice for apartments and condos in which space is limited. It is essential to examine the dimensions of your entrances and front doors to ensure they can fit large pieces.