How to Choose a Sectional Pull Out Sleeper Sofa

From childhood sleepovers to late nights in friends' apartments, most of us have slept on a pull out couch at some point. The best sectional sleeper sofa can provide you with convenience, comfort and a clean design that is easy to integrate with your decor.

The Milo by Rove Concepts is a fantastic option. The sectional sofa that can be converted into a convertible one features a mattress that is easy to take out and is made of kiln-dried wood and dowelled joints.

Versatility

If you have guests in mind but don't have the space for an additional bedroom, an upholstered sectional sofa sleeper can be a great option. These sofas can be turned into beds for overnight guests, and transform any office or living space into a comfortable place to relax. Sleeper sofas are more flexible than ever. Some are made 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 convert into a chaise lounge, offering an additional sleeping area for your guests.

Think about the style of your home when choosing a sleeper sofa sectional. A modern pull out sleeper sectional-out sofa with twin-sized mattresses is perfect for modern rooms. But a futon sleeper or wood-framed sofa might be better for rustic styles. Once you've chosen an aesthetic, measure the dimensions of your space to make sure it fits before making your purchase. Then, decorate the sofa with blankets, pillows and other accessories to make it comfortable for sitting and sleeping.

A sectional sofa sleeper is a combination of two pieces that are extremely useful: a loveseat, and a bed. Its seamless transformation provides the best of both worlds, providing you a comfy place to watch TV or relax with friends, and also a suitable place for overnight guests to rest. The sleek design is a perfect match with any decor style from modern to traditional to enhance the look of your living space.

Sectional sleeper couches, in contrast to futons, come with mattresses that folds out to form a bed. The mattress in a sectional can be made from various materials, including foam, memory foam, HR foam or innerspring. Foam mattresses are lightweight and flexible, whereas innerspring and memory foam mattresses are firmer and longer lasting.

Pick from a range of upholstery options, including high-performance fabrics that are resistant to water and stains to make cleaning easy. Check out the variety of contemporary sectional sleeper sofas + couches to find your favorite and then request a free swatch to see how your fabric looks in your space.

Convenience

A sectional pull out sleeper sofa appears and functions as a normal l-shaped couch with pull out bed and storage, but underneath the cushions there's an unintentionally hidden bed that transforms into a full-size mattress. This kind of sofa bed offers more flexibility and convenience than an air mattress that must be stored when not being used.

There are also models with a storage settee that provides additional sleeping and sitting space. If you like entertaining guests often or frequently have friends or family staying over then this is the type of sleeper sofa that you should consider. It lets you keep blankets, pillows, and sheets in the vicinity to be ready for impromptu overnight stays.

Another advantage is the ability to alter your look. Many sofa beds are available in a range of upholstery options. They include fabrics that are that are designed to last and provide stain resistance. Some even feature built-in USB ports that allow for quick charging of devices. You can pick from a variety of different colors and patterns to match your personal style.

In addition to choosing the fabric that is appropriate to your home's style you can also adjust your comfort level by selecting an innerspring or memory foam mattress. Innerspring mattresses offer traditional firm, comfortable support. Memory foam mattresses however, conform to your body's shape and are more comfortable to sleep on.

A convertible sleeper sofa is a useful option that allows you to configure the chaise on either side of the sofa so it suits your space's layout and floor plan effortlessly. You can also find models with an under-the-bed storage compartment that can be used for storing pillows, blankets and other supplies.

Most sleeper sectional sofas require some assembly before you can use them, but this is usually a simple process that takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Before purchasing, be sure you measure the space in your home and the box it comes in. You may need to measure your front door as well as hallways and tight corners in order to make sure that the furniture will pass through. It is also important to determine whether the sofa will fit in your building's elevator and stairwell if you are living in a condo or an apartment.

Comfort

If you've ever stayed the night at a friend's house and slept there, you're likely familiar with sleeper sofas. These pieces of furniture -known as convertible sofas or pull-out couches -- combine the functions of a sofa and a bed in one, making them ideal for small and guest rooms. When you choose a sectional with a mattress that can be pulled out you'll need to look for features such as comfort, ease of assembly and maintenance, and style.

Start by determining the size of the room and the number of people either sleeping or sitting in it. You'll also need to determine the type of mattress you'd like to use A futon-style couch with a frame made of metal works well in a rustic or country-style space and a memory foam or innerspring mattress is ideal for a contemporary space.

Most sleeper sectionals feature a mattress that is pulled out from the center of the sofa. However, some have it built into the corner or chaise sections. If you're looking for a sectional with pull-out beds look for hinges or handles that make it easy to remove the mattress. Some models even have a mechanism that clicks into the position to make the process quick and simple.

You should also consider the comfort of the sectional sofa itself, as you'll be sitting on it frequently. Look for high-quality construction and materials, such as durable fabric that resists wear and tear. The cushions should also be comfortable to sit on, and they may be made of foam, down or polyester fibers.

A sectional sleeper sofa with a pull-out is a great option to host guests who stay overnight at your home while ensuring the look and feel of your living space. With numerous options to pick from, you're sure to find the perfect piece of furniture for your home.

We sought out industry experts to assist you in making the best decision. These included Nina Edwards Anker (founder and interior designer of neastudio), Jessica Harris (designer and manager of production design for 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 tested eight sleeper sofas, comparing the comfort, durability, ease of assembly, and cleaning.

Style

When looking for a sectional bed, convenience and versatility are the most important aspects. However, style is another factor to take into consideration. You can find styles in a wide range of aesthetics, from contemporary and transitional to mid-century contemporary and casual. If you're looking to make your sectional the focal point of your room, select a design that has sleek track arms and a chic design. On the other hand, if you want to keep it minimal and simple, opt for a style with plush cushions and soft edges.

The Milo sectional with pull out bed and recliners, which is sold at West Elm, comes in various velvet, felt faux leather and weave options to suit your taste. It comes with a queen-sized innerspring bed and a chaise lounge that can be placed either to the left or right. The sleeper sofa has ample seating space and an ottoman that can be stored under the chaise when not being used. The hidden compartment under the chaise allows the sleeping surface to be folded out. The ottoman is a great place to store blankets and linens for guests.

The Oxford sleeper sofa by Room & Board is another alternative. The trundle mechanism that rolls out is constructed of high-resilience foam to provide an incredibly comfortable and supportive sleeping surface. This sectional has plenty of seating space and can be upholstered in your choice of fabric including pet-friendly and children's performance fabrics that are easy to clean.

A word of caution when you are choosing a convertible sectional: Certain models have a built-in bed that is more easily converted than other models. Some styles require that you take the cushions off the sofa to reveal the sleeping area Some models come with a unique button-operated mechanism. Additionally, some sleeper sectionals have an average mattress size, while others don't, which could make it difficult to find compatible sheets for these types of beds.

You can also choose a modular sleeper sectional, that is shipped in a variety of boxes and is assembled on-site. This type of sleeper sofa can fit through narrow hallways as well as doors and is a great choice for apartments and condos where the space is limited. It's important to check the dimensions of your entrances and front doors to ensure they can hold large sectional with pull out bed pieces.