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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. She says the sofa's seat cushion unfolds to create a 10” foam mattress that rests on the floor. Comfort Comfort is a key factor when you're buying a sofa bed. Many sleeper couches have thin mattresses, which make the guests feel like they're sleeping on a platform, not a bed. To prevent this from happening issue, you can add padding to the mattress of your couch bed by purchasing a mattress topper, like the Linenspa Memory Foam one available at Amazon. This will keep your guests from suffering from back pain, or having metal frames creaking or squeaking. A chaise extension will allow guests to stretch out and relax more comfortably. The color and material of your sofa bed will also determine how well it blends in with the rest of the room. If you're not sure which fabric to pick, you can order free material swatches online and play around with them in your home before you make the purchase. This midcentury modern sofa from Anthropologie is a great option for anyone looking for a bed or sofa that's comfortable in both forms. With a queen-size innerspring mattress, this sofa is ideal to host guests and seats two people comfortably. Additionally, it can be customized with more than 70 different fabrics and cushion designs. The sleeper sofa, though a bit more expensive than the other choices in this roundup, is incredibly comfortable and comes with an extra thick 13cm memory foam mattress, the thickest of all. The unique design of this sleeper sofa, which includes the mechanism that flips the backrest and seat in order to transform it into a mattress is a major selling feature. The only issue with this piece is that it needs assembly but the tools needed are included in the couch. And it's worth the effort, as the sofa is adored by its customers due to its comfort and versatility. It is able to comfortably seat two people, and it has a variety of customization options including 194 fabrics and 11 layouts. There are also five widths four depths, and six chaise lengths. This model from West Elm is different than other sleeper sofas since it includes a bed frame into its structure. It makes the conversion process simpler and more comfortable. When not in couch mode, the mattress can be concealed beneath the cushions and it takes only a few minutes to fold into the bed. The mattress is not thin or uncomfortable, and it even comes with a compartment built in to store blankets and pillows. Style A couch bed is available in a variety of designs. The most common is a sleeper sofa, which has the bed frame and mattress inside its structure. These couches are much more comfortable than traditional pull-out sofas because they have a more consistent mattress. Click-clack style sofa beds can be transformed from a couch to a bed in one simple step. The structure's bottom has to be lifted and tipped back before it can be laid flat to accommodate the mattress. 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 is an excellent choice for those who desire the benefits of beds but prefer a more traditional style. This type of sofa also comes with the benefit of storage space as you can tuck the mattress away when not being used. Durability You want a sofa to stand up to the demands of daily use. You should look for sturdy construction features such as solid wooden frames, reinforced edges and padded arms that won't flatten over time. You'll want a fabric that's easy to clean, can handle spills, and handle stains. Get fabric swatches to test before you buy if you are unsure of the right fabric for you. The two-seater sleeper sofa by Emma Sleep is an excellent example of durability and comfort in a sleeper sofa. Its mattress, which is made of CentriPur Foam and designed to keep you cool while sleeping 10 inches thick. It's also free of latex which helps reduce allergy concerns. It was very comfortable to sleep on. The only issue is that it's not as simple to transform into a sofa like an air mattress. Another benefit of this mattress is its frame, which is constructed from birch wood for durability that lasts for a long time. It's also upholstered with polyester that is easy to clean and includes cushions for added comfort. The chaise is an added benefit that can also be used as a headrest when the couch is converted into a bed. This three-seater sofa bed from West Elm is another great option for a functional and comfortable sofa bed. The mattress is 13cm thick when folded out. This is an excellent size and is much more comfortable than the thinner sofa bed that a lot of sleeper sofas have. The extra thickness also makes it easier to take the bed out when guests arrive, without any struggling or falling. Another advantage of this couch is its easy mechanism for converting it to a bed. This couch is more secure than pull-out sofas, which are difficult to operate and feel unsafe. Instead, black couch features the lever you pull to open the bed, and a bar that you can pull to extend it. It's more expensive than other sleeper sofas but it's a good value for its comfort, quality and ease of use. Stores A sofa bed with storage built-in is a great alternative for those with little space. This type of couch has a hidden compartment that you can use to store pillows and bedding. It's possible to fold the bed in a matter of minutes when you have guests over. The furniture is multi-functional and comes in several upholstery fabrics that are suitable for most standard mattresses. Storing the Couch to Allow Air Flow Avoid putting boxes on the couch when storing it. This can damage the frame and cushions, and also create moisture that can result in mold and mildew. It is also important to keep the couch at a reasonable distance from the wall in your self storage unit to allow airflow. Additionally, it is important to clean the couch thoroughly prior to putting it in storage. This means vacuuming the fabric and wiping the areas that aren't fabric, and also the feet of the sofa. This can help reduce the risk of mildew and mold growth even when you're not using the fabric, as well as make sure the fabric is secure from pests looking for food.