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Sleeper Sectionals

Whether you have a large family or frequent guests You'll be able to appreciate the versatility of a sectional sleeper. This multi-purpose piece of furniture can quickly transform into a comfortable guest bed, making it possible to accommodate guests without requiring an additional room.

Some chaises have a twin-size sleeper, while others have the queen-size fold-out. You can also find an option for storage that has a hidden compartment.

1. Mulholland L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

If you are a fan of the design of sectional sofas but wish to add the comfort and utility of sleeping, a sleeper sofa could be the ideal choice for you. They are available in a variety of sizes and shapes, as well as fabrics that can be tailored to fit your decor. They can also come with recliners to expand the seating capacity.

To make sure you get the ideal sleeper sectional, you should consider the type of mattress you prefer and the amount of space you have available in your living space. It is also important to consider how often you will use the couch as a lounge and if it is necessary to accommodate guests who sleep overnight.

When you are choosing the ideal sleeper sofa sectional for your house take into consideration that the couch should complement the rest of your decor and be well-fitting. Consider the durability of the sofa and the fabric. Memory foam cushions, for example may initially feel more comfortable however they will eventually sag with time. Pocket coil cushions, on the other hand retain their shape and provide more support.

It's tempting to cram a small space with as much furniture and as many people as you can. But, it's important to allow enough space for people to move around the room without bumping into each others. A good rule of thumb is to have about 5-10 feet of space between each piece of furniture.

The Jarreau sofa sleeper is perfect for smaller spaces. It folds out into a large-sized mattress to accommodate one or two guests. The modern tuxedo frame has blind-tufted upholstery on the seat, back and arms. The solid wood perimeter base and dowel legs are constructed from FSC-certified solid ash that has been kiln dried. The foam used in the sofa's cushions is made without flame retardant additives to meet California TB117 standards for fire safety in 2013. This sofa is a perfect combination with the Mulholland chair, bi-sectional, and lounge.

2. Mulholland Twin Sleeper sectional

This sectional is an ideal fit for modern decorators. Its clean fabric and clean lines are accentuated by the twin sleeper. The frame made of kiln dried wood and notch dowel details give the modern style a warm feeling. Tufted accents add a touch of personality. This sectional can be adapted to fit any size room due to its adjustable layouts. It comes with a choice of twin or queen mattress.

This L-shaped sectional is among the most affordable options we've compiled. It comes with a large bed (plus a chaise) which can sleep overnight guests. It's also a great choice for small spaces due to its slim profile and modular pieces that can be arranged in various ways. The tough performance fabrics are easy-to-clean and resistant to staining.

For procrastinators looking for a sleeper sofa that shipps quickly, take a look at this model from Apt2B that comes with two standard mattresses (queen or twin) and is available in a variety of neutral fabrics, including woven textural styles. The solid wood base and the notched dowels on the frame are made of dry kiln-dried wood. You can pick between a memory foam or innerspring mattress.

This sleeper, created by Sarah Sherman Samuel specifically for her home, is the king of sectionals on a budget. It's the only sectional we've tested with a traditional English roll arm. It's available in a variety of performance fabrics, which means you can match it to your space. It is also one of the most comfortable choices we tried. The high seats are 20" high, which is much higher than the typical sofa.

4. Corvus L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

With a queen-sized Comfort sleeper, this elegant sectional sofa can seat three and an extra bed for guests. Its unique design offers 5-10 inches more legroom compared to traditional sleeper sofas. It does not include the painful metal bars that are so frequent in other sleepers. It's more expensive than other sectionals that turn into beds, but the design and quality are worth the cost.

This sectional is modular, allowing you to mix and match pieces according to your space. It is available in more than 80 different fabrics. It also has an adjustable chaise that can be reversible and has built-in storage, making it a great option for smaller spaces. The fabric is durable enough to withstand kids, pets and stains.

This sectional can be converted into an entire bed in three steps, which is not the case with other sectionals. Its slim frame allows it to slip under most beds, and the mattress is upholstered in premium microfiber that's easy to clean. The seating area can hold three people, and there's an area for storage for blankets and pillows under each seat.

This sectional is ideal for apartments and homes with smaller spaces. The frame made of kiln dried hardwood and kiln dried foam sleeper mattress is of excellent quality and comes in a variety of colors and fabric. It also has a convenient hidden storage compartment that can hold everything from throws to remotes to board games. You can choose between U-shaped or L-Shaped Sectional With Pull Out Bed models to suit your space. The sectional is delivered in multiple boxes that you can assemble on-site. It's a great choice for homes with tight hallways or corners.

5. Corvus Twin Sleeper Sectional

The Corvus is the smallest twin sleeper sofa in Black Crows' line, featuring contemporary, clean lines and subtle space-saving versatility. The Corvus uses reverse-camber like the previous models, however this year's rocker lines are more subtle. They are flat with a slight tipped and tail rise. This makes it easier to pivot and slide than conventional camber. However the ski isn't as slack or bouncy as those with more prominent rocker lines. The Corvus can be used as a riding with a switch, however it's not designed to be used in this way.