51 Convertible Loveseat Sofa Bed 2-in-1 Folding Sofa Bed with 2 Pillow for Small Spaces Modern Loveseat Sleeper

Absolutely perfect for an extra bed! This was for our cabin to add an additional bed in a small loft area. It’s very comfortable and easy to open up. I don’t understand any of the negative posts. I would buy again if I ever had to. Great price in my opinion for what you get. Read more

I was pleasantly surprised by how easy this was to assemble. It only took about 15 minutes from start to finish. The piece feels sturdy and well made, and overall, it’s very comfortable to sit on. The backrest is fine, but because of its shape, it doesn’t offer much lower lumbar support. I’m pretty particular about that, so I added a couple of extra couch pillows I already had, and that made it perfect. This probably won’t be an issue for most people, so I’m not taking off any stars. Converting it into a bed is quick and simple, which makes it a great fit for my guest room. I have it placed near the window that looks out into the backyard, and since it’s not very heavy, it’s easy to move around when needed. That comes in handy during family gatherings when we need extra sleeping space. I just slide it away from the window and set it up as a bed. We’ve only used it once so far, but everyone commented on how nice it looks and how surprisingly comfortable it was to sleep on. I’m really happy with it and have even been thinking about getting a second one for another room. Read more

So this couch gets a 5 for how nice looking it is. Another 5 for how easy to put together. A 4 for how it has fleshed out in 3-4 days... (about 85 pct) A 3 for sleeping. Here's why: And I knew this was a potential issue. The two cushions that fold out - magnificent. Very firm, very comfortable. There are springs inside so you don't just sink into your impression in the foam, and the foam itself is high density - not super squishy. But - in the opened (sleep) position, the part where the main front support of the couch is - although that has a layer of foam, there is no missing the strong rib of wood for the cross support. Also, unless the cushions fully floof up, the main body of the couch (firmer,harder) sits very slightly higher than the cushions, which of course is another issue. If you're lying on your back it's less of an issue than if you're lying on your side, because your shoulder will land right on that support rib under you, which - other than the thin layer of foam - has no give. This makes it necessary to sleep in the other direction, so that your feet are resting on the hard bit. Or, you can lay your pillow so that it's your neck hollow that's just above that rib, not your shoulder, in which case your feet might go off the end. I'm 5'4". I live in a tiny-house, so this is my daily use couch/bed. Not "for guests"... I'm hoping the cushions come up to full volume. The front right corner of both cushions remains largely compressed still. And it was this corner too where the compression had been so severe that the fabric was <stuck> to the foam - like it had been stamped. For the most part the remaining portion of the cushions have fleshed out and are very comfortable, with enough resilience and spring that they don't collapse and dump you off onto the floor (with the exception of that one corner, for both). Since the two cushions are attached, they were compressed within the same bag and so that's why they both have an issue on that one little corner. I'm thinking about replacing the 2" feet with 1.5" feet, hoping that tiny bit of drop can help - so the presence of that rib isn't so assertive and/or I can add an add'l thin layer of foam. But I'll give it time and try sleeping on it forwards and backwards before making any changes. I'm using my own pillows. The ones they provide are floppy. However, the back pillow cushion is great. It's kind of heavy too, making me think there might be springs in that too. Something other than just fiber-fill at any rate. This is a lovely little couch, and an okay sleeper - especially if you can sleep in the reversed direction. Really really comfy. Oh and there is no yucky odor - none. The corduroy is soft and real corduroy. Read more

This was perfect for my tiny house. Its a firm but comfy couch and also doubles as a pull out if friends or family come over. Love the gray, its on the darker side which is what I wanted. All in all great couch for the money. Read more

5 stars all day long. I just upgraded my Rv sofa to this one and so far no regrets. It’s comfy and easy to assemble. It took me one hour. Review from Wa state. Read more

Couch arrived early and is as pictured. Folded up as a couch it is comfortable. As a bed, it is a firm memory foam, which is exactly what I was looking for. Great for sleep overs, last minute guests, or routine sleeping in a small area. Read more

This little couch was the perfect size and look for my dressing room. Easy to assemble and so cute. Only knock I have is for the "pillows" they are basically pillow covers with a handful of fluff in them. I'll be buying pillow inserts. If not for that I would have given 5 stars. Read more

Nice look and easy to put together. Not very comfortable. Nice size for what I needed. Read more