Is this a sleeper sofa?
523617
No, this is not a sleeper sofa. It is a stationary (non-reclining) loveseat.
146031
The sleeper is quite comfortable as is. Keep in mind it is a convertible which limits too much added density if you have an expectation of leaving mattress inside the converted ottoman. If you store it elsewhere your options are definitely increased.
1237155
This is not the most greatest couch to sleep on. My husband is 180 & has slept on it one night. He said "that couch is terrible!" I have since moved it in my bedroom to throw clothes on in the morning. It's super stiff & it looks like a midget couch. Everyone used to come in & ask me if the couch was super small. The picture shown makes it look way more plush than it really is. Just my thoughts... Hope it helps.
1818881
Possibly...It really depends on the person's sleeping preferences. For the sofa sleeper, this provides a soft, but pliable feel - really taking away the feeling of the springs and crossbar design of the sofa sleeper.
1800988
It depends. :) The cushioning is VERY firm. For me, that's a plus. Having been stuck on saggy convertible sofas in the past, I would MUCH prefer this sofa. If you like a softer mattress, then this wouldn't be a good choice.
1244843
The short answer: no. My wife and I looked for a sleeper bed that we liked for months. After deciding that traditional sleeper sofas weren't for us (we find them generally ugly and uncomfortable) we settled on this one. It was a little more than we wanted to spend but we have really liked it so far. It opens up to give guests a lot of space and with a cheap foam topper it is pretty comfy if you like a firmer bed. This was the only one that we could find that had a click clack style back and a pull out leg part. I think if you want one that is fabric you may need to get a traditional one or get a cover. We've had ours now for 6 months and have really liked it.
1230434
I really don't think your sleeper sofa would fold up correctly with the mattress pad on it. You would probably have to roll it up and store it. Hope this helps
715805
I guess it depends what you want from a sofa. It sits low and the cushions are deep. It's not wholly uncomfortable. I don't care for the headrests as they are cheap. It's over priced in my opinion but it does look good in the living room and I have gotten used to it. It's kinda hard too. Of course I don't use very much. I would see if you could find a showroom that actually has one of these and go check it out. If I had done that I probably would not have bought it.
1980548
If there are springs, I don't feel them! We've had this sofa for about 5 months and we love it!!! It is nice and soft. I would definitely recommend it. No complaints!
89409
Yes, my son sleep on it every night not his bed. he said it is very comfortable
921190
Yes it is,I personally haven't slept on it,but my son says it is super comfortable and he is very happy with it.
411617
It is comfortable as a couch to sleep on, less so as a bed because of the fold. We put an additional pad from ikea on top when guests come.
1379155
It is thick enough I use mine as a sofa and my husband falls asleep on it several times. But if I was to use as a bed I would use a mattress pad or comforter for extra cushioning.
1603456
It was 'shrink wrapped' when it came but I think it would be rather large after opening, to be used for this. To be used for a sofa sleeper, I think it would either fold in nicely or 'possibly' make it not close right. I would ask the seller if it were me because it really is comfortable to sleep on.
1998224
Yes, very comfortable. A little firm which I like, so when u sit it doesn't just sink in. Th ed backrest is short, but that does bother me cause I use it as a lounger
86824
Yes it is. It is firm, all you need is a mattress pad to make it a bit cushy and a fitted sheet on the top.
1892063
Not really. It is pretty firm and straight back. I have it in a foyer so we really dont use it like that