Recommended Sofa Bed
Recommended Sofa Bed
Are there any super comfortable sofa beds out there you can recommend please?
We have been asked to equip a studio apartment. What would be best?
1. Sofa bed
2. Bed hidden in the wall
We have been asked to equip a studio apartment. What would be best?
1. Sofa bed
2. Bed hidden in the wall
It is better to remain quiet and have one think you are stupid, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt....
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I don't know if they are called the same thing or exist even in UK but the most comfortable sofa bed I have ever slept on was a Klik Klak. They split in half length wise and have a spring action for folding/opening.
This much said they only come in 140cm widths so are not very big.
I think Murphy beds are great if you have the place to put comfortable sitting as well so do you have space for a sofa or armchairs + the bed once opened?
This much said they only come in 140cm widths so are not very big.
I think Murphy beds are great if you have the place to put comfortable sitting as well so do you have space for a sofa or armchairs + the bed once opened?
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I got one similar to this oak one on the left when I kitted out my studio in uk. It was incredibly comfortable as a bed and very comfortable as a sofa.
http://www.futoncompany.co.uk/sofa-beds ... -beds.html
http://www.futoncompany.co.uk/sofa-beds ... -beds.html
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I have a Futon Company one at home, I find it a bit hard to sleep on, but we are on our second mattress now, and it is better than the first one. We tend to sleep on it when we are decorating upstairs, as hubby wheezes with the paint fumes. IN my apartment I have an IKEA Lycksele sofa-bed. Not bad as a sofa (although it doesn't have arms), and with the highest quality mattress they have available, comfortable as a bed. We slept on it for two weeks this summer, and it was fine.
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How about a day bed something like this
We have one (I think it's the one in the link) with a full size and depth single mattress mainly for our disabled guests. We had a cushion made up to fit along the backrest and a cover for the mattress in the same material - you can see ours here to get an idea of what it looks like. Feedback on the comfort has been very positive (depends on the mattress you buy really) and many guests probably don't even realise it's a bed. It's just a case of putting bottom sheet and pillows on and flinging a duvet over it.
We have one (I think it's the one in the link) with a full size and depth single mattress mainly for our disabled guests. We had a cushion made up to fit along the backrest and a cover for the mattress in the same material - you can see ours here to get an idea of what it looks like. Feedback on the comfort has been very positive (depends on the mattress you buy really) and many guests probably don't even realise it's a bed. It's just a case of putting bottom sheet and pillows on and flinging a duvet over it.