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Sleeper Sectionals

If you have a big family or frequent guests you'll be able to appreciate the versatility of the sectional sleeper. This furniture is multi-functional and can transform into an ideal bed for overnight guests in a flash, allowing you to easily accommodate more guests without the need to create an additional guest room.

The majority of them have a fold-out design that allows you to pull out a queen-sized mattress, though some have smaller twin-sized beds in the chaise section. There is also an option for storage that comes with a hidden compartment.

1. Mulholland L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

A sleeper sectional is an excellent alternative if you like the look of sectional with pop up sleeper sofas but want to add the luxury of bed. These sofas are available in different sizes and shapes, as well as fabrics that can be adapted to fit your decor. Sofas with recliners to increase the seating capacity.

To ensure you get the ideal sleeper sectional, you should consider the kind of mattress you would like and the amount of space you have in your room. It is also important to think about how often you use the couch as a place to relax, and if it needs to accommodate guests who stay for the night.

When you are deciding on the best sleeper sectional for your home, keep in mind that the sofa should be well-fitting and match the rest of the decor. Consider the durability of the sofa and material. For example memory foam cushions may feel cozier initially but will eventually shrink over time While pocket coil cushions will keep their shape longer and provide more support.

While it's always tempting to make a small space appear larger by putting in as much furniture as possible, it's important to have enough space for people to move around the space without bumping into one other. A good rule of thumb is to leave 5-10 feet between each piece.

The Jarreau sofa sleeper is perfect for smaller homes. It can fold out into a large-sized mattress that can accommodate two or more guests. Its contemporary tuxedo frame comes with blind-tufted upholstery on the seat, back, and arms. The solid wood base and dowel legs are made from kiln-dried FSC-Certified solid ash. The sofa's upholstered foam has been designed to comply with California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of any flame retardant additives. This sofa goes well with the Mulholland Chair, Bi-Sectional, and Lounge.

2. Mulholland Twin Sleeper sectional

With a twin sleeper and track arms, this tailored sectional's clean lines and crisp fabrics make it a perfect fit for modern decorators. A kiln dried wood frame and a notched dowel detail create an inviting atmosphere for the contemporary design, while the tufted accents add a touch of class to. This sectional can be customized to fit any size room thanks to its customizable layouts. It comes with a choice of a queen or twin mattress.

This L-shaped sectional with recliner and sleeper is one the cheapest options on our list. It comes with a big bed (plus a chaise) which can sleep overnight guests. It's also ideal for small spaces thanks to its slim profile, modular pieces and capability to be configured in various ways. In addition, its long-lasting performance fabrics are easy to clean down and repel staining.

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

This sleeper, designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel specifically for her home is the most luxurious of sectionals for a low-cost. It's the only sectional we've tested that comes with a classic English roll arm. It comes in a variety of performance fabrics, so you can adapt it to your space. It's also among the most comfortable picks that we tried. The high seats are 20" high, which is much higher than the typical couch.

4. Corvus L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

This elegant sectional sofa comes with a queen-sized comfort sleeper and can comfortably accommodate three people as well as an extra bed. Its unique design offers 5-10 inches more legroom compared to traditional sleeper sofas. It also doesn't include the painful metal bars that are so common with most other sleepers. It's more expensive than other sectionals but the style and quality are worth the investment.

This sectional that is modular lets you mix and match pieces to fit your space, and is available in more than 80 fabrics. It also comes with a reversible chaise and built-in storage which makes it an ideal choice for small spaces. The fabric is also strong enough to stand up to pets, kids and spills.

This sectional transforms into a full-size bed in three easy steps, unlike other sectionals. Its compact frame makes it easy to slide under most beds. The mattress is lined with premium microfiber that is easy to clean. The seating area has space for three, and there's a storage compartment under each seat to store blankets and pillows.

This sectional couch that turns into a bed that is versatile is a perfect choice for apartments or homes with smaller spaces. Its kiln dried hardwood frame and kiln-dried foam mattress for sleepers are both of high-end quality, and it comes in a variety of colors and fabrics. It also comes with a hidden storage compartment that can store anything from board games to remote controls. It's available in L-shaped and U-shaped versions which means you can choose the perfect fit for your space. The sectional is also available in multiple boxes that you can put together on your own which makes it a great choice for homes with narrow hallways and corners.

5. Corvus Twin Sleeper Sectional

The Corvus is Black Crows' smallest twin sleeper couch. It offers clean-lined modern styling and subtle space-saving capabilities. The Corvus has reverse camber, just like previous models, but this year's rocker lines are more subtle. They are flat with a slight tip and tail rise. This makes the ski more easy to move and pivot over traditional camber, but not as loose and surfy as more prominent, deep rocker-lined skis. The Corvus is designed to be ridden by switch. However it can also be used in this way.