Sleepers that are not sectionals
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A sofa bed is the sleeper for your room when there is no space for a sectional. Ours include futons, pull-out sofas and chairs, and foam sleepers that arrive compressed, most of them two-seaters from 51 to 94.5 inches wide. Depending on the model, the back tilts down flat, a frame pulls out from under the seat, or a foam couch unfolds into a lounge bed on the floor.
Seats sit low, 15 to 17.7 inches off the floor on most pieces, and seat depths run 18.5 to 26 inches. Corduroy and a linen blend are the common covers. Several models hide cup holders that fold away, and a few carry a USB port beside the seat, handy when you want a phone charged overnight. The 35.5-inch single sofa bed pulls out into a bed for one and folds back into an armchair.
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Questions
Questions about ERYE sofa beds
That depends on the build. On a futon, take off the armrests where they come off and lower the back until it lies flat with the seat. Pull-out sofa beds open when you draw the frame from under the seat, and a foam floor sleeper simply unfolds into a long, low lounge bed.
Hold the overall height against your sill. Our sofa beds stand 25.98 to 36.2 inches tall on most models, and the futons are among the lower ones at 27.6 to 31.5. Leave a hand of space between the back and the sill so a curtain can still fall straight.
Yes, that is the point of it. By day the back stands upright and the seat holds two of you, and several backs lock partway for reading. Keep the bedding in a basket or a closet nearby, since most of our sofa beds have no storage well of their own.


























































