Sleeper Sectionals

A sectional sleeper is a versatile piece of furniture that will be a hit with anyone who has a large family, or someone who hosts frequent guests. This multifunctional piece of furniture can be quickly transformed into a comfortable guest bed, which allows you to accommodate more guests without requiring an additional space.

Most feature a foldout style that pulls out a queen-size mattress, although some utilize a smaller twin-size sleeper in the chaise section. There is also an option for storage that comes with a hidden compartment.

1. Mulholland L Shape Sleeper Sectional that turns into a bed

A sleeper sectional is a great alternative if you like the look of sectional couches but want to add the luxury of bed. These sofas are available in various sizes and shapes, as well as fabrics that can be tailored to match your style. These sofas can be equipped with recliners to improve the seating capacity.

To ensure that you get the ideal sleeper sectional, consider what kind of mattress you would like and the space you have available in your space. It is also important to think about how often you make use of the couch as a lounge, and whether or not it will be able to accommodate guests who sleep overnight.

When it comes to choosing the best sleeper sectional for your home, you should be aware that the sofa should be well-fitting and match the the decor. Be sure to check the sofa bed sectional queen's durability and material. For example memory foam cushions may appear more comfortable initially, but they will eventually shrink over time and pocket coil cushions will keep their shape longer and provide more support.

It's tempting to pack a small space with as much furniture and as many people as possible. However, it's essential to leave enough space to allow people to move around the room without bumping each the other. A good rule is to leave 5-10 feet between each piece.

The Jarreau Sofa Sleeper is a great option for smaller spaces and folds out to the size of a bed large enough to sleep two or more overnight guests. The modern sleeper sectional tuxedo-style frame has blind-tufted upholstery for the seat, back and arms. The dowels and base made of solid wood are made of ash that has been kiln dried to meet FSC certification. The sofa's upholstered foam is formulated to meet California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of any flame retardant additives. This sofa is a perfect match for the Mulholland chair, bi-sectional and lounge.

2. Mulholland Twin Sleeper Sectional

With twin sleepers and track arms, this sectional's sleek lines and crisp fabric make it a perfect fit for modern decorators. The kiln dried wood frame and dowels that are notch-shaped give the modern style an inviting feel. Tufted accents add a touch of design. This versatile sectional with pull out bed and recliners is able to fit a range of room sizes due to its customizable layouts, and it includes a choice of twin or queen mattresses.

This L-shaped sectional is one the cheapest options on our list. It comes with a large bed (plus a chaise) that can be used to accommodate overnight guests. It's also great for small spaces thanks to its slim profile modular pieces and the ability to be set up in various ways. The durable fabrics for performance are easy-to-clean and resistant to staining.

For those who are putting off buying a sleeper sofa that can be shipped quickly, look into this model from Apt2B It comes with two standard mattresses (queen or twin) and comes in a range of neutral fabrics, including woven textural styles. The sturdy frame made of kiln-dried wood includes notched dowels and a solid wood perimeter base and you can select between a luxurious innerspring mattress or memory foam mattress.

This sleeper, designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel specifically for her home, is the king of sectionals for a low-cost. It's the only sectional on our list with a traditional English roll arm. It is available in a variety of high-performance fabrics, allowing you to make it a perfect fit for your space. It's also among the most comfortable options we tested, with high seats that are 20" tall--much higher than the standard sofa seat.

4. Corvus L-Shape Sleeper Sectional

This stylish sectional sofa is equipped with a queen-sized comfort sleeper and can accommodate three people plus an extra bed. Its unique design offers five to ten inches more legroom than traditional sleeper sofas. It also does not come with the aching metal bars that are common with most other sleepers. It's a bit more expensive than other sectionals, but the design and quality are worth the cost.

This modular sectional lets you mix and match pieces to make it fit your space, and it comes in more than 80 fabrics. It also comes with an adjustable chaise that can be reversible and has built-in storage, making it a great choice for small spaces. The fabric is durable enough to withstand kids, pets and stains.

Like other sectionals one converts to a bed in two easy steps. Its compact frame makes it simple to slide under most beds. The mattress is lined with premium microfiber, which is easy to clean. The seating area has space for three people and an under-seat storage area that can be used for seat to store blankets and pillows.

This sectional is ideal for apartments and 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 wide variety of fabrics and colors. Additionally, it comes with an easy-to-access storage compartment that can hold everything from remotes, throws to board games. You can pick between U-shaped or L-shaped versions to fit your space. This sectional sofa that turns into a bed comes in several boxes, which you can assemble on-site. It's a great option for homes with tight hallways or corners.

5. Corvus Twin Sleeper Sectional

The Corvus is Black Crows' smallest twin sleeper sectional sofa couch. It features clean-lined modern design with subtle space-saving versatility. The Corvus uses reverse-camber like the previous models, however this year's rocker lines are more subtle. They are basically flat, with a slight tip and tail rise. This allows it to pivot and slide than conventional camber. However the ski isn't as flexible or as surfy as those with more prominent rocker lines. The Corvus can be ridden with a switch, however it's not specifically designed specifically for this.