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Īnother option is the Room&Board Berin Queen Sleeper Sofa in Fabric. It looks nice and the mattress seems to be comfortable, but I've read nightmare reviews of the Joybird experience, so I'm not sure what to think. Īnother option is the Joybird Briar Sleeper Sofa. But has anyone actually tried the mattress? Also, I've read mixed things about West Elm quality, and I would want this to last. One that I'm looking at closely is the West Elm Shelter Queen Sleeper Sofa. I'd love to see a comparison that focused on 5-10 different brands of pull-out sofas that focused on mattress comfort, but I haven't seen one. I'm struggling to find reviews that seem to be independent, or that adequately focus on mattress comfort. (Unless someone thinks it's impossible to get what I'm looking for for that price.) I want queen size only, and pull-out only. For price, lower is better of course, but anything up to around $2500 might be considered.

I'd also like something that is going to last a long time. Comfort while in couch mode matters, but not as important for me as when the mattress is pulled out. The style/appearance of the couch itself is less important to me, although of course, it's better to look nice than not. So I'm thinking memory foam is best, and thicker is better, although I'm open to suggestions if anyone thinks that's not the way to go. I also wouldn't want anything where the mattress is too thin, or has springs or a bar that poke someone on it. Ideally, the mattress would be on the firmer side because I know my parents like that. A comfortable sleeping experience is my number one criteria, because this will be in my basement family room. I'm moving soon and would like to get a pull-out sleeper sofa that has a comfortable mattress for guests. You may also like these subs that u/hduc mods: not handmade nor self-designed), resold or mass-produced, broadly-available items uninteresting, redundant or non-value-adding secondary-source materials. Inappropriate Content Includes: excessive self-promotion to non-innovative items, links to purchase pages which profit you directly or indirectly via standard (i.e. If an article adds real context or value, it might be appropriate. Ideal Content Includes: links directly to images or designer pages that are non-commercial in nature, questions and stories relating to furniture design, history, construction, purchasing and so forth.Īppropriate Content May Include: links to commercial products that are particularly innovative, but no blogspam or everyday product pages, please - keep it fresh, relevant and unique. Here are some general guidelines to get things going in the right direction: This will no doubt be a work in progress, which means your participation is vital - if you find something interesting, post it! If you have a question, post it! If you see spam, flag it! Mainly: just use common sense and we can, together, build a useful and interesting community! If you are here to self-promote non-original work, leave now or be banned.

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