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A sofa bed earns its keep - a comfortable seat by day and a proper bed for guests by night, so a spare room, home office or living room can double as somewhere to stay. Our range covers click-clack designs that fold flat in seconds, pull-out sofa beds with a sprung mattress, and compact chair beds for the smallest spaces, in fabric and faux-leather finishes chosen to look at home all year round, not just when guests arrive.
Below you'll find straightforward guidance on choosing the mechanism, sizing the bed, and measuring for both use and delivery - with fast UK delivery and 30-day returns on every order.
Think about how often it will be slept on: for the occasional guest a click-clack is ideal, while regular use points towards a pull-out with a supportive mattress.
Check both the seating size and the made-up bed size, as they differ. Sofa beds convert to roughly single, small-double or double sleeping widths, so match that to who'll use it - a double for couples, a single or small double for one guest or a child's room. Note the made-up bed length too if your guests are tall. As a seat, consider seat depth and firmness just as you would a normal sofa: firmer foam supports upright sitting, while softer cushions feel more relaxed but need plumping.
A sofa bed needs clear floor space to open out, so measure the room with the bed extended, not just the sofa footprint - allow room to walk around it and to open the mechanism fully. Leave roughly 40-45cm in front when it's in sofa mode for comfortable legroom. For delivery, measure the narrowest point on the route in - front door, internal doorways, hallway turns and staircase widths - and compare against the sofa's width, height and depth, remembering it usually goes through a doorway on its side.
The sleeping surface makes or breaks a guest's stay. A sprung or foam mattress on a pull-out gives the most bed-like night, while a click-clack pad suits shorter, occasional use - a mattress topper is a cheap way to add comfort for longer stays. On covers, woven fabric is warm and quiet with the widest colour choice, while faux leather wipes clean in seconds. To keep everything working, fold and unfold gently using the handles, air the mattress occasionally, don't leave it made up as a bed for weeks on end, and vacuum the seams and any bedding storage.
A pull-out sofa bed with a sprung or foam mattress gives the most bed-like night and suits regular or longer stays. Click-clack fold-down designs are quicker and neater but better for occasional use, where a mattress topper can add extra comfort.
Sofa beds convert to roughly single, small-double or double sleeping widths, listed on each product. Choose a double for couples, or a single or small double for one guest or a child's room, and check the made-up bed length too if your guests are tall.
Measure the room with the bed extended, not just in sofa mode, and leave room to walk around it and open the mechanism fully. In sofa mode, allow about 40-45cm in front for legroom.
Yes - treat it as you would a normal sofa and check the seat depth and firmness. Firmer foam supports upright sitting for daily use, while softer cushions feel more relaxed but need occasional plumping to stay neat.
Measure the narrowest point on the delivery route - front door, internal doorways, hallway turns and staircases - and compare against the sofa's width, height and depth. It's usually carried through on its side, so the two smaller measurements often matter most.
We deliver across the UK, carefully packed, and every sofa bed is covered by our 30-day returns policy so you can be confident it's right for your room.
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