Canapé-lit en bois de frêne de 78,7 po Gagik

Very firm cushion. Build instructions are not clear. Returning the sofa not worth price. Looks great tho

Definitely happy with the quality of this sleeper sofa. My only complaint is the length when pulled out, a lot shorter then I thought it would be

Overall, I really like this sleeper sofa for my needs and tastes and will probably use it for years and years. Pros: Its firm which is my preference and what I was looking for. Minimal looking and minimal size wise. Very nice, super smooth wood frame. Open, armless style. I like the green corduroy fabric. Cons: The back rest cushions are probably more thick than they need to be. This causes a pretty shallow sitting length and your thighs will hang off the front most likely. The underside of the small pillows I received have a very differnet looking grippy section that I haven't found functional or tasteful. But these pillows aren't really necessary/can be replaced with other pillows. The instructions are a bit blurry and could be a lot more detailed and helpful step by step.

This product consists of several parts, each requiring individual attention. 1. The wooden frame: the wood itself is pleasant to both the eye and the touch. 2. Assembly takes 1 to 2 hours, provided there are no defects, and depending on who is doing the assembling (e.g., a younger person versus someone older). In my case, it took 3 hours because, unfortunately, the wooden frame had a defect. A photo is attached. 3. The mattress is slightly firmer than average—meaning not everyone will find it comfortable to sleep on—but it is worth noting that it is an excellent choice for people with back problems who need to sleep on a firm surface. A huge advantage of this mattress is that it contains no springs. 4. The quality of the mattress covering: while I personally would have preferred genuine leather, the quality of the actual material used is slightly below average; the issue is that it leaves lint or fibers on bedsheets and clothing. A photo is attached. 5. Unfortunately, I must point out another significant drawback: making a vertical cut along one side of the mattress was an unwise decision—or, at the very least, a zipper should have been sewn in. The problem is that the mattress gapes open under the person's weight while sleeping. A photo is attached.

Love it but pad is 4” longer than frame when pulled out to bed - seems wrong. Hope you can advise because we love the sofa bed. Thanks!