Canapé-lit 3 en 1 avec canapé-lit extensible, rembourré et convertible, canapé-lit réglable

It looks great and fills the spot I had perfectly. It’s not the most comfortable place to sit, however, and the futon is extremely firm. I have not tried sleeping on it but I think some may not find it comfortable enough

So easy to put together even by yourself--only need to attach the arm rests and legs. No tools needed as.the screws and hex key are provided. The hardest part was taking it out of the box (or in my case, ripping the box away from the couch). As a couch, it feels great if you like stiffer support, like I do. If youre looking for a cloud to sit on, this aint it. Similarly the bed portion is kinda of stiff for sleeping but its easily solved by a mattress topper. Its super easy to fold and unfold, but mine didnt come with directions, so here are some tips. To flatten it to a bed, unfold the seat to flat first. Then unzip the pockets in the back of the backrest and unbend the legs for the backrest. After, gently pull the backrest forward first (like the backseat of your car when youre trying to get to your trunk from the inside of your car) and then push it all the way back to the floor. If you want to recline, you have to pull it up to the desired angle from the flat position. Note, the back has a huge exposed zipper (see pic) so if you dont put it against a wall, youll probably want a throw blanket or something else to hide it. Fair warning, it seems smaller than a twin in terms of width so larger guests and guests who roll in their sleep may feel uncomfortable with the width. Still, my apt. is less than 800 sq feet and this was a great addition as a mini-loveseat!

So glad I purchased this before it was out of stock. It is solid wood and a beautiful piece of furniture for our office/guest room. Easy to assemble and sturdy. It was beyond our expectations! We just love it!!

Higher quality than expected and converting to recliner or bed can be done way quicker than imagined.

Really great if you’re using it for someone to stay over for a night or two but not if longer than that. Caused back pain on my sister who stayed for a week.