Fauteuil Bonfort 22,64 "Boneless

The boneless upholstered sleeper sofa/sofa chair is incredibly soft and very plush. The sofa sleeper chair has arms that are removable. The back of the chair can lay flat as well or be propped up when placed in the sleeper position. Really awesome chair from my son. Highly recommend.

Not sure how we feel about this yet. This picture that is taken is 3 hours after unpacking this from the box. It doesn’t seem to be expanding past the point in which we unwrapped it. We are excited to try but need it to expand.

This is definitely more of a pet bed than anything for a human. I bought it for my child’s room for when they have guests, but this thing is just embarrassing and a big fail. Disappointed

It’s comfortable comes in one piece opens up as a sleeper it’s not something I would put in my living room being that it doesn’t have legs or the structure to be used daily. It’s in my sons room it’s good for when an unexpected friend of his spends the day or night in our house a little bulky not easily something you can hide or put away in a closet when not in use so it’s become a furniture in his bedroom. But it’s nice if that’s what you’re looking for.

In my humble opinion, this chair/sleeper is a classic case of "looks great on paper, but falls a bit short in practice." Sure, it does have a stylish, cozy aesthetic that fits well in a guest room or corner nook, BUT I believe that there are several disappointing functional flaws, again in my opinion, that make it more of a decorative piece than a practical seat. One thing that bothers me is why the armrests don’t have some way to be attached to the body of the chair, like Velcro or something… I may be a fussy chair user, lol, but they tend to shift or slide off the moment I lean on them, which to me makes the chair feel a bit unfinished and precarious. Another point, it does sit too low to the ground (yes, yes, I saw the measurements) - which at my age (lol), I don’t just get up from it, I have to roll off it first. As much fun as it could be to imagine my (especially unwanted, lol) guests struggling trying to get back up from it, I’d think twice before offering it as a comfortable sitting/sleeping option. I also feel that it lacks support because the foam is too soft and lacks density, leading to a "sinking" feeling rather than a comfortable, firm cushion. So, yes, it may be a cute, space-saving option for a very occasional guest bed, or a kid’s playing station, or a younger person’s relaxing spot… but as a chair I think it lacks the structural integrity and height needed for daily comfort.