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Product Features
- Contemporary low seating design.
- Sturdy construction with metal mesh frame provides additional comfort and support.
- Quickly converts from sofa to a full-size bed with retainer clips to prevent mattress from sliding.
- Ships in one box and assembles quickly. Accommodates a standard size futon mattress, sold separately. Available in black and silver. 1-year limited warranty.
- Sofa Dimensions: 76.5"L x 30"W x 29"H. Sleeping Dimensions: 71.5"L x 52"W x 10.5"H. Weight limit: 600 lbs. Carton Dimensions: 36.5"L x 26"W x 5"H. Net weight: 44 lbs. Gross weight: 48 lbs.
- MODERN DESIGN: Features a contemporary low seating design ideal to complement any décor
- 3-in-1; Converts easily and quickly from a sofa to a lounger, to a full-size bed. Retainer clips prevent mattress from sliding
- STURDY FRAME: Sturdy metal frame construction guarantees optimal support and durability. Accommodates a standard size futon mattress (sold separately)
- EASY TO ASSEMBLE: Ships in one box for stress-free handling and easy to assemble
- DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT LIMITS: Futon: 76.5"L x 30"W x 29"H. Bed: 71.5"L x 52"W x 10.5"H. Weight limit: 600 pounds
Product Specifications
| Size | Large |
| Product Dimensions | 71.5"L x 51"W x 10.5"H |
| Special Feature | Flexible,Sturdy |
| Color | Black |
| Included Components | Futon Frame |
| Brand | DHP |
| Furniture Finish | Black |
| Product Care Instructions | Wipe with Dry Cloth |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Item Weight | 43.5 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Dorel Home Furnishings |
| ASIN | B00IAUV5LA |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 3273098 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Batteries required | No |
| Import | Made in USA or Imported |
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Great price, okay product. Bought this so I could have a little more space in my room, very happy with the result. Built it on my own although the instructions say 2 people is recommended. Some of the screws are in pretty difficult spots to tighten with the included tools and some of them took alot of elbow grease to get right, but otherwise pretty simple to assemble. I’m probably doing it wrong, but switching it to sitting mode from sleeping seems a bit hard with the mattress on but that could just be me.
Minimalistic value. This was a value purchase as always. By my choice, it was assembled by myself & not all at once. It was put together over time throughout a week. It does what it supposed to do. A 8 inch poly-filled mattress was bought at value separately through a competitor (W. Mart). There was a little worry about mattress length vs. frame sitting length, but it was useless mind energy on my part. The mattress fit fine lengthwise, despite apprehensive thought. The two metal retainers on the front of the frame to hold a mattress in place and prevent it from slipping forward while in ‘sitting position’ are illustrated and written in the manual as to be fastened and screwed securely in place is “wrong” in its position. They fasten and screw securely from the outside of the frame; this on the opposite side of the instructions. The metal support frame gets in the way and does not allow secure placement of the retainers as described and shown on the page. The retainers were not manufactured with the right amount of design, or the frame was not, or the manual writers were wrong. Anyway, they attach securely from the outside to the preset screw holes from underneath to hold a mattress nonetheless. Further, make a path for your screws. The pre-set holes on the frame do NOT provide the screws to be put in with ease! One needs to use the screws twice. There is once to enlarge the hole and create an easy helix path in the metal, then, the second for securely attaching whatever is in the guide booklet. To conclude, luckily, I had already on hand from past needs some very affordable camping mats purchased from said competitor. They look like yoga mats and seem to be made from the same stuff that is used for those noodles used in pools for floatation. Anyway, I put one under the sitting side of the futon and one behind the back of the mattress. It does feel more comfy to me with those additions. – Done –
Sturdy frame for full size futon. Assembly went well, except for lack of instructional detail for orientation of several cross member pieces, unsure which side up they faced.
Creaky but gets the job done. Was able to set up by myself with having very little handy skills. I just prepared myself going into it based on the reviews I read but it really wasn’t that difficult, just time consuming. Wait to tighten bolts at the end when you’re finished putting it together. My only complaint is the creaky sounds from the metal that occur when I shift around slightly. It’s also relatively lower and set back when in the couch position than I was expecting. Overall happy with the purchase, I couldn’t find any better alternatives
Very sturdy. Not sure how easy it is to fix since I just paid someone to do the job but it has held up pretty well considering my partner is 360lbs and sleeps on is almost 50% of the time. The thing that holds the mattress up broke after a few months but that didn’t really matter as the bed still held up on its own. I have slept in it a couple times and it’s been ok considering I have a bad back and almost no bed is truly ok for me unless it’s a sleep number bed BUT that being said, it’s pretty good and very sturdy! It’s easy to move around too. I like it alot!