Yaheetech Click Clack Sofa Bed Faux Leather 3 Seater Sofa Couch Living Room/Spare Room/Guest Room Bed Settee With Cup Holders Black

very good quality, it was a bit expensive but I most say I am very satisfied with the price while comparing its quality.

Came completely assembled, just the legs to attach. No screw guides except for a chalk/pencil square to show where to attach legs. I used a bradawl to make holes for the screws and that made ot a lot easier. One of the screws broke, even without heavy weight on it. I luckily had some screws that were the same size. This is worth the money, as it's just for me to sit on, no kids or any heavy activity. It looks great and as a bed, it probably isn't big enough for two people to stretch out but as a guest bed it is perfect! At the end of the day it's a sofa and a bed for under £150- it isn't gonna be the comfiest or most sturdy piece of furniture. All this said, I am super happy with it.

Bought this sofa to replace my previous one. I wanted my new sofa to be able to be an occasional bed so remembering a previous clic-clac sofa I had a good look at what was available and chose this one. As a sofa I love that it doesn’t have lots of loose/ scatter cushions like the sofa it replaced. It has a firm seat and back that feels so much more comfortable to me as a sofa. For a short nap in “sofa” position it also feels very comfortable to me. For an overnight sleep I will need to buy a topper as the “gap” where the frame is hinged is slightly uncomfortable if strayed over. If you like a firm sofa with a fairly high back (to nape of my neck) and narrowish seat depth (I’m 5 feet 3) and my feet comfortably reach the floor where they didn’t with my previous sofa. I paid the extra to have the sofa unpacked, it’s legs put in place, and rubbish removed and for me it was worth every penny.

It looks expensive for it’s price. It’s firm to sit on and I can see it has been made inexpensively with chipboard on the inside which is fine as you won’t be looking at that once it’s assembled. The cup holder is a good feature as well as the backrest going down to convert it into a bed. It is not a super strong sofa and it would be important to warn any children not to jump on it and not to stand on it yourself. The sofa came in one big box preassembled with only the legs to put on. The instructions are minimal. To get the legs you need to unzip the pockets on the bottom of the sofa and take them out. Then zip the pockets back up again as you will never need to go in there again. Next take the two biggest legs and they go on the front. The place you are putting them has been marked with chalk squares. I thought at first I would need an electric screwdriver as they are not predrilled but as the screws are wood screws you can just use a big hand screwdriver to press down on the screw and wind it straight into the chipboard through the fabric. I had all the legs on in half an hour it was that easy. Just make sure each leg has its screw holes over the chipboard before you go ahead and screw them in.

I bought this so far three months ago the sponge has already gone down to nothing and now are sitting on Bearwood. It is not a very good product at all. Potentially I would give it a zero. I thought it was a really really good prize for its product, but it turned out to be rubbish. The felt also started coming off and now it is unbearable to either sleep on or to sit on if you’re looking for something just for a month or two might be worth it otherwise no.

Bought this knowing that it would not be an exceptionally well crafted piece of furniture, but all we needed was something quick to go in the box room for the odd occasion friends or relatives stay over. So for the price can’t complain too much. Things to note: 1) with the legs provided it would be very low sitting or bed height from the floor. And the legs are only tack welded together, and very thin metal, so I wouldn’t trust them to stand up to lots of lateral forces from moving the bed sideways (or other causes of bed vibration). 2) the frame is the most basic box construction using the smallest thickness they can get away with, so I can see why some report it breaking quickly. 3) the black fabric lining the underneath is shocking delicate, ours developed rips where it contacted the frame in the middle. 4) if you’re going to sit on it for a long time or sleep on it regularly you will need more padding, like a thick throw or camping mattress. The foam used is not the most comfortable, though it may give with time. 5) we modified ours (voiding the warranty) by fitting an 18mm sheet of plywood to the base frame to add strength, screwed it in where the legs would be fitted. We also fitted new legs, the type often used for coffee tables or desks, that span the entire width of the sofa to spread the load and fitted one in the middle too to give much needed mid-support. We chose 35cm high legs to raise the seat/bed high to a more decent sitting level and as a plus now have ample storage space below to keep the bedding when not in use. So in summary, 3 stars as it is what it is, an inexpensive, basically designed and manufactured bit of furniture. It doesn’t pretend to be anything else, do don’t expect anything else.

Easy to assemble. Be aware that there are 2 angled and 2 straight legs that need mounting from scratch. There are no pilot or pre-drilled holes so have to do this yourself to insert the screws which doesn't take very long or is not difficult. Bear this in mind and use a small pilot wood drill bit for the holes. Overall a good priced and functional buy that will come in very useful for my new home. Comfort wise it is above average I would say. Some padding, not luxury comfort but perfectly ok to sit on. Side pillows are free moving with no attachment option which isn't a problem for us. Grey is not dark grey I would say but more a mid grey as in the pics. Hope this helps.

This came as one piece and just needed the legs screwing on. It looks great and I love the cup holder folded arm. I was a bit disappointed with the legs as there was no predrilled.suppotted holes in the base to show you where the legs go and I was worried that they wouldn't support a lot of weight. How ever as it is my spare room I love the way it looks, attractive and fun