ANJ Convertible Sofa Bed, Modern Tufted Velvet Fabric Futon Sofa Fold Up & Down Recliner Couch (Navy)

This couch is beautiful! Unfortunately it arrived with some of the pieces damage so it was very difficult to put together but I’m pretty handy and was able to fix them and get the bed put together notwithstanding. It’s extraordinarily firm, doesn’t have any give or push back to it when you sit down. But it’s a very good-looking council! Its perfect for reading to my children. I think it complements our home office perfectly. The fact that it folds out into a bed was the selling point for me. You can get nicer sofas that are velvet, I’m sure that are more comfortable to sit on, but I couldn’t find one that also served as a bed. It’s easy to recline and does the job. I’m quite happy with this purchase, especially for the price point.

To be honest, I wasn't expecting much from a futon in this price range. It's very comfortable! Even the arms are comfortable to lean against, which I wasn't expecting because I've never experienced that with a futon. There were a couple staples loose on the fabric and places where the screws could have lined up better. We are overall very satisifed!

PSA—Do not bang on couch, it will break :’) other than that very quality product.

A little more firm than I thought it would be but sturdy.

Very hard to sleep.

The couch is very beautiful and very sturdily built. It works great as a casual couch but is not very comfortable for extended sitting.

This product arrived in a very timely manner. It's kind of tricky because you think parts are missing but they are located under the seat cushion. It did take me about 3 hours to put together as I did it alone and with only the tools provided. 2 people and power tools would be much faster.

The locking mechanism for the end pieces, which were not part of the assembly, were screwed in the wrong way around and were both the same size (they needed to slide in together), so did not lock. We had to order a new locking mechanism, which bounced around for a couple weeks in transit in various parts of China, before reaching us. When they finally arrived, it took two days of attempted tries, scraped knuckles and cuts and several threats of just setting it on fire to end it all, before we could successfully lock the ends in place. 'Locking in place' is a generous term because if you pull up on one end, it will crumble. Ikea would have been 10x easier to assemble.