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All of those make my back ache just looking at them.
For any comfortable sitting option on a soft surface I’d say requirements are slopes on the seat and backrest. -
When we were looking there are two options:
- Sofabeds you can comfortably sit on
- Sofabeds you can comfortably sleep on
Your starting point need to be what it's main function will be. The one in our eldest's room needed to be a viable second bed. This means it looks a bit shit and isn't that comfortable for prolonged sitting.
- Sofabeds you can comfortably sit on
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Never experienced one that isn't akin to a torture device. Terrible for sitting, terrible for sleeping, the 'mattress' material is often just shredded fabric offcuts, felt and lint which quickly form huge crators after a few months occasional use.
An actual sofa, with a frame welded on the ends and a hammock strung cross it for sleeping, would be an ugly, but so much better solution.
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I am searching for ideas and inspiration for sofas / daybeds combo. I quite like this one: normal 90x200 mattress size, light in looks, can be DIYed, then a thicker duvet cover (which can be cleaned easily), and thick pillows in the back for sitting. Maybe someone has other examples of sofas with no-modification-daybed function?
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