Any recommendation for a sofa bed ?

[tostaky]

It is going in the playroom/mezzanine.
What would you recommend?

I got one for £300 from ASDA surprisingly

Also in the playroom, so didn't want anything pricey

John Lewis do a really basic but surprisingly comfortable sofa bed for under £300 (just!).

www.johnlewis.com/house-by-john-lewis-smart-large-sofa-beds/p308428?colour=Slate

My friend has an Ikea one which is amazingly comfortable to sleep on and has space in the base to store your bedding. It works like this one but hers is a more modern sofa shape.

I like these from made.com - only £199 and look really cool- lots of colours available.

We are also looking for a sofa bed for in the playroom, so i am marking my space... Like the look of that one Mrs Jasmin, until I saw the length: it's only 180 cm (6ft) long, which means I can sleep on it as long as I don't stretch my toes (5'10) and dh would have to be diagonally (6'3) . Personally I really like the look of the futon company sofa beds but they are a little pricey (to put it mildly). We have a small - and independent - shop nearby that sells sofabeds, and I may go and have a look if they have got something naice there.

Don't get an M&S one. We did, and we call it the bed of nails now. Such a thin mattress you can feel the bars underneath....

We have this ikea one which is nice. The drawers are fabulous for storage and it is very comfy with proper slatted base.

We also have the ikea one indith linked. Admittedly it's in the spare room and we don't sit on it like a sofa. But it's got huge drawers! (I don't consider it a sofa bed btw).

There are several different types of sofa beds that you can purchase.A good sofa bed ideally provides a comfortable place to sit and a comfortable place to sleep.When buying a sofa bed, it is better to consider the size of the sofa bed that will best suit you.Select a sofa bed that has a good mattress. It should be thick enough to give a good support for the person sleeping on it.