Yaheetech Convertible Sofa Bed Adjustable Fabric Couch Sleeper Modern Recliner Reversible Loveseat Folding Daybed Guest Bed, Removable Armrests, Cup Holders, 3 Angles, 772lb Capacity, Light Gray

Exactly as described. Just not the biggest fan of the arm rests/pillows--- they look weird to me, but I knew that going in to purchase it. Same for the metal pegs--- I think wood or faux wood would elevate the design; however, for the price, I'm very satisfied. I attached a photo to show how I styled it in my space.

Beautiful loveseat, a bit on the small side, great color, easy to assemble. As long as you don't use it as the main sofa, this is good value.

The sofa came with all parts. You need an electric screwdriver or a screwdriver bit in a cordless drill with the clutch set appropriately for screws. Assembly took me less than 1 hour. Simple photo instructions, although I did part 1 and 3 before part 2, so I would not have to turn the sofa upside down twice.After assembly the sofa is very solid. It is on the smaller side for a small room. I bought the fabric version, and the fabric seems sturdy and well sewn together.Following are the actual dimensions.32 inches deep front to back61 inches long side to side13 inches floor to seat top27.5 inches floor to top of back (in couch position)19 inches back of seat to front of seat24 inches width of each seat with cup holder in place (without armrests)8 inches clearance for vacuum cleaner under sofa.As you can see, it sits low. The cushions are quite hard and firm. They may loosen up after use. Laying on it for a bed would be OK for an overnight guest, but probably not for nightly use without a memory foam topper.It will scare you at first if you dont read the instructions, because you will think its missing almost all its parts. The parts are stored INISIDE each half of the sofa on the bottom in a hidden zippered compartment. The bottom fabric on one side of mine was ripped, but I repaired it with some duct tape on the inside and then zipped it back up.The armrests are a joke really. They will just fall on the floor. At some point I might sew some velcro on the ends of the seat and the armrests to keep them in place, but honestly, I bought this BECAUSE it did not have arm rests as I wanted to be able to turn 45 degrees to exit the sofa.I dont know how long it will last, it seems pretty solid, but the mechanism for raising and lowering it seems a little flimsy, so I would raise and lower it slowly.It is dog approved :)I gave it 4 stars because of the height which is lower than it appears in the description, and the questionable mechanism to raise and lower the back. If it holds up for a couple years, it will be a 5 star given the price.

The cushions were so tight in the arm rests that, after struggling for over an hour, I used a bent rebar to get them out and that worked really well. Make sure to get the middle one out first because what looks like 3 cushions is 1 large one folded around a smaller one. There are stability screws included to help support the legs, but no drill holes and the legs get in the way of actually screwing them in. It came with some of the fabric ripped away and a bunch of exposed staples that were meant to hold it. Ultimately, I got it together with no exposed staples and at least some of the screws in to support the legs, but I worry about its long term durability.It's pretty firm, but my friend said it was alright to sleep on. I had an air mattress backup, but he preferred the futon so that's a plus. His main complaint about it was the deep crack running down the middle where it folds up to be a couch. I was thinking about getting an egg crate pad that could sit on top that might help. The futon is thin enough that sheets should be able to fit over just fine.This was really cheap, but if it manages to not fall apart, it's 4 stars do recommend. I just don't trust it yet. It would be 5 stars if there was no ripped fabric, an easier way to get cushions from arm rest, and drill holes for the support screws. If the bag for the middle cushion has some kind of handle to grip, you could still save on shipping and make the assembly process much better. It's possible that that struggle was also responsible for the ripped fabric.

Here is the full rundown, the only review you'll need to read since I will cover every point you may need to consider and answer all possible questions I should have asked before buying it:Seats, 1-2 people, back rest is quite short. Sitting on this for prolonged use is not good since the back padding is about half an inch thick. Realistically just good if you want a seat for your pets. If you lay it down to a 'bed' the bottom foam is much thicker than the top padding making you lean to one side heavily. The other issue is really funky sizing, the sides are wide but it is so short it makes the 'bed' unusable for anyone above 5'5".Sturdiness, 3/5 not bad, but it is definitely not meant for long lasting use, feels flimsy, the cup holder is basically held on by a strap of fabric.Value, 1/5 starsTerrible. This is my biggest gripe. The pulldown bed is short for someone 5'5", your feet will be hanging over the edge. At 6", your lower legs are hanging over all the way making your feet fall asleep from lack of blood-flow, but that will be the only thing really sleeping on this thing. The sizing of this is deceptive and it is shorter than pretty much anything else on the market. If you purchase this, assemble and realize that the size doesn't work for you - you have to pay shipping to send it back that cuts most of the cost of the piece itself.Customer service is virtually non-existent. They want you to jump through hoops until you give up on returning this piece of junk. I cannot recommend this, I would advise you to keep your search going elsewhere.