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Thinking about getting this sofa for our living room to help with people staying over etc. Wondering if anyone has experience with it especially in the Performance Velvet fabric. Quality? Still holding up after X amount of years? Much appreciated!
https://www.westelm.com/products/paidge-sleeper-sofa-h635/?pkey=csleeper-sofas
Sofa sleeper couches in general are not very comfortable, either for sleeping or in the couch position itself. In all honesty, if this is going to be your main couch in your living room and it's a room you'll be spending a lot of time in as a family, you're probably much better off getting a couch that is overall a better fit for your needs, especially if you'll be lounging on it every day for the next several years, and getting a queen sized Aerobed for guests. Sleeper sofas suck and are terribly uncomfortable, you get stuck with a bar right across your back and any mattress that is designed to fold up will always be terrible. When I've been stuck with a sleeper sofa, I always pull the mattress off and lay it directly on the floor to sleep. That sucks too, but not as much as having a bar in your back. In the long run, guests will be much more comfortable with an inflatable mattress and nice bedding that actually fits the mattress, and so will you.
We have a West Elm Harris sleeper sectional with the same mechanics as this one- of all the sleeper sofas we sat on (Ikea, cb2, eq3, random furniture stores) the west elm ones were far comfier than anything else. Worth the extra 2+ grand from our second choice from eq3.