It’s rare for daybeds to come with mattresses, and even when they do, the mattresses are typically low-quality, generic, or not removable. It’s better to purchase the daybed and mattress separately so you can choose the firmness, thickness, and materials best suited for you and ensure it’s high-quality. Also, you can replace your mattress when it ages, versus having to replace the entire daybed.

Twin and full size bedding work perfectly fine on daybeds, depending on the size of your daybed mattress. It might be a little tricky to tuck your blankets and sheets into the backend of your daybed, but it’s not impossible and should fit fine.

Yes, you can sleep on your daybed regularly and put it in your bedroom. However, it’s best to use a supportive, high-quality mattress when you plan on using your daybed frequently so it doesn’t wear out or cause pain and stiffness. You might also consider getting a full size daybed versus a twin so you have extra space, especially if you’re an adult or teen. While full size daybeds aren’t taller than twin daybeds, they have more surface area for stretching out. However, both full and twin size daybeds can be too short if you’re a taller sleeper.