Can this be used just as seating for a sofa bed. The twin mattress is too high and my feet can't reach the floor.
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Yes I think it can be used as seating for sofa as the foam is not very thick.
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It can actually be used as a couch. However, it is not overly comfortable as one of the bars hits me in the lower back when I lean back.
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Yes, it will fit and there will be no problem with the leg rest. As the top goes back though, I'd think that there would be some readjusting as the whole top part will shift. None of it is fastened down, so you'd probably just not tuck as much in at the back crease of the sofa. Not sure - but I'd try it if I were you! And FYI, the ones you can buy at Target or Bed, Bath & Beyond (they carry Sure-Fit) are not nearly as heavy as this one!
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the mattress can be used on a sofa bed. It is too large to fold up into the bed
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I would suggest you remove mattress support. I used with my sofa bed when I have guests. Great support, but it may compromise the support boards if you fold in with sofa bed, because they have a certain pattern that it is pre-folded into.
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Hi,It will be too high. In any case you do not need to use since the bed has many intermediate support bars. All you need is a mattress. However you could use a box spring if you want.
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I would have to say no. The step is too low to the ground and though the step is wide, it's not wide enough for anyone to sit with any degree of comfort.
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if u use a box spring & mattress it will be way too high. we bought a very good top mattress and it works great. same for the lower bed. hope this helps!
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Most likely it would be too large for a sofa bed. Mine is on a pillow top queen mattress and there is still plenty of extra fabric on the sides
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You can. I will say though that if you plan on using an air mattress it will limit the foot space, as the height gets narrow in the foot area.
1378760
It might. The problem for you would be that there are seams on this cover. So on your sofa, you have to go up 42 inches on the back, span 55 inches depth and then down 27 inches in the front for a total of 124 inches. The width of the cover plus the "height" of the 2 sides is 23 (one side) plus 82 (width) plus 23 (other side) is 128 so if you don't care where the seams land, you might be able to use it. Keep in mind that you can tighten the bottom and there are two loops at diagonally opposite ends that you might, depending on your sofa, be able to put around the leg/foot of your sofa to keep it in place better than it will want to because of the seams not lining up with the "edges" of your couch. I'm kind of doing that in the other dimension, that is, the length of 128 plus the two sides of 23 each equaling 174 I'm using to cover something that is not 128 wide but IS taller than 23 inches so I make of up for the height using some of the width, it's just that instead of the seams falling on the top line of what I'm covering, the seam is halfway down the back. I hope I'm saying this so it makes sense to you. Note that I bought the XL which gives you the height/depth/height dimension you need but is much longer than your couch.
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It would work very well for that purpose. The standard twin mattress will fit. You may want to leave the wheels off so that it isn't free to roll.
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The footboard is actually part of the structural aspect of the bed, I don't believe you could not use it. The bed is actually quite sturdy and support my husband and I. We bought the queen size bed.
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Imagine the letter "L", except with legs. The bottom part of the L is what slides under your mattress, holding the whole contraption upright beside your bed. So you need to have a mattress on your sofa bed for that part to slide under. It also has a strap to go around the boxspring, and I think you could use it to secure it to the platform of the sofa bed. So it should work as long as you leave the sofa bed unfolded and secure the strap firmly, although it may not be secure enough to withstand a lot of heavy use.
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I don't see why not, but it would make the bed pretty high. It's normal height with just a regular mattress.
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i believe the length may depend on the size of the bed, BUT be warned! this is a most uncomfortable bed. the mattress is so thin you can feel every rod. as far as just using it as a sofa, it is the most comfortable sofa i have ever earned. as far as the bed, i have put cardboard boxes--xtra quilts---etc under the mattress and nothing makes it comfortable.
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It can if you don't have a "lazy boy" type of sofa. To explain further. The long leg you see in the picture would have to be able to go underneath the sofa ( roughly 1'3") give or take. I don't believe height would be an issue; it's adjustable. I've marked mine for what height I like the table at. What I do with my sofa, is my "lazy boy" rocks back and forth, in doing so it gives enough room to allow one of the legs that's perpindicular to the table go underneath the chair. My chair is a stand type of "lazy boy" very padded. Hope this helps.