Westmere Sleeper Sofa

In its stationary seated position, the sofa measures 94.5 inches wide, 37 inches deep, and 39 inches high. When arranging your room, plan for at least 95 inches of horizontal wall clearance, along with approximately 50 to 55 inches of open floor space in front of the sofa to fully extend the pull-out sleeper mechanism and allow room to walk around the bed comfortably.

Yes. The upholstery is crafted from 100% polyester woven into a plush chenille pile. Polyester fibers offer natural tensile strength, resist stretching, and withstand friction far better than delicate natural fibers. While the soft nap gives the piece a cozy feel, the tight weave helps prevent snags and holds up well against the everyday demands of busy family living rooms.

Yes. Designed with wide, deep seats and supportive flared arms, this sofa balances daily relaxation with overnight utility. The 100% polyester plush chenille upholstery provides a soft, welcoming feel for lounging, while top-stitched seams add structural reinforcement across high-contact seams to help the cushions retain their tailored look through frequent everyday use.

This sofa is built with a branded Sealy sleeper mechanism and mattress designed to offer dependable, full-body support. Sealy sleeper systems are engineered to minimize the feel of the underlying support frame, providing overnight guests with superior spinal alignment and cushioning compared to standard pull-out or futon mattresses.

No, this sleeper sofa does not require customer assembly. The frame, seating, and integrated Sealy fold-out sleeper mechanism arrive completely assembled and ready to use, sparing you the complicated process of setting up heavy mechanical sleeper hardware.

Routine care requires regular light vacuuming with an upholstery brush attachment to remove dust, crumbs, and pet hair before they settle deep into the pile. For accidental spills, blot the area immediately with a clean, dry, lint-free white cloth to absorb excess liquid without pressing the stain deeper. Avoid vigorous scrubbing, which can disrupt the nap of chenille fabric, and spot-test any fabric cleaner on a hidden area first.