Upholstered Daybed with Trundle: Sofa by Day, Bed by Night
One tufted gray daybed seats your household by day and sleeps your guests by night. A pull-out trundle adds a second bed, and solid wood slats mean no box spring.
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One tufted gray daybed seats your household by day and sleeps your guests by night. A pull-out trundle adds a second bed, and solid wood slats mean no box spring.
2-in-1 daybed: sofa by day, twin bed plus pull-out trundle for guests by night
- lack of space for overnight guests
- need for a sofa that converts to a bed
- kids sharing a room need an extra sleeping spot
A bed for guests, a sofa for everyday
Before: an air mattress on the floor and a living room that stops working every time company stays over. After: a tufted upholstered daybed that seats your household by day and sleeps two overnight, with a pull-out trundle underneath.
A sofa that quietly becomes a bed

A sofa that converts
Tufted upholstered back, nailhead trim along the arms and back, and sloped sofa-style arms. Heather gray linen-look fabric and brushed brass-tone corners make it fit a living room.

Sturdy wood slat support
Solid wood slats carry the mattress directly, so you do not need a box spring. Fewer parts to buy, and the frame sits at a 22 inch seat height.

Pull-out trundle underneath
The trundle adds a second sleeping spot without a separate bed frame. It stays tucked under the daybed until someone needs it.
Frame, slats, and trundle, nothing more
- Upholstered daybed frame×1
Tufted back, nailhead trim
- Wood slats
Support the mattress, no box spring
- Pull-out trundle×1
Second sleeping spot underneath
From floor space scramble to real bed
The guest problem
A visit is announced and you realize there is nowhere real to put anyone. The air mattress sags by 2 a.m., the sofa is too short, and the living room is half blocked for the whole weekend.
One piece, two jobs
The daybed has a tufted back, nailhead trim and sloped arms, so it reads as a sofa all week. At night it takes a twin mattress, and the trundle slides out from underneath for a second sleeper.
Ready before the next visit
Guest season and sleepover weekends come around fast. Set it up once, check the fit against the measurements, and the room is ready the next time someone needs a bed.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The trundle is a full second sleeping spot under the daybed, so a guest gets a real bed instead of an air mattress. It sits lower than the main bed, so pulling it out takes a moment.
It is a twin daybed. Inner bed dimensions are 39.4 inches by 76 inches, so check your mattress against those numbers.
No. Solid wood slats support the mattress directly.
The heathered gray finish is forgiving day to day. Blot spills quickly and vacuum the tufting and seams.
Yes. The tufted back, nailhead trim and sloped arms are built for daily seating, with the trundle closed underneath. See more in our sofa beds.
An air mattress needs replacing and never feels like a bed. This is one purchase that covers seating, a guest bed and a second sleeper for years of visits.
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