Twin Size Savannah Futon Lounger Bed - Frame Only

This was exactly what we were looking for: a mission-style futon that holds a FULL size mattress while only taking up the space of a loveseat. We sprayed it with a couple of coats of wood sealer, got an "expert" to help us assemble it, and found a decent mattress for it....LOVE. Very sturdy, and fits into the small space we had. Note: keep the instructions that show you how to turn this into a bed, and back into a loveseat. You'll need to consult them, if you don't convert it very often.

Once assembled, this is a very sturdy frame and well designed with the three recline option - flat, normal chair or recliner. It holds a thick futon, snugly, and is in nature of a reclining love seat.However, it does come in a million pieces and my 22 year old son had a devil of a time putting it together. It took about three hours plus to assemble in final form.It is far superior to creaking metal cheap frames, and for the price a good deal on solid piece of furniture.

My fiancé put this together in about 45 minutes. The pieces were labelled a little differently than in the directions, but someone with at least average intelligence can figure it out. Took me a while to figure out how to fold the bed down, but once I did it was a breeze. This futon is my nightly sleeper. It's very sturdy. And you could probably use an 8" mattress on it (I got a 6" and put a memory foam topper on it)It's perfect for hanging out and watching TV. And it's a fantastic alternative to traditional futons.

I bought this to replace a very uncomfortable sofa in my camping trailer. It had to be under 68 inches to fit the space, yet open out to a full size bed. It took my daughter and me about 45 minutes to open the package, sort the pieces, read the instructions and put it together. The wood is very nice, smooth and sturdy. I bought an 8 inch inner spring futon matress to go on it, but the 8 inch was too heavy for me to open and close the bed by myself, so replaced it with a 6 inch tri-fold mattress. Perfect! As soon as I have time, I will round the front edge of the arm rests, and put a finish coat on the unit. Finally good sleeping in the camp trailer!

Actually using this as a bed for our toddler. The convenience of being able to convert it to seating/lounging during play times, or even having it as an emergency guest bed is very nice.It was actually very easy to put this together, the directions were *very* clear and the pieces were labeled well.One con: it's relatively light, so if my wife and I and our child is sitting at one point on the bed (over the second joint), the bed will actually cantilever a little bit. But my wife and I aren't small, so I'm not entirely sure I would expect anything more based on the price point and the construction type.

Just what I wanted!! Since it is popular and unfinished I will let it dry for a few months so the green goes away some what then I will finish it. I was fairly easy to assemble. I bought a 10" mattress for it but it is too big and heavy making it hard to switch between functions.

Needed to cut one piece to size with a circular saw. Not for those who don't have carpentry skills!

This is a wonderful twin size futon frame. It is easy to work...pulling out the lounger is a breeze, even for my "lightweight" hands. I painted it flat white and severely distressed it before putting it together. It came out looking beautiful, as you can hopefully see in my pictures. One note - the wood, poplar, is very soft and very light weight. For me that is a good thing, because I can move it easily. After saying that, it is certainly strong enough - it holds my 250-pound son plus. And I love the arms - glad I bought this one!!