Sunrise Coast Torino Modern Linen-Upholstery Futon with Wooden Legs, Army Green

I give this 5 Stars!!! Just ordered and got it within 2-3 days. Took me an hour to assemble by myself. Not many words for directions but the pictures are self explanatory. I really am satisfied with this purchase!

My wife bought the sofa twice for staging house.Pros:1. Love the modern looks.2. Cushion is firm.3. Packaging is pretty good.4. Instruction to assemble is pretty clear. My wife assembled it herself by following the paper step by step. They provided the tools and you won't need any other tools other than what they provided.5. It has storage under the cushion to store the unused legs.5. Price is fair for the quality you get.Cons:1. It takes forever to assemble it. It took her about 1.5 hr if not 2 hrs to assemble without the electric power tool.2. Because it's relatively an inexpensive sofa, sometimes the hole got covered with the fabric and you have to cut it yourself so that the screw can get in.3. One of the pre-drilled threaded holes gave in when she screwed it in. It wasn't even over-torqued but it was ok since the other 3 holes worked. This happened with the second futon we bought.4. The first futon we bought, one of the arms looked uneven when it was done. The second one was fine.Overall is pretty good for me since it was lightly used and only for staging.

It took two days to arrive. Thankfully I had it delivered to my work office and everything got delivered in great conditions. I live on a second floor apt, the box was quite heavy to bring up so I ended up bringing everything up by parts w the help of a coworker. Before assembling it I make sure nothing was damaged, no staples were coming off or anything like that, counted and separated each screw and other stuff to make sure none was missing. The instructions were super easy to follow. I read on the reviews about the middle leg, i was pretty nervous and hopeful for it to no break or being delivered damaged it didn’t but unfortunately it is pretty weak so if you are going to move the futon around constantly try to keep that middle leg in mind. Another thing, IT IS HARD AF!!! Lol if you just want to chill watch tv sitting in it that’s cool but if you are planning on also sleeping in it like me, you are f***ed! I kept waking up throughout the night because of how uncomfortable it is to sleep on it. So far, I’m ok with my purchase as I really love the look and color of it.

This couch was super easy to assemble on my own as a five foot three woman. It's the perfect size for my studio apartment and is way more stylish than any futon you can find at Ikea and pretty comfortable for the price. Not sure how easy the light gray fabric will be to clean but it looks chic and is light and airy.

It’s very beautiful, relatively easy to assemble and also make into a bed but there is a hard part in the middle of the couch- it’s nlt a couch you can fall onto. Be careful. It also doesn’t feel like a couch that will last for ages. For the price and the look though it’s super elegant.- UPDATEIt’s been less than a year and two of the legs have broken and couch crashed to the floor when I tried to lay on it! I have tried to reach out to retailer and no one has responded!!!

Good price, good style, very firm.After buying a new home we have spent a great deal of $ on furniture. We now have two living spaces, cool but expensive to furnish. We bought an awesome sectional for the primary living space. It’s the kind you could fall asleep by accident, has great style, but cost a pretty penny. Safe to say comfort is a big deal for me.For our secondary living space we were looking for cheap price and function to sleep additional guests but as that doesn’t happen often mainly a good looking couch. This futon is great in terms of capability to become a sleeping arrangement. It also very stylish. However, it isn’t that comfortable. It’s not the kind of couch that you and some friends will forget you are sitting on as it is VERY firm. It’s the kind of couch that adds a cozy feel to a space without adding tons of cozy comfort. I plan to add many comfy pillows to it for everyday use and perhaps a mattress pad cover for when someone stays over. At the end of the day this futon is great for an office or a secondary living space. And let’s be real for the price ($250), maybe my expectations were a bit unrealistic.

I absolutely love click-clack couches. They take up little floor space, compared to pull out sleepers, and the midcentury look is fabulous. That said, this couch just fell apart today, less than a year after I received it, and it has had little use in my spare room. The assembly was not horrible, just frustrating. All the parts were there, the directions were adequate, and the predrilled holes eventually all worked to create the structure. But the tiny little tools were a bit off, and the holes in which to put the various bolts were placed so that at no time could I get any torque, and had to keep adjusting the tool to get it to tighten the screws and bolts. This is poor design or engineering. The couch is in two parts lengthwise as well as the folding down mechanism, and there is no real way to keep the two halves together except for the funky middle leg bolts. These came off the couch this evening. I have been very careful during my one move, hiring professional movers. The cloth on the underside is glorified paper toweling which can be fragile, and the zipper on one side barely worked. The blue fabric attracts every dust particle and cat hair in my house. And last, this couch is so uncomfortable to both sit and sleep on, that I am not going to miss it. My only regret is that there really is no recourse to get back some of the money I spent to apply to the purchase of a much higher quality couch.