2–3 Seater Microfibre Futon Sofa — Tubular Metal Frame, Converts to Bed (101 × 188 × 88 cm)
Convertible 2–3 seater microfibre futon with tubular metal frame that folds into a bed; mechanism works. Structurally sound but heavily soiled with widespread water-staining/spotting, flattened cushions and small fabric pulls.
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2–3 Seater Microfibre Futon Sofa — Tubular Metal Frame, Converts to Bed (101 × 188 × 88 cm)
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Product description
Lot: 2–3 seater futon-style sofa with soft microfibre (synthetic suede) upholstery, tubular metal legs/frame and a fold-flat conversion that works — confirmed as converting to a bed. The piece is structurally intact but shows heavy surface soiling, widespread pale spotting (likely water staining; possible mould) and general pile wear. Cushions are flattened in places and there are small fabric pulls and scuffs to the metal legs.
This sofa is ideal for someone who needs an inexpensive guest bed, a studio or rental property solution, or a re-upholstery/cleaning project. Because the frame and conversion mechanism are secure and functioning, it makes a good base for refurbishment, deep cleaning or recovering — or use immediately where appearance is not critical (back rooms, workshops, short-term staging).
- Includes: single futon-style sofa (1 unit)
- Upholstery: microfibre / synthetic suede (warehouse inspection)
- Dimensions: 101 × 188 × 88 cm (W × D × H)
- Frame/legs: tubular metal frame and legs — legs reported secure and intact; visible scuffs
- Conversion: folds flat / converts to bed — mechanism works (tested)
- Condition: heavily soiled upholstery, widespread pale spotting/water staining (possible mould), flattened/sagging cushions, small fabric pulls/abrasions and scuffed metal
- Odour: minor odour noted at inspection
- Known faults: visible surface spotting and staining; requires professional cleaning or re-covering; cosmetic damage and worn pile