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The Best Sleeper Sofas with a Chaise

A chaise is the most comfortable seat in any small living room and the most expensive thing you can do to its floor plan. Here is the trade, in inches.

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At a glance

Quick picks

Tap any row to jump to the full write-up. Scores are our own, from the rubric on how we choose — not customer ratings. They score each product across the whole site, so the order here reflects how well a pick answers this page’s question, which is not always the same as the highest score.

#	Product	Best for	Score	Price
01	WDYLWFHW Pull-Out Sofa Bed with Chaise Lounge (80.4 in.) A chaise lounge and a pull-out guest bed in one piece on a steel frame rated to 600 lb, with a cup holder and USB in the arm.	—	7.8	$388.78 · View on Amazon #ad how we earn · price as of November 14, 2026
02	COPIAE 80" Convertible Sectional with Reversible Storage Chaise 80 inches wide with a chaise you can put on either side and a storage cavity inside it measuring 55.1 by 26 by 17.3 inches.	A chaise in a small room	7.5	$459.99 · View on Amazon #ad how we earn · price as of November 14, 2026
03	CosmoLiving Liberty Sectional Storage Futon The rare sectional that publishes both numbers: 84 by 60.5 inches as a sofa, 76.5 by 68.5 inches as a bed, with an interchangeable chaise and a storage compartment inside it.	—	7.2	$669.67 · View on Amazon #ad how we earn · price as of November 14, 2026
04	HONBAY 111.4 in. Modular Sectional Sleeper with Pull-Out Bed A U-shaped modular sectional with the pull-out bed hidden in the middle section and storage under the cushions, which HONBAY says seats six.	—	7.2	Check price on Amazon #ad how we earn · no live price right now

How we picked

Ranked on closed depth first, because a chaise is depth you commit to permanently and it is the figure that decides whether the room works. Then whether the chaise does a second job — storage inside it, or reversibility so it can sit on either side. Anything that does not publish an open dimension drops down the list, because you cannot plan a floor plan from a listing that omits it.

01Top pick

WDYLWFHW Pull-Out Sofa Bed with Chaise Lounge (80.4 in.)

WDYLWFHW

A chaise lounge and a pull-out guest bed in one piece on a steel frame rated to 600 lb, with a cup holder and USB in the arm.

What it's bad at

148 lb, and the listing publishes no open bed dimensions at all — only the 77 by 31.9 inch closed footprint. On a pull-out, the extended depth is the figure that decides the room, and it is missing.

Our score — 7.8 / 10

Footprint6

Mattress7

Mechanism8

Renter fit10

Value7

$388.78 · View on Amazon

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Specifications

Folded footprint: 77 in. W x 31.9 in. D x 36.3 in. H
Open footprint: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Clearance in front: Cannot be calculated — no open depth is published. Plan the 31.9 in. plus the full pull-out travel and a walkway, and confirm with the seller.
Doorway minimum: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Sleep surface: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Mattress: Chenille over high-resilience foam. Depth not stated separately.
Fold mechanism: Pull-out bed operated by handles under the cushions, with a fixed chaise alongside
Weight capacity: 600 lb
Assembly: Required. 148 lb. Steel frame.
Renter-safe?: Yes — freestanding
Price: $388.78 · View on Amazon
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Source: Amazon.com product listing, read via the Amazon Creators API, recorded 16 Oct 2026. Any field the listing does not state is marked as such rather than estimated.

02A chaise in a small room

COPIAE 80" Convertible Sectional with Reversible Storage Chaise

COPIAE

80 inches wide with a chaise you can put on either side and a storage cavity inside it measuring 55.1 by 26 by 17.3 inches.

What it's bad at

55.1 inches deep before the bed comes out, which is deeper closed than most convertibles on this site are open. No weight capacity is published either.

Our score — 7.5 / 10

Footprint5

Mattress7

Mechanism8

Renter fit10

Value8

$459.99 · View on Amazon

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Specifications

Folded footprint: 80 in. W x 55.1 in. D x 33.9 in. H
Open footprint: Pull-out trundle-style bed; open dimensions not stated by the manufacturer
Clearance in front: Cannot be calculated — no open depth is published. The 55.1 in. closed depth is what the room has to give up permanently; add the pull-out travel plus a walkway and confirm with the seller.
Doorway minimum: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Sleep surface: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Mattress: Faux leather over foam on a plywood frame with metal springs; no separate mattress stated
Fold mechanism: Hidden pull-out trundle bed with a reversible lift-top storage chaise (left or right)
Weight capacity: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Assembly: Required; pre-drilled parts, removable armrest, tools included.
Renter-safe?: Yes — freestanding
Price: $459.99 · View on Amazon
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Source: Amazon.com product listing, read via the Amazon Creators API, recorded 16 Oct 2026. Any field the listing does not state is marked as such rather than estimated.

CosmoLiving Liberty Sectional Storage Futon

CosmoLiving by Cosmopolitan

The rare sectional that publishes both numbers: 84 by 60.5 inches as a sofa, 76.5 by 68.5 inches as a bed, with an interchangeable chaise and a storage compartment inside it.

What it's bad at

60.5 inches deep before you open it. That is deeper closed than most sleeper sofas on this site are open, which defeats the point in a genuinely small room. 136.5 lb, in two boxes that may arrive separately.

Our score — 7.2 / 10

Footprint5

Mattress6

Mechanism8

Renter fit10

Value7

$669.67 · View on Amazon

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Specifications

Folded footprint: 84 in. L x 60.5 in. W x 32.5 in. H
Open footprint: 76.5 in. L x 68.5 in. W x 17 in. H
Clearance in front: Gains 8 in. of depth when opened (60.5 in. to 68.5 in.). No walkway figure is stated.
Doorway minimum: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Sleep surface: 76.5 x 68.5 in. — wider than a queen, shorter than one
Mattress: Chenille or velvet over a wood frame. Depth not stated separately.
Fold mechanism: Multi-position back plus an interchangeable chaise with a storage compartment
Weight capacity: 600 lb
Assembly: Required. 136.5 lb net, shipped in two boxes. 1-year limited warranty.
Renter-safe?: Yes — freestanding
Price: $669.67 · View on Amazon
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Source: Amazon.com product listing, read via the Amazon Creators API, recorded 16 Oct 2026. Any field the listing does not state is marked as such rather than estimated.

HONBAY 111.4 in. Modular Sectional Sleeper with Pull-Out Bed

HONBAY

A U-shaped modular sectional with the pull-out bed hidden in the middle section and storage under the cushions, which HONBAY says seats six.

What it's bad at

111.4 inches wide and 85.8 inches deep before you open anything. This is a large-room sofa wearing a small-space listing, and in most of the rooms this site is about it simply will not go in. It also arrives in five cartons that may land on different days.

Our score — 7.2 / 10

Footprint3

Mattress7

Mechanism8

Renter fit10

Value7

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Specifications

Folded footprint: 111.4 in. W x 85.8 in. D x 35 in. H
Open footprint: Not stated — the bed pulls out of the middle section
Clearance in front: The bed pulls out of the centre seat rather than adding depth to the whole sofa, so the 85.8 in. sofa depth is the figure that governs the room. No walkway figure is stated.
Doorway minimum: Ships in 5 cartons
Sleep surface: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Mattress: Sprung seat construction; no separate mattress stated
Fold mechanism: Pull-out bed in the centre seat, plus lift-cushion storage
Weight capacity: NOT STATED BY MANUFACTURER
Assembly: Required; two people. 90.8 lb shipped weight per the listing.
Renter-safe?: Yes — freestanding
Price: Check price on Amazon
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Source: Amazon.com product listing, read via the Amazon Creators API, recorded 16 Oct 2026. Any field the listing does not state is marked as such rather than estimated.

A chaise is the seat everyone wants and the one a small room can least afford, because unlike a fold-out bed it is there all day. A convertible sofa is 33 to 35 inches deep and gains nine inches at night. A sofa with a chaise is 55 inches deep permanently, before anything opens.

That is the entire decision, and it is worth making with the numbers in front of you rather than in a showroom. What makes a chaise worth it in a small room is when it does a second job: storage inside the chaise base, or a reversible design so you can put it on whichever side the room allows.

The depth cost, stated plainly

Closed depth — what you give up permanently

Serta Rane (no chaise): 33.1 in.
Mopio splitback (no chaise): 34.5 in.
HALLYBEE futon + separate chaise: 34 in. on the futon; chaise adds its own run
COPIAE 80 in. sectional: 55.1 in.
CosmoLiving Liberty sectional: 55.5 in.
HONBAY U-shape sectional: 85.8 in.

Fifty-five inches is deeper closed than any convertible on this site is open. So if your clear depth is under about seven feet, a chaise sectional will fit the room and leave you nowhere to walk — and the walkway standard we use across the site is 30 to 36 inches, from the ADA accessible-route minimum of 36 inches of clear width.

Measure before you shop, not after: how to measure for a sleeper sofa.

Reversible is the feature that matters in a small room

A fixed left-hand chaise is a gamble on your floor plan surviving your next move. A reversible one is the same sofa in either orientation, and in a small apartment where the sofa has exactly one possible wall, it is the difference between usable and not.

The COPIAE puts its chaise on either side and hides storage inside it — 55.1 by 26 by 17.3 inches of cavity, accessed by lifting the seat. The HONBAY is modular, so the chaise moves too, at the cost of being 111 inches wide.

The Liberty sectional’s chaise is fixed at 55.5 by 25 by 31.5 inches. It is the best-documented sofa here — 76.5 by 68.5 inches of sleeping surface and a 600 lb rating — and you are committing to the layout.

The modular route: buy the chaise later

The HALLYBEE futon takes a different approach, and it suits a small room better than the specification sheet suggests. You buy the 71-inch armless futon, and the matching chaise is a separate purchase you can add when you know the room works.

That means you can start at 34 inches of depth and decide about the chaise later, which is genuinely useful in a first apartment. Two honest catches: buying both pieces usually costs more than one fixed sectional, and the chaise is rated 350 lb against the futon’s 600 — the two halves of the same sectional do not carry the same load.

What the chaise does to the bed

Usually nothing, and that surprises people. On the Liberty sectional the chaise is fixed and the split-back opens to 76.5 by 68.5 inches — wider than a queen, shorter than one. The chaise is seating, not sleeping.

On the pull-out designs, the bed comes out of the main body and the chaise stays put, so the sleeping surface is unrelated to the chaise entirely. The HONBAY pulls an unpublished bed out of its centre section.

If the sleeping surface is what you actually care about, a chaise is not the feature to pay for — the most comfortable sleeper sofas ranks on what is under the sleeper instead.

A chaise earns its depth most obviously in one room: a dedicated TV room, where the sofa faces one wall, nobody walks across the floor plan and the most comfortable seat in the house is already flat at seat height. The ranking built on that premise - back height first, footprint last - is the best sleeper sofas for a media room.

Answers

Common questions

How much deeper is a sleeper sofa with a chaise?

About twenty inches, permanently. A convertible without a chaise is 33 to 35 inches deep closed; the chaise sectionals here are 55.1 to 55.5 inches, and the U-shaped HONBAY is 85.8. That is depth you commit to all day, unlike a fold-out bed.

Do sleeper sofas with a chaise have storage?

The better ones do. The COPIAE hides a 55.1 by 26 by 17.3 inch cavity inside its chaise, accessed by lifting the seat, and the HONBAY has a lift-top storage chaise too. The CosmoLiving Liberty sectional's chaise is seating only.

Should I get a reversible chaise?

In a small apartment, yes. A fixed left-hand chaise is a bet on your floor plan, and a reversible one is the same sofa in either orientation. It costs nothing extra on most models and it survives a move.

Does the chaise make the bed bigger?

No. On split-back sectionals the chaise is fixed and only the main body folds flat; on pull-outs the bed comes out of the centre section and the chaise stays where it is. Buy a chaise for the seating, not for the sleeping surface.

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