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By Gretchen Arnold. Futon. Published at Tuesday, June 12th, 2018 - 16:35:02 PM.

The world of mattresses can be a little perplexing, or even frustrating. Simply laying on a mattress for a few minutes won‘t necessarily tell you if it will be comfortable to sleep in for an entire night. It‘s hard to get an accurate feeling for one mattress, let alone the hundreds of others that are on the market, each of which makes wild claims as to what it can help you achieve. When you get down to it, it‘s pretty obvious that the only thing a good mattress should do is help you get a good night‘s sleep.
Not only are you offered the chance to pick from a brilliant selection of styles and colors, but you can also choose from some very convenient design options. Some of the most popular varieties of futon designs include futon sofa sets for your living room and family room, lounger and fold-outs for your game room and man cave, futon chair sets for any room of your home and, of course, the traditional futon bed design. In addition, where many people have been faced with the budget killing challenge of being able to provide their guests with a suitable place to stay while they visit, futons provide an extremely convenient and affordable option. Now you can comfortably house guests any time without having to build an extra guest room or purchase an expensive bed set.
Just what is a futon mattress, exactly? It is a very simple mattress which could almost be considered a portable padded surface, if we‘re talking about a traditional Japanese futon. They are everything hi-tech mattresses are not. They don‘t contain springs, coils, wire, or any type of metal. That means that as long as you‘re on a good, flat surface, there‘s nothing to poke you in the back. Just firm, even support throughout. If you think about it, we are meant to sleep on firm surfaces. It maintains a good posture if we are lying on our backs.
As for those who prefer a longer futon, they can opt for the long double measuring 54" x 80". Basically, this variant would be combining both the queen futon‘s length without the added width. On the other hand, there is a single futon bed which is generally the small version, and it is not really huge enough for you to sleep on comfortably. On a lighter note, it does make an excellent lounge.