Futon Queen Mattress

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By Eunice Johnston. Futon. Published at Saturday, September 15th, 2018 - 01:30:05 AM.

While most of the new mattresses today try to do this with fancy new technology and try to sell you on the mattress through slick ad campaigns, they don‘t seem to work all that well (as evidenced by the constant introduction of newer models that claim to be the best). That‘s the problem. The good news is, you don‘t need any of those over-engineered, pricey mattresses. Jettison the fancy for the simple in the form of the futon mattress, and you may realize how much more conducive to a good night‘s rest simplicity can be. In this article, we will discuss the single futon mattress, but keep in mind that the discussion will also be applicable to larger futon mattresses.
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.
In recent years, the consolidation of living spaces has made even low square feet home multipurpose enough to resemble a full-fledged home. Multitasking and multi-purposing are the goal of this category of fold-out furniture and multifunction seats and couches. An obvious example is the futon mattress. Originating in Japan, the futon has existed for quite awhile and was used are the primary bed. Typically it was filled with softening things, so that it was comfortable, but also flexible. The primary advantage is that the Japanese would fold it up and place it in a closet during the day so that the room could be used for another function. Although this the entomology and history of the futon mattress, it is still pertinent to today‘s definition. In traditional Japanese culture, this is still the primary function of the futon.
The metal frames are cheaper alternative for wood double futon frames, yet still maintains the classy look. A black arm rest framed futon bed looks fantastic if placed in a modern room with black as the motif. The bed doesn‘t really need to be eye catching when choosing the frame as its style can subtly blend in with the decor of your room. In the recent times, double is the most preferred size. The futon mattress usually comes in 54" x 75". This can already seat 2 or 3 individuals, and can accommodate 2 people lying down. Meanwhile, the queen futon bed comes with a fairly larger measure of 60" x 80". Sure, the additional 5 inches won‘t make that much difference in terms of seating and sleeping space, but it tends to be out of place once folded as the back tends to be higher. Also, it is bigger and heavier, which is why people tend to like double futon more.