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I would believe that to be true for that room. However, there are several small scale sectionals on the market that get delivered as a sofa and a chaise (and popup to convert to a bed) that would help you to get a larger piece into the room. I believe they are referred to as "apartment sized". I had one in my last home and we loved it! Great for watching movies too with the sofa in "pop-up" position. I added a 4" memory foam mattress topper covered with a fitted sheet (to eliminate the cracks between the cushions) then made up with standard bedding and it was a very comfy Queen (sideways). There is even storage under the chaise section for all of the bedding.
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We ordered a queen size futon from Wayfair. We had to put it together, but directions were great. Sofa is great and bed is comfortable.
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This is how to do it!
Seen it done as well removing window frame. Sofa movers, pass sofa through window | HANDY REMOVALS |
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I didn't realize how many Villages floor plans this issue involved. We were told this limitation applied to our Lantana built in 2008. We got a full-sized sofa bed but it was cheaply built and tortuous for sleeping and we gave it away. Still haven't gotten serious about replacing it, but sure miss having a good place to sit and sleep in the front bedroom/office. Since a queen bed is 60" wide there ought to be a way to make a queen sized sofa bed less than 80". Or there ought to be a way to build houses to accommodate a sofa-sleeper greater than 80". Has no one complained to the Developer about this?
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I have an Iris. My couch is 82” long and it’s the second one I’ve had in here
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Murphy bed
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