A guest room with more possibilities.
Daytime seating with extra sleeping space when needed. A choice that considers both the guest and the team preparing the room.
How do you choose an extra bed that also works for housekeeping?
Define the intended guest mix, opening frequency and time available for housekeeping. Assess seating and sleeping modes, cleaning access and linen storage.
Three things to check in the plan
The guest experience
Check access to the bed, luggage space and the route to the bathroom at the intended room occupancy.
Daily operations
Try opening, bed-making and cleaning. Check whether furniture must move and where linen is stored.
Project specification
Confirm commercial suitability, service conditions, upholstery and supply scope. Project requirements are checked separately for each model.
Guest solutions matched to the room and its use
Sofa beds combine a seating area with additional sleeping space in a guest room. Before selecting a model, check its open dimensions, access to the bathroom and luggage space. For developer rental projects and boutique hotels, also define cleaning, operation and service requirements. Commercial suitability and warranty terms must be confirmed for the selected model and specification.
Start with the right questions.
Answers to help you plan your next step.
Can a residential model be used in commercial accommodation?
Do not assume it. Confirm the model's suitability, warranty and project requirements before ordering.
Should we assess one room before ordering for the project?
Where the scale and schedule allow, assess a representative room and document its use and preparation. Trial arrangements or sample supply are agreed separately.
Furniture tailored
to your project.
Send us a plan or dimensions and tell us how you want to use the space. Our team will help you explore the models and specifications.