Features:
- Includes full size futon and frame
- Heirloom finish
- Available in 16 different mattress covers
- Frame material: Solid hardwood
- Converts to a full size sleeper
- Metal to metal assembly points for lasting durability
- 13 Gauge premium innerspring
- Sewn tape edge no zippers
- Machine tufted
- E-Z Glide gravity feed conversion
- Sofa height seating
- Includes premium designer fabric innerspring futon mattress
- Includes two 22"" coordinating welted pillows
Specifications:
- Simmons provides one year warranty which covers manufacturing defects
- Overall dimensions : 40" H x 81.5" W x 39.5" D
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Simmons Futons:
Founded in 1981, Simmons Futons has always specialized in solid oak furniture, from file cabinets to curios. They entered into the futon business in 1989, when a vendor asked if they could make an oak futon frame. All 27 truckloads of their oak frames sold like hotcakes.
At that time, futons were still a novelty. Small specialty outfits made either frames or mattresses, but not both. As a furniture company, Simmons Futons knew there was a better way. They wanted to make it easy for you to buy a fine quality futon, so Simmons Futons created a complete futon package—futon frame, mattress and cover. (Of course, you can also purchase the frames and mattresses separately.)
Simmons Futons was the first to raise futon frames to sofa height, for greater ease and comfort. Simmons Futons is at the forefront of new developments in futon frame styles and mattress technology, and they're proud to be one of the few U.S. frame manufacturers employing American workers.
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Truck Freight Additional Information:
This product is too heavy/large to ship via the small package delivery services (e.g. UPS, FedEx) so it will be sent to you via truck freight. Truck freight is different than standard UPS, FedEx or US Mail in that you will be responsible for carrying the product from the back of the truck into your house (or wherever it's going).
The most important thing to remember about truck freight is that you MUST inspect the package at the time of delivery. If the box has any damage, or if there is any reason for you to be at all concerned about damage, please write "PRODUCT DAMAGED" clearly on the sheet that they ask you to sign. This simply insures that if there is any damage, it will be easy to take care of the problem.
If you are ordering a very large item, please keep in mind that you may need a couple of people to help unload it. Alternatively, most truck freight companies offer additional services to help you move items from the truck into your house. Once we email you the tracking information you can contact the shipper directly to inquire about additional services. You would be responsible for directly paying the truck freight carrier for any additional services.
