Dunelm sofa bed 30% off is 'so comfy and fluffy'
Dunelm sofa bed 30% off is 'so comfy and fluffy'

Shoppers are praising a discounted sofa bed from Dunelm, calling it 'so comfy and fluffy' and their 'new favourite thing'. The Harrison Quilted Sherpa Clic Clac Sofa Bed is currently available for £209.30, a 30% saving on its original £299 price.

Design and features

Upholstered in soft, tactile sherpa with quilted detailing, the sofa bed offers a 'modern, cosy feel' to any space. Its sleek metal legs provide a subtle contrast to the textured fabric, adding a contemporary edge. With a simple clic clac mechanism, it transforms easily from a stylish sofa into a welcoming bed, ideal for overnight guests or compact living areas. Dimensions are 82cm x 182cm x 87cm, and it comes part assembled.

Alternative options

For those seeking alternatives, the Hudson Click Clack Sofa Bed in thin natural stripe from Dusk is priced at £237, down from £339. It comes in several other colours and can 'transition seamlessly from a three-seater sofa to compact double bed in no time at all'. At Debenhams, the Homcom Two-Seater Sofa Bed Convertible Bed Settee with Cushions and Pockets is available for £329.80, reduced from £705.99, in blue. It also comes in two other colours at varying price points and features soft velvet-like upholstery.

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Shopper reviews

The Harrison Quilted Sherpa Clic Clac Sofa Bed has received an overall average rating of 4.5 out of five stars at Dunelm. One shopper said: "Gorgeous, so comfy and fluffy. It is our new favourite thing. Easy assembly." Another commented: "Great value for money, comfortable and cosy, love the way (the) sides come up." A third added: "Really lovely sofa bed for the price. Material (is) so cosy. Easy to put together."

However, not all reviews are glowing. One customer wrote: "Cannot fault (the) delivery and how compact it is on arrival. Very easy to set up and dismantle, so (it's) good for moving house etc. I would just say in terms of actual use, it is not that comfortable and has a very flimsy feel. The middle ridge where it hinges to open up sits slightly higher on one side, so you feel at an awkward uneven position. If you sit in one edge with it open, it will flip over. The feel is not too bad, and the fleece effect is nice. But all of this is just simply not worth over £150 I would say, never mind the £100 on top of this I paid (on sale!)."

Another shopper disagreed: "I don't understand the bad reviews and saying it is uneven in the middle or tips over if you lean on the sides. I haven't had any of these issues. I got this on sale, but I'd be happy to pay full price - you can't expect any more for the price, it is really good. Looks nice, is comfortable enough for what it is. I didn't have expectations of a sofa that would be in the thousands of pounds range, this is a fair review. Only gripe was the instructions were inside the pocket in the back of the sofa, but not much indication of this other than a red string."

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