Ecosa Sydney Sofa Bed

We are still waiting for missing parts (H annd I) and and multiple emails resending photos and codes and explaining the same issues over and over with no resolution and no replies since 26th of December. I have emailed several times still no replies. When can we get the parts that we purchased for? And please collect the wrong parts you guys sent also.

Quality sofa, but what got me to buy a second sofa (the Tokyo) was how great it was to have it delivered quickly and also how easy it was to set up. This is a great company that know how to please customers. Green sofa is the Sydney and blue is the Tokyo, both from Ecosa. Show details ·  1

After downsizing & not being able to have a spare room this sofa bed works great in hubbies den. Having the option to pull out as a bed for guests. Show details ·  1

The Sydney Sofa Bed is a great all-rounder couch and bed for both daily use in front of the TV and the moments you need to accomodate wayward visitors. At regular RRP, I reckon it's 'decent' but do recommend this sofa bed if you can get a discount of 10% or more on promotion, as the value-per-buck hits home a lot harder than the 2025 job market.… Read more ·  1

This 3-seater makes for a good option for many who live in apartments or don't like having friends.

Shipping in 4 large and separate boxes, it's easy to assemble and move around, but definitely recommend ample space of around 3sqm and a second person to help put it together and minimise minor spikes of frustration. It's nothing to do with the couch, you just need to move around a lot and ensure you don't lose some of the bolts, and some people ain't about that life.

The frame and fabric have been resilient to date, it doesn't appear to stain easily and matches well with neutral decors, which admittedly just means that it fits most styles that aren't super niche or glamourously ornate (my apologies if you're a Brunswick VIC native). The cushioning has been comfortable so far for seating of around 2h+ (though I admit my preferences lean on the firmer side; you won't 'sink' into the couch but it's still comfortably well-padded). I haven't had it long enough to witness any developed 'sinkholes' from longtime seating, though my rear is certainly up for the challenge in the coming months and/or years. You can certainly nap on the couch when it's in sofa mode, though for people taller than 1.6m, you'll be using a cushion propped against one armrest as a pillow or hang your calves off the other, so plan for space on the sides.

In bed mode, the mattress folds out more quickly and easily than it is to get into a modern credit card debt crisis. I reckon it's best to leave about 2 to 2.5m of clearance from the back of the couch forward, so that you can easily manoeuvre around it and along the sides after it goes into bed mode because ain't nobody got time for awkwardly shimmying between the foot of the mattress and air humping your TV to avoid standing on the smallest segment of the cushion that doesn't have a fully-flat bottom as it doubles for the back-rest in sofa mode. Whilst the foam and spring mattress is serviceable and isolates a lot of movement with anyone or any medium-to-large domestic mammal you may be sharing with, I highly recommend a mattress topper, as it's on the firm side. I wouldn't suggest daily sleeping unless you're a regular back sleeper that prefers firmer tops, but it should suffice for occasional visitors. I found the mattress where it rests in the frame itself to be a bit tight when you need to place a topper and/or mattress protector, needing to lift the entire thing out, place the fitted toppers/protectors and then wedge it back down.

The cushions that come with the mattress are decent and actually expand out to quite a decent thickness (they're vacuum-packed), so be aware of that if you like to have deep seats (or simply move them to the sides leaning against the arms). The arm rests are a perfect height for easy placement of remotes and accommodates remote caddies without hassle. Though the fabric covers (aside from the two cushions) aren't removable for machine washing, occasionally wipe-downs and regular vacuuming keeps it fairly clean and allergen-free. The entire thing does have a slight factory smell, but in a well-aired location, went away in two days.

All-in-all, pretty good value for daily sofa-bed, but I suspect many will find it ideal for a study/office, spare room or guest bedroom. There are a myriad of options nowadays, both online order and physical store, available at this price point, but as we tried out multiple options in different brand and store showrooms, we opted for the balance of convenience, price, neutral style and ease of assembly that Ecosa offered.

Great sofa – Great quality sofa and sofa bed. Ideal for a smaller space and love the green colour too! As mentioned in other reviews, cushions are firm but we like firmness. I was sceptical about getting a sofa bed as I thought it wouldn't be as comfortable as a regular sofa however this one is great! Show details ·  1

Comfy Sofa – Our new Sydney Sofa Bed is just great... super comfortable and will be a treat for our guests to sleep on. And we just love the colour 'Evergreen'...Was very easy to put together and Ecosa were very easy to deal with. Great experience!! Thanks Show details ·  1

We are returning it – We just received the Ecosa Sydney Sofa Bed. Although assembly was challenging, we eventually managed to get it done. Unfortunately, the color is quite different from what was advertised. On the website, it appeared cream, but in reality, it’s more of an off-grey with a mustard tint—not appealing at all. Additionally, the armrests are very bulky,… Read more

and the sofa itself is uncomfortable to sit on—it's stiff, and you feel like you're slipping forward. When we opened it as a bed, there were large gaps between the mattress sections, making it impossible to sleep on comfortably. We're currently in the process of returning it.