Emma 2 Seater 140cm Cream Sedac Epona Roll Out Action Sofa Bed Quick Ship

Two cushions on a clean square frame. Pull. Bed. In cream.

This is the Emma in one fixed specification. The 140cm 2 seater, upholstered in a soft natural cream weave, fitted with our standard pocket sprung mattress. Thirty percent off the made to order price because the spec is already decided.

The seat and back cushions are fully attached to the frame, no loose parts to wrestle with, so the conversion takes three seconds and one hand. Pull the seat forward, the back rolls down, the bed lays flat. Reverse it the same way. No tucking, no aligning, no swearing.

The shape is deliberately simple. Square arms, low square back, two seat cushions, two back cushions, all upholstered as one continuous piece. The frame sits low on a small dark plinth base. No skirts, no piping, no studs. Clean enough to read as a contemporary sofa, not a piece of guest room compromise furniture.

Inside is the Sedac Epona roll out action, the mechanism we held UK distribution rights for from 1962 to 2020. It is the action other British sofa beds quietly aspire to, engineered in France for daily use rather than occasional guests. It sleeps as well as it sits because the mechanism does not fold the mattress in half.

Under the sleeper is a standard pocket sprung mattress. Individually pocketed springs rather than open coil, so it holds shape across the width and does not transfer movement from one side to the other.

This is the sofa bed for a small living room that needs to do double duty without looking like it. A snug, a study, a city flat, a holiday let. Pulls open as a proper bed, closes back as a proper sofa.

Crafted not assembled. Handmade to order in our British workshop. Solid hardwood frame. FSC certified timbers. Sedac Epona action paired with our own upholstery and frame engineering. White glove delivery and assembly anywhere in mainland UK.

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Emma. One handed conversion, Sedac Epona action, made in Britain.

Gee Golisz, Founder