Microfiber Futons in Futons(7)

Short answer: Match the futon size to the room, how you’ll use it, and access points.

• Measure first: Measure floor space, doorway and stair clearances before buying.
• Think about use: If you sleep on it often, consider wider options (twin/full widths are common).
• Allow clearance: Account for recline space and walking paths when it’s a sofa or bed.
• Check product details: Look at the listed dimensions on the product page so you know exact width and depth.

If you need help, review the product page for specs and delivery/pickup options on Walmart’s site.

Quick overview: The category includes microfiber, polyester, velvet, faux suede and corduroy—each performs a bit differently.

• Microfiber/polyester: Often durable and stain-resistant, good for everyday use and easy upkeep.
• Velvet/faux suede: Looks plush and cozy but can show wear or marks more easily in high-traffic spots.
• Corduroy/tufted finishes: Offer texture and style but may need more frequent vacuuming to stay fresh.

Always check the product’s care instructions on the listing and pick a fabric that matches your lifestyle (pets, kids, heavy daily use). You can also review shipping and return options on Walmart’s product page before deciding.

Most convertible futons work similarly: they recline by adjusting the backrest into a flatter position.

1. Clear the seating surface and move pillows out of the way.
2. Locate the backrest release or lifting mechanism—many listings note 3–5 adjustable positions for reclining.
3. Gently lower the backrest until it reaches the desired angle or a flat position.
4. Stabilize the frame if the model has a latch or support leg.

Because mechanisms vary, follow the assembly and care instructions included with the product and check the product page for model-specific directions. If you’re unsure, Walmart’s customer Q&A on the listing can be helpful.

Yes—microfiber futons are often a great fit for small spaces. Many listings specify designs for apartments, dorms, and small rooms.

• Space-saving: Convertible futons serve as both sofa and bed, reducing the need for multiple pieces.
• Compact widths: Options in narrower widths make placement easier in tight rooms.
• Extra features: Some models include storage to keep bedding or pillows tucked away.

Measure your room and check product dimensions on the Walmart listing to confirm fit. Also review delivery, assembly and return information to make sure the item will work in your apartment layout.

Follow the maker’s care instructions, but here are general tips that apply to many listings.

• Regular care: Vacuum the surface to remove dust and crumbs.
• Spot cleaning: Blot spills with a clean cloth and use a mild cleaner tested on a hidden area first; avoid soaking the fabric.
• Removable covers: Some products may have removable covers—check the product details to see if machine washing is allowed.
• Check the listing: Look at the product page for specific cleaning guidance and any recommended cleaners.

If you have concerns about stains or fabric care, consult the product’s care label or the listing’s Q&A before proceeding.