Description
The Rhodes Single Seat Sofa Bed is a single chair bed — one armless seat, 94cm wide, that pulls out into a single sleeping space. It occupies roughly the footprint of an armchair, which makes it one of the few genuine guest beds that fits a room with no wall long enough for a sofa.
The bed pulls forward on a supported metal frame rather than folding down, so the sleeping surface sits at a usable height rather than flat on the floor.
Where a single chair bed makes sense
Rhodes is the answer for a home office that occasionally hosts someone, a nursery, a landing, a study, or a spare room that spends most of its life as something else. It is also useful as a second guest bed alongside an existing sofa bed, for the times you need to sleep three rather than two.
At 114cm deep it needs more clearance in front than a standard armchair — allow room for the bed to extend forward.
Dionysus chenille — Taupe or Olive
Taupe is a warm neutral that disappears into most schemes. Olive is a soft muted green that suits a room with wooden furniture or plants. Both are the same dense chenille used across the Kyoto range.
Specification
| Type | Single seat chair bed, pull-out mechanism |
|---|---|
| Width | 94cm |
| Depth | 114cm |
| Height | 89cm |
| Sleeps | One |
| Fabric | Dionysus chenille — Taupe or Olive |
| Manufacturer | Kyoto Futons Ltd, Lincolnshire |
Delivery
Free delivery to mainland England. We do not currently deliver to the Scottish Highlands or the UK islands. Your order is despatched directly from the manufacturer in Deeping St James, Lincolnshire.
Questions people ask
How big is the bed when Rhodes is opened out?
Rhodes opens to a single sleeping space. The seat measures 94cm wide and the unit is 114cm deep when closed — allow additional clearance in front for the bed section to extend.
Can two people sleep on it?
No. Rhodes is a single seat that converts to a single bed. For two people you need a double sofa bed such as the Carter Double or one of the full-width models.
Does it have arms?
No. Rhodes is deliberately armless, which is what keeps the width down to 94cm and lets it fit into spaces a conventional armchair would not.
Is a single chair bed suitable for a child’s room?
Yes — the single sleeping surface and compact footprint make it a common choice for children’s rooms, nurseries and sleepover use.
How much space do I need in front of it?
Enough for the bed to pull forward clear of the seat. Measure from the front edge and allow generous clearance before ordering.
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