They all make both good and bad sleepers; nowdays they use plywood frames for sleepers, should be solid hardwood veneers(poplar), no less than 7/8" thick and 9 plys or more and glued and screwed lapping joints, dowells are better but I dont think anyone is using dowels with plywood. The mechanism should not be imported, US still has the best steel and engineered mechanisms, the imports can only compete on price alone. Mattress, will make a large difference in the final costs, buy just as you would a regular mattress. I doubt you will find these quality features in a Ashley sleeper, maybe on the higher end Lazboy sleepers.

i know all 3 are junk judging on a high standards but if you had to chose 1 https://www.la-z-boy.com/p/sofas/phoebe-premier-sofa/_/R-610637 https://www.westelm.com/products/hamilton-upholstered-sofa-h1469/?pkey=csofas%7Call-sofas%7C4294693231&isx=0.0.1942.4000244140625 https://gusmodern.com/products/parkdale-sofa in general also with lower end furniture like this which upholstery is best for looks AND durability? polyester? polyester blend? cotton? leather( my guess is westelm leather is not that great quality and will peel, etc?) i hate suede/velvet and microfiber so those are out please do not bash me i know that i get what i pay for but still p.s. we had a gus jane for 7 years and threw it away because it was squeaky and seats where uncomfortable after a few years the parkdale description states they use kiln dried hardwood and PET (down made from recycled water bottles)-anyone have any experience with this kind of cushion fill? TY

Found them at a local shop but can't find much info online. Made in Cali.

I've been searching for some decent quality leather reclining sofas with contemporary European styling as shown in the accompanying photos: . So far, my wife and I like Schillig and Jaymar and American Leather. We are looking for brands that have solid frames, comfortable, and durable etc. I've done research on seating, frame construction, leather quality etc. and looked at all the major brands. As mentioned, we like the contemporary European design look and only one store in our area carries American Leather. The closest store that offers Jaymar is 2 1/2 hours away and no one offers Schillig. Does anyone have any experience with these companies and sofas and does anyone know of other manufacturers to consider? Thank you