So here's my update on the Lee sleep sofa, after almost 2 years. For the sleep part of the sleep sofa, I love the air dream mattress. To me, it really is a huge improvement over any other sleep sofa experiences I've had. My husband and I had to sleep on it for more than a week when we had our upstairs floors refinished, and it worked out fine. Note that I'm not saying "great"....I still prefer my bed....but it was fine. I never felt a bar because of the air mattress. There is still a tendency for 2 adults to roll toward the center a little bit(depending on how firmly you blow up the mattress). For the sofa part, it is also fine, but not as good a "sit" as a regular sofa. There is less spring, of course. I expected this, so I am okay with it. I'm thinking that the upgraded innerspring seat cushions probably helped some, but it have no direct comparison. I think the Lee quality is great, and I will buy Lee again. Good luck!

I don't have that sofa, but I just bought this Lee sofa, so I have a few thoughts. If you compare the dimensions between ours and the one you like, you'll see that yours is a lot deeper. I think ours is a tiny bit too shallow, so your model should certainly be roomy enough. I couldn't find any showroom with ours on the floor, so I bought it sight unseen -- scary. I'm happy to say I like it very much, just as I did the picture. A salesperson recommended that I get an idea of depth, etc, by sitting on sofas that were in the showroom. There was a big difference, and I definitely didn't feel comfy in the deep ones. But that's just me. Those might be very comfortable for you. So it's a good idea to do this. Another thing to keep in mind is the fill. I went back and forth on this, finally opting for foam (which is now made of soy), which is less expensive than down. I tried out both kinds in a couple of stores and decided there wasn't a big difference, so I went with the foam. I wish I"d gone with the down! Apparently the fabric itself is a factor in how the filling feels, so there are a few different variables that made it hard to know. What I don't like about the foam is that it's not that lofty, sinking-into-a-cloud feel you get with down. It's also developing little bulges in the back pillow. However, I will say that we did get one Lee chair filled with down and IT doesn't have that lofty feel EITHER!! So either they both take a while to settle into their true character (stiff when new) or the quality of down filling varies with manufacturer. My MIL's down furniture, very expensive, is wonderful and was from day one. On the other hand, you might not be as picky as I am! I got kinda worked up over my big, probably once-in-a-lifetime furniture purchase! I hope this makes sense! Go to C&B, try a bunch out, and ask a lot of questions. Good luck!

I am very familiar will all three companies. You could not go wrong with any of them. I spent some time at the April High Point Show comparing Century Upholstery and Taylor King. In as much as Century purchased Hancock and Moore and Taylor King which was a division of Hancock and Moore and Taylor King was not purchased by Century I was curious to compare Taylor King and Century. They are both well made but Taylor King was crisper and had superior tailoring. I do think Taylor King is for sale and I think Century should take a look at them. I would also say that Taylor King had the best looking upholstery product I saw at the show.

My advice would be to find out which local retail showroom in your area carries Lee Industries furniture, then go do a sit test. They may not have the exact sofa you want to buy, but they will likely have other upholstered pieces with the various firmness levels for you to try. This is a very personal thing--like picking out a mattress--so actually experiencing the feel of it is best. In general, however, Lee's quality is quite good, so no matter which version you go with it will last you a long while.