Luke Sleeper Sectional vs Ruffner 2-Piece Sectional with Sleeper

Buy the Ruffner if you want a sturdier, better-built sectional with a chaise, pop-up headrests and storage in both the chaise and the arms. Buy the Luke if you want a compact sleeper with a built-in bookshelf and a bolder look. The Ruffner's corner-blocked frame, attached cushions and foam-wrapped seats point to longer wear; the Luke's appeal is its shelf and storage at the entry end of the market. Owners of pop-up sleepers like the Ruffner's tend to praise the easy conversion, while sleeper sectionals in the Luke's class draw more comments about firmness and fabric wear over time.

• Choose the Luke Sleeper Sectional if you have a small room, want a bookshelf and hidden storage built in, and need a sleeper that ships quickly in your choice of color.
• Choose the Ruffner 2-Piece Sectional if you want a chaise to lounge on, pop-up headrests for movie nights, and storage in both the chaise and the outside arms.