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Sofa-cum-bed (pull-out drawer style)
RP Nidra Draw
A bed that pulls out, and a drawer that finally holds the quilt.
From NPR 52,000 up to NPR 82,000 depending on size and fabric
- Seats
- 3 seats / sleeps 2
- Size options
- Sofa 190 × 95 × 85 cm; pull-out lower bed 190 × 120 cm; storage drawer 180 × 60 × 20 cm
- Ideal for
- Landlords furnishing rentals; families who need bedding storage; small guest rooms
- Fabric
- Heavy-duty polyester or cotton-linen; wipeable options for rentals
- Leg finish
- Low sal block with steel glides
- Warranty
- 5 years frame & foam · 1 year stitching and mechanisms
- Lead time
- 21–28 days
Fabric swatches we build this in
- Charcoal polyester
- Slate grey polyester
- Oatmeal cotton-linen
- Coffee PU leather
In Jhalak's words
The fold-out sofa-cum-bed has one flaw that nobody mentions in the shop: there is nowhere to keep the bedding. So the quilt lives in a suitcase on top of a wardrobe and the sofa-bed only gets used when somebody is willing to climb for it.
This version solves that. The bed pulls out from underneath on steel runners rated to eighty kilos, and behind it sits a real storage drawer — 180 by 60 by 20 centimetres, which holds two quilts and two pillows without forcing.
It is the build landlords ask us for most, because a tenant can actually use it without instruction, and because there is no hinge mechanism above the seat to twist. Both the seat and the pull-out are 40-density mattress-grade foam.
One honest note: the pull-out bed sits lower than the seat, at about 30 cm from the floor. Elderly guests sometimes find that low. If that is your situation, RP Nidra Fold is the better choice.
“Pull the drawer out and put your own quilt in it before you buy — that is the real test of whether it is big enough.”— Jhalak Bahadur Khatri, proprietor
The build
Foam
Mattress-grade 40-density on both the seat and the pull-out
Frame
Seasoned sal with steel drawer runners rated to 80 kg
Joinery
Mortise-and-tenon with bolted runner rails
Stitch
Double-needle with bar-tacks at the pull handle
Ask us for an offcut of the actual foam going into your sofa and we will hand it to you. Come to the workshop and push the bare frame with your own hands before it is covered — most people who do that stop worrying.
Delivery and warranty, in plain language
Free delivery inside Ring Road, quoted honestly at cost anywhere else in Nepal. Fifty per cent advance when you sign the written specification, balance on delivery — and the specification lists the model, exact size, fabric name and batch, foam densities, leg finish and date, so there is nothing left to remember or argue about.
Five years on the frame and joinery. Five years on foam collapse. One year on stitching, zips and mechanisms. If something goes wrong, send a photograph and your ledger serial number to 9849239091 on WhatsApp — that is the whole claim process. Your fabric is reserved from the same roll for six months, so a matching extra piece actually matches.
Read the full warranty and care guide · See what a Karigar Ledger record looks like
Photography direction for this model
Show the pull-out mechanism at half-open, with a folded quilt visible in the drawer.
Questions people ask about the RP Nidra Draw
Two folded quilts and two pillows comfortably, or one quilt, two pillows and a set of sheets. Roughly 180 by 60 by 20 centimetres.
Ball-bearing steel runners rated to 80 kg, bolted rather than screwed. A wipe of dry lubricant once a year is all they need.
It can be — the pull-out sits at about 30 cm. For elderly guests we recommend RP Nidra Fold, which opens at seat height.
Yes, and for tenanted flats we usually recommend it. PU leather or heavy polyester.
We can fit a simple cam lock on request. Say so at enquiry stage.
A 5 cm topper is optional and adds around NPR 4,000. Most customers who use it weekly take it.
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