Futons & Space-Saving Furniture in Burlington

Create a room that feels welcoming and works harder for your home. At The Futon Shop, we help Burlington customers bring seating, sleeping space and personal style together with versatile futon furniture.


Whether you are furnishing your first apartment, refreshing a family room or making better use of a spare bedroom, a futon gives you options. Choose a frame that suits your décor, pair it with a mattress selected for your needs, and finish the look with a coordinating cover.


Visit our factory direct showroom on Harvester Road or explore our futon packages online to start planning your space.

Build Your Futon Around Your Room

Furniture should suit the way you live. A reading room may need an inviting place to sit with the flexibility to accommodate a visitor. A basement lounge might call for generous seating, while a home office needs furniture that leaves enough room for a desk and everyday movement.


Start with the role your futon will play. From there, consider its overall width, the style of its arms and how the finish will work with your existing furniture. Taking this approach helps you choose a piece that belongs in the room rather than simply fits against the wall.


Our collection includes pine and hardwood futon options, giving you different ways to introduce the warmth of wood into your space. Explore our futon styles and product information before narrowing down your preferences.

Coordinate Your Frame, Mattress & Cover

A complete futon brings together three important elements. The frame establishes its shape and appearance, the mattress influences comfort, and the cover adds the colour and texture that make it your own.


Think about the rest of your room when choosing a cover. A neutral fabric can sit comfortably alongside patterned rugs or colourful artwork. A more distinctive fabric can turn a simple futon into the room’s focal point.


Browse our futon cover collections to explore different looks. Before ordering, confirm that the cover matches your mattress dimensions and thickness.


If you already have a frame you enjoy, visit our Burlington futon mattress page to explore replacing the mattress without starting again with an entirely new setup.

Flexible Furniture for Changing Needs

A room’s purpose can change over time. Today’s guest bedroom may become a workspace, and an apartment living room may eventually need to accommodate overnight visitors.


Futon furniture gives you flexibility as those needs develop. You can plan around its everyday role while keeping an additional sleeping surface available when needed.


For a closer look at choosing furniture specifically for hosting, explore our sofa beds in Burlington.

Visit Our Burlington Futon Showroom

See your options in person at 5205 Harvester Road, Unit 8, Burlington, Ontario. Bring your room measurements, a few photos and an idea of how the furniture will be used. These details make it easier to compare suitable configurations.



Call 905-633-9697 or contact The Futon Shop to ask about current products before your visit.



Burlington Futon Furniture FAQs

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    Cost depends on footage, height, material, style, gates, removal, access, terrain and site conditions. Davis Fences provides free on-site quotes; its current website notes a $1,500 minimum installation charge.

  • Do I need a fence permit in Hamilton?

    A standard fence generally does not require a building permit, but pool enclosures do. All fences must still comply with applicable municipal rules.

  • How high can a backyard fence be in Hamilton?

    Hamilton currently states that residential and commercially zoned fences generally cannot exceed 2 metres, with lower or additional restrictions possible in some locations.

  • Can I build a fence on the property line?

    Only if the adjoining property owners agree. Otherwise, the fence must be on your property.

  • Should I obtain a property survey?

    A current survey is strongly useful when the boundary is uncertain and can reduce the risk of a placement dispute.

  • Who pays for a shared fence?

    Hamilton has a division-fence by-law, but cost sharing beyond its stated standard is generally a matter for property owners. Review the current City guidance before agreeing to a project.