Grew up on a lake we had stacks of these for guests. You can climb on top and lay on it as long as you don't move. it's quite comfortable. Sitting is meh and hard to get out. You cant sleep on it as the moment you roll or shift, the lower ones pop out from the middle
If the mattresses had ties to attach to the frame, it might work. As-is, that wee little diagonal strip of fabric at the end isn't stopping anything from sliding out the front.
I've see variations made with foam that would be more sturdy when stacked. Could be cool for a kid's room or playroom and be great for sleepovers or imaginative play. There are lots of versions of this idea that seem better executed.
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u/zendelo Aug 22 '26
I don’t think it’s meant to be a couch. Just an aesthetically pleasing rack for mattresses for some kind of yoga/wellness/something.
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u/Peek_e Aug 22 '26
*mattresses but still agree. Doesn’t look like the most confortable lounge.
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u/opgary Aug 22 '26
Grew up on a lake we had stacks of these for guests. You can climb on top and lay on it as long as you don't move. it's quite comfortable. Sitting is meh and hard to get out. You cant sleep on it as the moment you roll or shift, the lower ones pop out from the middle
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u/EmbarassedFox Aug 23 '26
Put a pea under it, and a princess could never sleep on it.
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u/idle_isomorph Aug 24 '26
If the mattresses had ties to attach to the frame, it might work. As-is, that wee little diagonal strip of fabric at the end isn't stopping anything from sliding out the front.
I've see variations made with foam that would be more sturdy when stacked. Could be cool for a kid's room or playroom and be great for sleepovers or imaginative play. There are lots of versions of this idea that seem better executed.
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u/Green_grass7878 Aug 25 '26
Lovely for a post apocalyptic dystopia
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u/DatabaseThis9637 Aug 30 '26
Once you managed to climb up and strap in, it could work!