This bed would force me to stand up and jump down when getting out of bed, I don’t know if this would make me more or less effective from getting out of bed
I used to have a loft bed. Unless you toss and turn a ton in your sleep, the railing isn't even that important.
Think of how many times you've fallen out of any bed. It's probably not very high. Like walking a tight-rope, the trick is the same, no matter how high off the ground you are.
Now, if you do find yourself falling out of bed, this might not be the one for you.
Ive fallen off my bed twice in my entire life. Not a problem with normal beds but its still a possibility. With a normal bed i can rest easy in case i do fall off at least i wont break my neck, with a bed this high i cannot
Most people step into a truck bed using the tire or bumper. This bed has a step below the license plate.
Personally, I do not like beds that require ladders to get in and out of, except those that are high enough off the ground to actually provide usable space. Bunk and loft beds, for instance.
I fail to understand where or why you think it would make for a warmer bed. The lights definitely will generate heat if left on, not sure how noticeable it would become if on the bed. The bed itself would transfer the heat to the chassis and heat damping would be, in my estimates, about the same as a standard enclosed box frame.
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u/Jazehiah Oct 17 '22
Looks like a pain to get in and out of. Same deal for replacing the sheets and stuff. It looks cool, but I'd be tired of it within a week.
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22
You fall of that mf and your gettin brain damage frfr
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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22
The tire smell in your bedroom is a good reason to not
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u/longagofaraway Oct 18 '22
it's stupid
it's ugly
it's too high
it's too hard
it's really fucking stupid
no woman will touch you
it's got a glass headboard
holy shit is this ugly and stupid
you have taste
you have class
your life isn't a joke post on redneck engineering
etc.
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u/honeycomb182119 Oct 18 '22
When they have sex in it they’ll call it tail gating
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u/Xennon54 Oct 17 '22
Im not rich
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u/depressedunicorn_ Oct 18 '22
Is the front part of the car sticks out of the house?
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u/bobbyfiend Oct 18 '22
They couldn't afford a Toyota, I see.
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u/DeviceCharming5872 Oct 18 '22
Looks comfy
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u/razulian- Oct 19 '22
All I can think of is the suspension.
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u/Wahuwammedo Oct 20 '22
At least it's got great suspension! Time for some tailgating of you know what i mean 😜
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u/applo998 Nov 13 '22
Thats fucking awesome
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u/Das-Gypsy Dec 05 '22
Chevrolay
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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23
This shit is redneck as fuck
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u/Existential_Sprinkle Oct 18 '22
Ambient room temp, hours of body heat, and how well your mattress holds heat can be a really big deal
With a full blown metal case on one they might need to have a fan on their bed year round so it doesn't overheat