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[DREAMON]

It's a definite NO for me. I want to be able to move my arms and legs freely without hitting the sides of the bed. Then getting in and out is another story.

[candys mine]

If I'm going to go that low I'd rather have John Lennons Sunken bed in the Movie HELP!

[Katcat1]

I don't like but maybe some bachelor would like it.

[spiderw]

Aside from the challenge of trying to get in and out of this bed, it is unsightly!

[NicksmomESQ]

 No on so many levels. It looks hard to get in & out of. Imagine getting up to use the bathroom several times a night? Looks like it would be difficult to make the bed or change the linen. Too many ins & outs to keep clean.

  Not a good concept,period.
  

[SurferWife]

Nope.

[haddon9]

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@BirkiLady wrote:

 My first reaction was one of claustrophobia. Then . . . Imagine how difficult that contraption must be to change the sheets. Nope, too bulky and defininately not my taste. How would I jump out of bed to check on strange noises in the commons areas (i.e. fox and other strange happenings or the neighborhood kid's parties)???

It looks like it belongs in a lounge lizzard place (whatever that is). 

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@BirkiLady I was just thinking that it looks impossible to change the sheets!  When my son was young, he had bunk beds in his room and let's just say that it was a challenge to tackle the sheets for his bed!

[BirkiLady]

@haddon9    My son had bunk beds, too. Then, wanted a water bed! We agreed, but only if he would change his own sheets. I wasn't about to fight with a waterbed! 

ETA: The waterbed didn't last long; maybe two years. It wasn't as wonderful  as he anticipated. Back to a real mattress for his long, tall frame. I was delighted and he slept so much better. 

[daisyk]

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@NewNickname1x1000 wrote:

Looks like it should come with an 8-track player.

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Exactly! Its got a definite 70's vibe to it. I think it might be fun for weekend, but not as a regular thing-