should i buy 39 Rollaway Bed with Innerspring reviews

Purchased as a spare bed for occasional adult visitors. I have slept on less comfortable futons. Twin bedding fits perfectly. It can hold an average sized adult with no problem. A little akward to roll between rooms. A good choice if you do not own a spare bedroomSturdy construction. Lots of support. These beds have to be well-made if you want comfort when you sleep on one; this bed is definitely just that.This rollaway bed needs more padding. The springs can be felt unless I put an eggcrate buffer on top of the mattress. It is handy for storage as it folds up. This rollaway bed needs more padding. The springs can be felt unless I put an eggcrate buffer on top of the mattress. It is handy for storage as it folds up. I've done the research, and for the price, this is an excellent roll-away. My only complaint is that the mattress only measures 71 inches long, which is a few inches short of the standard twin. Even so, I plan to buy another one. Sturdy construction. Lots of support. These beds have to be well-made if you want comfort when you sleep on one; this bed is definitely just that. Purchased as a spare bed for occasional adult visitors. I have slept on less comfortable futons. Twin bedding fits perfectly. It can hold an average sized adult with no problem. A little akward to roll between rooms. A good choice if you do not own a spare bedroom

This review is in my father's name since he purchased it as a Christmas Present for me. I'm reviewing as the one who sleeps in it. I've moved in with my 90 year old father to take care of him. Space is at a premium, so when I remodeled the back room for my studio work there wasn't space for a bed. In the past 5 months, I've been through all sorts of sleep setups and wound up sleeping in a chair or on the floor most of the time for my back. Stay away from the canvas bottom beds. They are only acceptable as camp cots for a night or two - even with an additional pad or mattress.

This bed has a solid metal wire & spring support system (which can be made less 'soft' with wood or cardboard - but is very comfy), and the mattress with its inner coils and padded top offers great support as well. I'm 6'/250lbs and sleep very comfortably on this bed; usually on my side - but is comfy on the back too (and I do need support sitting or sleeping). Unlike many of the beds I've tried, you can fold it fully made up for sleep, latch the strap across the top - then roll it away. Likewise - roll it in the room, release the strap, fold it down and sleep. No extra steps at sleepy time... just call it a day. It also sits roughly 2' off the ground, so it's easy to get out of in the morning.

Between the large fixed axle wheels and the small maneuverable casters, it rolls right over rugs and steers easily to where ever it gets stored for the day. Heavy, strong angle iron construction - made in the USA and built to last. Exactly what I needed. Nice!

Got this bed to replace an ageing thin matress rollaway bed. I havent used it but have it for overnight guests. (mostly for my son or brother.) The latest review from my brother is Why didn't I do this sooner? He thinks is great having a real matress to sleep on. The quality seems very good, and hardly any time to install the wheels.Rolls easy over most anything and the casters steer around corners just fine.Exactly what I wanted! I am 6 ft tall (194 lbs), and this is long enough and strong enough. But I sleep on my left side and it is absolutely perfect for that. Two eight-inch primary wheels plus 2 ball bearing based casters are great. Very easy to move around. 2ft off floor w/ mattress, so easy to get in and out. Very sturdy construction. Very comfortable springs and mattress (6"). Full 5 stars.

I am adding this on 6/24/12. With the mattress, it is 22" from the floor, not 24'. Still, it is perfect for me. And please note that the mattress is not 39" wide; it is 37". However, the frame itself is 39" wide. Still, I am 6 ft/ 194 lbs and the bed is a perfect fit. I love this bed. Got this bed to replace an ageing thin matress rollaway bed. I havent used it but have it for overnight guests. (mostly for my son or brother.) The latest review from my brother is Why didn't I do this sooner? He thinks is great having a real matress to sleep on. The quality seems very good, and hardly any time to install the wheels.Rolls easy over most anything and the casters steer around corners just fineThis review is in my father's name since he purchased it as a Christmas Present for me. I'm reviewing as the one who sleeps in it. I've moved in with my 90 year old father to take care of him. Space is at a premium, so when I remodeled the back room for my studio work there wasn't space for a bed. In the past 5 months, I've been through all sorts of sleep setups and wound up sleeping in a chair or on the floor most of the time for my back. Stay away from the canvas bottom beds. They are only acceptable as camp cots for a night or two - even with an additional pad or mattress.

This bed has a solid metal wire & spring support system (which can be made less 'soft' with wood or cardboard - but is very comfy), and the mattress with its inner coils and padded top offers great support as well. I'm 6'/250lbs and sleep very comfortably on this bed; usually on my side - but is comfy on the back too (and I do need support sitting or sleeping). Unlike many of the beds I've tried, you can fold it fully made up for sleep, latch the strap across the top - then roll it away. Likewise - roll it in the room, release the strap, fold it down and sleep. No extra steps at sleepy time... just call it a day. It also sits roughly 2' off the ground, so it's easy to get out of in the morning.

Between the large fixed axle wheels and the small maneuverable casters, it rolls right over rugs and steers easily to where ever it gets stored for the day. Heavy, strong angle iron construction - made in the USA and built to last. Exactly what I needed. Nice!