should i buy Roll Away Folding Guest Bed reviews

Bought this for occasional use as a guest bed. The mattress is anything but supportive and the metal mesh which it lays on just makes things even worse. I only weigh 152 pounds and I just absolutely sink into this contraption. Don't let the "made in Italy" fool you. It may have well been made in Tiawan. Don't waste your money on this thing. was well pleased with roll Away folding guest bed. I got it
for my 6 year old grandson to sleep on when he visits. It was
exactly what I expected to get from the picture to I reviewed
before ordering. I searched for a while to find a fold up bed, and had a hard time finding a good one; I am 21 years old and going to be getting spine surgery within the next month or so, and needed a bed for downstairs because I would not be able to go up and down the steps, my dilemma was that a lot of the other beds were so close to the ground and i needed one that was higher off of the ground.

Nonetheless, this bed is AMAZING, it feels like I'm sleeping on a cloud, I haven't been able to sleep a full night in over a year and a half, and when I slept on this bed, I've never been so comfortable and relaxed. I made everyone in my family lay on it and none of them wanted to get off! Great deal, it came with a nice black bag too for storage, good distance off of the ground, very reasonably priced, and EXTREMELY comfortable; I highly recommend this bed to anyone looking!! Needed a fold away storage option, for our guest accommodations. My mother-in-law said it was the one of her better nights of rest... the memory foam is firm, but giving. I've rested on it and gotta say, it's just super comfortable.We bought this folding bed in March, 2012, primarily for a relative who visits us for a few days several times a year. She's in her late 60s, arthritic, weighs about 200 lbs, and sleeps very well on it; says she loves it. I think this bed was recently redesigned.

Ours is designed without wheels or provisions for them. They are not needed at all so the bed stays put and doesn't tend to move around as much as a wheeled bed. It is surprisingly lightweight, very easy to carry, assembles and folds up with no hassle. Comes with a well-made, tight-fitting, zippered, complete wrap-around cover that keeps out dust while in storage. The cover has a handle for carrying. To properly fold up the bed, one has to place the mattress (folded in half) with the unfolded open ends pushed completely down over the center bar. There's a substantial rubber retaining strap to hold the top of the folded frame and mattress together.

Another nice feature is that, when set up, the bed stands a few inches higher from the floor than most others, making it a lot easier to get in and out of. Although some reviewers mentioned poor fit of linens, our sheets and blankets tuck under the foam mattress all around on the one we received; perhaps a result of the redesign.

I shopped around for others, but found this to be a great folding bed as well as a fine value. We're very glad we bought this. My wife and I are expecting our first child soon, and wanted something for our small townhouse that our mothers could sleep on when they visit. After reading other reviews, we decided to try this out, and also after reading reviews found it online at costco for $150. I called our local costco and they had it in stock - for $90, saving us 55% off the $200 price here. Call your local costco if you are interested in this item, save the money and if you don't like it returns are a breeze. I'll update this review after our mothers have given it a thorough test ride. For now I'm giving it 4 stars since the frame could be a little stronger. This bed is very cozy. But it needs a board under the mattress for more support because it tends to sag a bit. I can't imagine a very large person being comfortable in it because it is narrow. But my daughter said she slept well, just needed a little more support in the middle. The hideaway comfort revolution has several good points: the mattress is soft and comfortable, the frame doesn't squeak during use, the structure is light, and it could probably slide easily under most beds for storage. The big drawback for me was that the canvas part attached to the frame, on which the memory foam mattress sits, sags once you climb in. It is much more like a hammock rather than the customary flat bed. I woke up with some minor lower back pain. I tried the mattress by itself on the floor and was pain-free in the morning, so it seems like the sag was related to the lower back pain rather than the mattress or some other feature. Also, I personally don't find the "sag effect," with the sleeper sinking into the middle and the mattress coming up on either side, to be a comfortable way to sleep. And just as a side note, I'm 5'5'' and 120 pounds, so I think the sag would happen for most people, unless the canvas part on my hideaway was defective. Some may not mind the sag, but I ended up sending it back.