Anybody use a futon for their bed?

[Triumph]

Any specific stores/brands? Ikea? Bed, Bath, & Beyond? Looking for just a pad.

 

[GoingUp]

I do and I got a good quality futon, so I like it a lot.

 

[SuperTool]

Do you not have the space for a bed or the money?
Reading this thread, it seems like it would cost a chunk of money to make a futon comfy.
I crashed on my friend's futon a few times. It's pretty comfy, but once every 3 months is not same as every night.

 

[BatmanNate]

Guilty. It is a twin on metal frame, and it squeaks too much so we are getting a bed. I want a waterbed but don't know if she'll go for that.

 

[GoingUp]

Originally posted by: Triumph
Any specific stores/brands? Ikea? Bed, Bath, & Beyond? Looking for just a pad.

I bought mine from a local store...

 

[BD2003]

I was thinking about getting a futon for my bed when I move out in a month, but thats only cause Im a cheap and know a bed is going to cost a hell of a lot more. Ive slept on a few futons, wasnt that bad, but not sure if I could do it every day.

Which would cost more, a comfy futon with a good mattress or a standard full bed?

 

[dolph]

another vote for the memory foam on the futon, it works wonders

 

[goog]

I've been sleeping on a metal frame futon for almost two years, with foam on top of the matress, but I still feel the bars. I'd try the wood frame version.

 

[Shuxclams]

I had one and it was the best damn bed for a single guy made. Helps with traction... LoL














SHUX

 

[Confused]

Originally posted by: BatmanNate
Guilty. It is a twin on metal frame, and it squeaks too much...

Ditto I like that they fold up into a sofa, useful in my room cos i don't have room for both, and my PC is my entertainment system/tv/everything.

If i'm to get something else will be a wooden one, probably with a lot of foam from what you guys are sayin!


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