Rocking Chair Bed

Product Description

Designer Joe Manus wanted a bed where you could, ?Dream your dreams, love your lover, and rest your soul? and the standard four legs and a headboard simply would not work. Built for indoor or outdoor use, the Rocking Bed comes with a rubber stop that allows you to lock the bed in place or let it rock freely. Wood is natural hardwood that is finished in boiled linseed oil. The oil will keep the wood from rotting, but will not prevent it from weathering and fading. The wood may change appearance over time if left in direct sun and rain.

Top Reviews

Takes all the art out of the craft
by Bill Bixby (1 out of 5 stars)
October 31, 2016

I trained for nearly 10 years to perfect my signature bedroom move: the "tilt o' whirl". Now with this thing, any noob can pull it off with ease. Respect the craft and don't support these cheater devices!
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I wouldn't recommend this bed unless you're fascinated by rotating in bed ...
by MOYERS FAMILY (1 out of 5 stars)
January 11, 2016

Me and the Husband have had this bed for about 30 days now. I'm rating this one star because during one of our intimate moments the bed had rotated us upside down causing the mattress to fall on us and pinning us on the bars above towards the ground. I wouldn't recommend this bed unless you're fascinated by rotating in bed similar to a wheel.
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Five Stars
by MarieKT (5 out of 5 stars)
May 28, 2015

Has anyone who has commented actually purchased this?
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It was the WCalicobyShiner that did it for me!
by G. Schroeder (5 out of 5 stars)
June 23, 2014

Consider this a done deal for some lucky soul this Christmas.

If you look closely you can see the care that went into this prize. Notice the

deeply furled inlays and the fine hand ticking. I certainly hope the walnut is burled.

I absolutely refuse to allow unburled walnut anywhere near my person.

The price - $5,457.81 - was that generated by the Italian restaurant in 'Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?'

I can imagine the powers-that-be responsible for this jewel sitting at a conference table. One suggests $4,995!

The others moan in unison: "Hey, we have to EAT, Cmon!"

I'm down.
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WOW
by adult swimmer (5 out of 5 stars)
December 17, 2013

I'm setting this bad boy right next to my Infinity Hammock. It's all about choices baby.

It's all about choices.
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Highly recommended for Hurricane Simulation.
by G W (5 out of 5 stars)
April 2, 2015

It had been over a decade since I was last at sea in a hurricane, and I was contemplating how to get current on survival techniques. Then I came across this little gem. Once I had it assembled in my back yard with a couple of added pull handles on the ends, I set up a couple of lawn sprinklers, high power fans, my camp stove, inflatable port-a-potty, generic odds and ends, and a full set of kitchen utensils and pans to simulate trying to function in a hurricane. Well needless to say, it worked. With my kids on each end having fun bouncing up and down, I got good 30-45 degree rolls back and forth. The fans and sprinklers gave plenty of water spray, drenching everything including the toilet paper. Needless to say the rocking was so realistic I couldn't keep the sewage in the port-a-potty and it wound up all over the bedding. The stove tipped over when I was trying to cook dinner. Unfortunately the simulation ended when the kitchen knife I was chopping carrots with ended up in my thigh as we simulated turning the "boat" about. We almost capsized when my 300 pound neighbor James used a trampoline to get some height on one of the added bars and gave me a 80 degree roll. I don't remember ever being that sideways when I was in the Navy.

I highly recommend this for anyone who needs to train for being on a boat in a hurricane.
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Why?
by Ireland (5 out of 5 stars)
November 10, 2013

So expensive for a bed frame that's more novelty than functional. Memory foam matresses eliminate disturbances caused by your partner but this need amplifies it. Again, why? If you want to rock in your sleep by a freakin hammock and save yourself a $4,500

experiment of a bed you'll probably just wish would stop rocking.

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