Lucid Rollaway Folding Guest Bed with 4 Inch Memory Foam Mattress- Rolling Cot- Easy Storage-Cot Size Bed

The LUCID Rollaway bed was purchased to be used as an extra guest bed when family comes to visit. I was a little nervous about the setup after reading other people's reviews about holes not lining up, but I think that if there were any manufacturing issues at one point, they have since been resolved. Setup took just a few minutes and did not require any tools. The two legs at the bottom of the bed are already attached and just fold down. Two crossbars and four wheels are added once the legs are folded down. The cross bars keep the legs from folding back up and the wheel units are held in place with a wing nut that is easily tightened by hand. There are also four additional bars that are attached between each of the four pairs of legs to the bed. (Once attached, the legs will automatically raise and lower as you fold the bed up or down.) These are held in place with eight more bolts and wing nuts. I did run across a faulty wing nut (bad threading) in each of the beds that I ordered, but the package included an extra, so I had what I needed to complete setup. Once the four support bars are attached, the bed can be folded down and all that remains is to open the memory foam mattress and place it on top of the bed platform. A couple of notes/tips: 1. Make sure to allow for a couple of days for the mattress to fully expand after setup. Much like other memory foam products, the mattress is vacuum sealed and will take a bit of time to fully expand. (Although I did test it after just a few hours and it was already very comfortable.) 2. While allowing the mattress to expand, I'd suggest leaving it in the garage or in a well-ventilated room. At first I had the beds set up in the family room without any noticeable smell, but once they were assembled and moved into a smaller room, there was a definite smell of fresh foam padding. The smell went away after a couple of days, but I did leave the bedroom window open for ventilation. 3. When you fold the bed down the first time, it may pop back up on one end. With my beds, I noticed that platform had little rods sewn into pockets along the edges (for the springs to attach to) which had shifted a little in transit. I had to nudge one rod slightly back into place and the bed stayed down. 4. Bedding: I used twin-size sheets without any issues, but if you want the bottom, fitted sheet to be snug on the mattress, I'd suggest getting sheet clips/grippers. You can buy cot sheets that will fit without the clips, but I was able to buy twin sheet sets and clips for both rollaway beds for much less than a single cot sheet set. 5. Height: The bed does not sit very high off the ground. For children who fall off the bed at night or young adults, this won't be an issue. For elderly guests you may want to look for a rollaway that sits higher off the ground as this bed may be difficult for them to get into/out of. 6. Weight: The bedframe and mattress together are both very lightweight and easy to move around on the included wheels. As far as the weight that the bed can support, I could not find any listed weight, but a 275lb adult used it without any issues. Overall, I am very happy with the two beds that I purchased and will probably buy a couple more as our family gatherings continue to grow. One of the nicest things about this bed is that there are no uncomfortable cross beam supports to poke you in the back. The platform gives nice support while also allowing the bed to conform to your body shape. It is a very comfortable rollaway. **2016 UPDATE** As I thought I might, I've had to add another rollaway bed to the collection for visiting family members. As I set up the new bed, I noticed a couple of changes that I thought I'd mention because it changed a couple of my notes from the previous purchases of the same bed. Change to #1 Above: The memory foam mattress pad is no longer vacuum sealed when shipped. Instead, the fully expanded mattress is sealed in a plastic bag with a couple of moisture absorbing packets and shipped fully expanded in the box. This means that you won't have to wait for the mattress to expand before using it. Change to #3 Above: The manufacturer has changed the way that the poles are sewn into the edge of the support platform and you won't have to worry about the poles slipping out of the pockets any longer. This is a small but very nice change and it also makes the support platform look much more finished. New Change: The zippered mattress cover that comes on the memory foam mattress core now has a non-slip textured surface on the bottom to help keep the mattress in place on the platform. It also seems to make it much easier to fold the bed up after use. (The old covers were fabric on all sides and could slip out of place when the beds were folded up. I am still very happy with these beds (both the original ones purchased, and the new ones) and continue to use them for visiting friends/family.

This bed is a great spare bed. Easy for storing in smaller areas, but folds out to a good size. It is very close to twin sized length with it being a little narrower than a standard twin. I use twin sheets with sheet grippers to hold them in place width wise. The mattress is nice and firm and comfortable. The bed has no hard braces across under the mattress, so nothing to irritate you when laying on it, but good support. I've laid on it and it's far better than I thought it might be. As one other reviewer stated, the four long braces have a bit of a sharp edge - it's from the metal mold and easily fixed. Use a metal file and it smooths those edges. Also, yes I found that the holes on the short braces for the wheels weren't large enough for the wheel bolts to go through, drilled them out a tiny bit and they fit perfect. Easy fixes to make this a great spare bed. We use it for the granddaughter's visits and she completely enjoys it. Overall we are completely pleased with this bed.

I had to order a cot for a family member who was going to visit me for a week and this product looked to be the best. Reviews seemed to say that it was comfy but there might be assembly issues and thats what I found to be true. The product arrived super fast!!! It came in 24 hours so that made me really happy. Once assembled, the bed rolls around and its fairly light and compact. The cot is memory foam and it is comfortable. I paid $299. I think its worth that. Would have like it to be more like $200, but I still feel that I got what I paid for. As for the assembly issues- its a problem. There are a few parts that you have to screw on and when you might bump into an issue is with the 2 short bars. The screws don't go through because the holes are big enough. Luckily, I read previous reviews that claimed they had the same issue with assembling it and so I was prepared for this. One person apparently waited for customer service to send new parts, which is probably a waste of time and another went to Home Depot or something to buy a machine that would drill hills through the metal bars, which sounds costly. Having read about their struggles and processes, I knew to just go to my local hardware store and they made the holes bigger to accommodate the screws. It cost me 2 bucks and it was fast. It was a slight inconvenience, which I don't believe should happen when I paid $299 for it, but it really wasn't that bad since I knew what to do. I can imagine someone who is not prepared for this to get very frustrated though. Aside for that minor issue, this bed is really good. If I didn't have to make an extra stop to the hardware store, this bed would be 5 stars. And if it goes on sale for like $250 or $200, I'd say definitely go for it!

I had guests coming, and needed an extra bed fast. After reading a lot of reviews, I settled on this bed. I couldn't have worked out any better. My guest that used it is a large, 6-foot, 3-inch man who weighs over 200-pounds. It fit him easily. Assembling it was a cinch. I did find that it moved around on a hardwood floor too easily, so I went to a big-box home improvement store and got a set of bed wheel cups that held it into place so it wouldn't move around. The mattress was comfortable, I was told. The mattress pad fit well, and the sheets fit, which made making the bed much easier. It's now folded up in a bedroom with a duster over it to be ready for the next time I will need it. I'm very happy with this purchase. It's well designed, well-constructed, and very supportive for a big person. Good product.

I was so ready to love this bed, but I’m completely disappointed!! First, this bed was so hard to get out of the box. I had to cut the box down to get it out. It also wasn’t the easiest to put together (based on illustrations), but I made it past that, only to find one spring that had already ripped out of the canvas bed base/cot. It was located where the fold is in the bed, so maybe just not positioned right to begin with. Then I found another spring next to it that was attached to frame hole, however not to canvas/cot because there was no hole for it like all of the others. Now I’m stuck with this defective frame, and it’s VERY sad because this was not a cheap roll-a-way (because I wanted quality, comfort, and for it to last). I had to sleep in it one night anyway because my house was full and no other beds available. It would be SUPER comfortable if not broken! I hope this review will prompt their service team to reach out and replace frame... such a bummer! UPDATE: No customer service either!! Stuck with broken frame!!!

I easily assembled this in about 20 minutes with easy well written instructions and a couple of extra bolts. I bought this for our grandkids to use on frequent visits. The mattress seems like it would be comfortable enough for an adult as well. It arrived without any damage. There is a small wheel lock for two of the four wheels to keep it from moving around but they don't hold the bed tightly in place. We have it placed on the carpet which helps. The top of the mattress sits at 15.5 inches from the ground which is perfect for young kids but would be pretty low for an adult. The mattress is 4 inches thick and feels like good quality. I would buy it again.

LinenSpa did contact me to discuss the issue. I felt they were very straightforward, honest, and overall 5/5 star customer service. Receiving used beds could have very well been Amazon recycling returned items. I have returned both beds at this point. LinenSpa did try to remedy the situation, which I felt they're offers were above and beyond. However, I am not sure yet what to do about a bed. Regardless, it most likely won't be through Amazon. As for the bed my unbiased opinion (had it been new and in good quality) is that overall the bed was decent, but not at the price point. I would rate it at 3/5 for $300.00, but I would feel comfortable giving it 4.5/5 at the $150.00 range, based on the cost and quality of comparable alternatives. I would like to point out that LinenSpa did not ask me to edit or remove the review, which I appreciated. === Original Review (Rant?) and Update Below 1/5 Stars, Shipped Two Used Beds === Where to being. After reading several reviews and having somewhat mixed feelings before the purchase.. I firmly regret the purchase. Long story short, the company tried to repack a used bed frame and a USED MATTRESS on a new purchase. Apparently this has happened to quite a few people. The package came in a very beat up (8 inch holes) box, which I figured UPS had taped the box together a bit and as long as the bed was okay I wasn't going to care much. I realized after unpacking the components that things were slightly off. It was a mixture of wiped down pieces that almost look new and sealed manuals and hardware (bolts and wing nuts). The real problem came when I noticed the packaging on several pieces of hardware had been (very carefully) resealed with packing tape. Then I got to the mattress. The mattress came in what looked like factory packaging and for a moment I thought I was still ... safe enough? I had a guest (my daughter) coming to stay several nights (that night) and used frame wasn't a total deal breaker. The mattress was vacuum sealed and rolled up. It was wrapped in a saran-wrap plastic and placed inside a bag. However, after unwrapping it (which was also carefully put together with packing tape) I noticed the edges had been resealed with .. more packing tape. At this point I was pissed. I was pretty sure that I just paid $300 for a used, possibly bed bug infested, mattress. I opened it anyway.. to confirmed that it was used and not just poor packaging. The foam mattress came in a zipped cotton cover that seamed clean, until I opened it and there was dirt, lint, and hair on the mattress inside. I was furious. The fact that the company would so negligently re-gift a used mattress and possibly contaminate someones home with ..who knows what.. and expect someone to sleep on that is appalling. The fact that it was so meticulously repacked just added to the insult. It appears to be a common practice with this company (LinenSpa) based on other reviews. What could have happened if they had covered their tracks any better? Regardless of any of the previous issues, the metal frame isn't very strong and admittedly cheap feeling. Its extremely light and cheaply made. The "memory foam" mattress is basically a foam pad. I have a memory foam mattress. This pad doesn't even hold the shape of your hand for 0.0005 seconds (you can't make a hand print in it like all other real memory foam products). I will say that the bolts did fit through the holes, unlike every other reviewer's bed frame. Overall, even if it had been a clean, new, smooth purchase... I wouldn't pay more than $150.00 for it. My memory foam topper for the other bed is literally 6,000 times better quality than this plastic pad. (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004AR5X92) I would say the frame is worth $35.00 - $50.00 at Wal-Mart-ish quality by itself. Absolutely not $300.00 - $400.00. Final thoughts? Do not buy. This company is purposely deceptive and you could end up with a bed bug infestation. The box says "Designed in USA" proudly. It's all made in China and they don't care if they shortchange you or sell a dirty mattress. A little tape, a new cover, and back out the door. 800% mark-up isn't enough apparently. Originally I thought it may have been an Amazon error, but the hardware and instructions was in sealed new bags and the mattress was vacuum sealed and repacked. I highly doubt a nefarious buyer, or Amazon, would have gone to such great lengths. It was absolutely LinenSpa. I would rate 0/5 if I could. === UPDATE === I decided to accept a replacement before completely giving up on this bed. It can't go wrong twice right? The second one arrived in worse condition than the first and, you guessed it, the mattress and bed had been used and taped back up. ****ing amazing. I opened the package to make sure.. and a giant wad of hair falls out. **** that.

Tool free set up in under 10 minutes, under 5 if you're quick. Solid bed, all parts were included in the package, the mattress is very nice and didn't have the memory foam smell. Metal is nicely finished, feels high quality. The included wheels are rubber and excellent, not cheap plastic, and the cot rolls smoothly. The only concerns with this cot are with the owner-assembled moving parts. The leg braces are fastened with wingnuts and carriage bolts. This makes for an easy tool free assembly, but since the wingnuts aren't locking wingnuts, they have a tendency to move and loosen when the legs pivot, which is every time you fold and unfold the bed. Overtightening will probably keep the parts from pivoting at all, since there are no washers, and under tightening means that the wingnuts could free themselves and fall off, leaving the carriage bolts unfastened. Either situation could lead to catastrophic failure. The solution to this problem is already on the cot: the factory pivots appear to be very nice steel shoulder bolts with locknuts, even with washers on some of the pivots. This seems much sturdier than the typical pivot rivets which are used by most manufacturers. All the manufacturers of this cot need to do is to provide the factory fastener solution for the owner-assembled parts, but with locking wingnuts to keep the finish assembly tool-free. This would be very slightly more expensive, but it would be a much better solution. I spent a long time choosing a new folding rollaway cot and overall I'm happy with this one. I will likely be sourcing shoulder bolts, washers and locking wingnuts on my own in order to be satisfied with the durability of the bed. I will update this review if the cot doesn't hold up well to use.

Came on time, assembly was easy to complete with fairly clear instructions. It's solid and strong yet light and comfortable, even my 85 years old mother can set it up with no difficulty. I would highly recommend this product.

Muy sencillo de armar y muy comoda

Guest bed worked well. Used for young adult who said it was comfortable. When not in used bed can be folded up and stored very easily.

La calidad es mala porque esta mal hecho, la lona se razga porque no tiene ojillos. La relación calidad precio es pésima, no llevo ni la mitad de pagos y ya no sirve. El colchón es bueno pero la cama no sirve.

Alright, so let’s just preface that I have literally slept on a pile of rocks with little to no discomfort. Now, with my ability to literally sleep on anything in mind, I find it comfortable. For those who’re a bit more picky, it does sag in the middle a bit, so if you don’t like hammocks don’t get this. All in all it weighs about 35lbs, took no more than 8 minutes to assemble, and can be folded by one person in under 30 seconds. As a welder I can say with a pretty high level of certainty the frame is strong enough for a static 300lbs, but I doubt the springs and/or canvas can take any more than 200lbs.