CO-Z Folding bed chair 360°Swivel 2-in-1 Folding Sofa Bed Chair Linen-Cotton Blend Fabric Sleeper Chair with 5-Position Adjustable Backrest, PP Foam Filling, Convertible Sofa Bed Lounge Couch

Nice bed once you have learned how to keep balance on it. After overturning a few times during the night, I finally worked out how to keep balance on it. Most importantly don’t let your head go very low as feet will be raised up like on the swing. Otherwise, reasonably soft and comfortable, nice looking, versatile for the office, living room or just any room, easy assemble.

I have to say I'm extremely impressed. It's not an easy design to pull off - making a practical spinning and reclining chair which turns into a sturdy enough bed - but they've done it.Ive used it a lot as a spare bed, and I'm 100kg. Although firm, I get a very good sleep on it. We've got a mattress topper to make it slightly softer and act as a mattress protector.The most difficult thing is to get linen for it. It is a full length single, but only two feet wide. Standard fitted sheets only go down to two and a half feet wide. We should probably try to take one in when we have time.

I was more impressed with this chair/bed than I expected to be. It was easy to put together & more sturdy than I anticipated. I wanted a chair that was reasonably comfortable but could be a bed on occasion. TBH, the chair is perhaps a little firmer than I would imagine, but not to the point of being uncomfortable. As a bed, it is really quite hard, which I don’t mind as I have a hard mattress as standard, but other members of my family found it too firm to sleep on. I’m contemplating getting a mattress topper in case we need the chair/bed for guests.

Amazingly designed. Very easy to setup and install. Comfortable and easy to fold and close. Daughter slept on it without any issues. May be difficult to fit for adults. Minor observation: The foot portion, when flat, hangs a bit, but is overcome by placing something concrete underneath. Good value for money

Good buy but very low for sleeping for the elderly

You might as well sleep on the floor; this product is so hard and uncomfortable. It's only useful to use as a base for a decent mattress. Definitely not worth the money.

Easily put together. Grand-daughter stayed over and had trouble getting her out of the bed, she loved it. It's so easy to put up and take down. There are two legs for the head rest part that pull out from the back although the pictures online look like there is only one central leg. My only dislike was the chemical smell from the cushion/mattress on removing from the packaging which took a while to go. Makes a good firm chair too.

This had to be assembled when it arrived. It was quite easy to do - screwing into pre-drilled holes to attach the base then simply slotting together the hydraulic riser and the circular foot. The arms must also be attached. The only problem was the weight of the chair, which is quite considerable. I would have had difficulty turning it over to stand upright without help. It looks quite smart and makes a very nice desk chair - ecept, once again, for the weight, which makes it difficult to move. It is also quite large for desk chair. Its height can be raised for use as a chair and lowered when it is used as a bed, easy to do using the hydraulic handle. When the bed is opened out (easy to do) the chair arms act as feet for the bed, which is fairly comfortable.The brown zip-on cover is ready-installed when the chair arrives. The colour is practical, if a little drab. The Amazon price is good compared with the famous auction site where a very similar chair is also advertised.27th December 2017: I have used the chair at my desk for some weeks and found it very comfortable and it swivels nicely, although it is quite heavy to move. Today, I opened it out as a bed, to use it for the first time. It opens easily but I hit a real snag. Thje chair has two heights and I simply could not lower it using the hydraulic control. I set it up, but remained at the higher level. When my grandson arrived, he explained to me kindly that one has to actually sit on the chair to get the hydraulic lift to go down. Problem solved! The only problem remaining was that my grandson found the bottom end a bit unstable until he hit on the idea of supporting it with an upturned waste paper bin. He then had a perfectly comfortable night's sleep.