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What do people think of this Raymour and Flanigan bed?

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http://www.raymourflanigan.com/catal...ls.asp?ID=9624 Any and all input will be appreciated! thanks PS - if people dont like this bed, where or what do they suggest? No thanks to thrift and used furniture...
post #2 of 24
I would imagine it's a piece of shit. No storage underneath, the leather is going to rip/get filthy before a year is up, you shouldn't have leather headboards anyway. Go to a thrift shop, they sometimes have decent queen bed frames for 150 or so, even brass ones for a little more. If you have to get a new frame don't get any upholstery or leather. Buy a simple headboard/footboard wood or metal frame and if it is high enough to allow storage beneath that's even better.
post #3 of 24
Why is this in "men's clothing"?
post #4 of 24
I see corrected grain leather. It's like the Kenneth Cole of beds.
post #5 of 24
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how do you know it's corrected grain headboard?

do leather headboards really get all torn up that quickly?
post #6 of 24
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And what do others think about storing or "storage space" under a bed - I dont know about that one...
post #7 of 24
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Originally Posted by BrooklynWeGoHard View Post
do leather headboards really get all torn up that quickly?

Depends how you use it.
post #8 of 24
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Originally Posted by FidelCashflow View Post
Depends how you use it.

you know this bed would be loved by the ladies
post #9 of 24
My bed has a leather headboard, and yes, the ladies seem to dig it! As far as the leather getting ripped and filthy, i guess that depends on how you live and care for your possessions. I've had my bed for almost 7 years, and it looks as good as new, beacause I am a clean person and take care of my stuff, i wouldnt worry about it much, or the storage factor.
post #10 of 24
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My bed has a leather headboard, and yes, the ladies seem to dig it! As far as the leather getting ripped and filthy, i guess that depends on how you live and care for your possessions. I've had my bed for almost 7 years, and it looks as good as new, beacause I am a clean person and take care of my stuff, i wouldnt worry about it much, or the storage factor.
yeah, who stores crap under their beds anyway? what am i going to do, put my borrellis underneath my bed?
post #11 of 24
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Originally Posted by Arch Stanton View Post
My bed has a leather headboard, and yes, the ladies seem to dig it! As far as the leather getting ripped and filthy, i guess that depends on how you live and care for your possessions. I've had my bed for almost 7 years, and it looks as good as new, beacause I am a clean person and take care of my stuff, i wouldnt worry about it much, or the storage factor.

what bed do you have? link if possible!
post #12 of 24
its almost the same, but like i said, i purchased it almost 7 years ago. Ill see if can find it online. I quit storing crap under my bed when I was a kid. And as far as the leather, i condition it like once a month. I thought that guys comment was weird. Doesnt he see how we take care of our leather shoes, why not everything else???
post #13 of 24
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its almost the same, but like i said, i purchased it almost 7 years ago. Ill see if can find it online. I quit storing crap under my bed when I was a kid. And as far as the leather, i condition it like once a month. I thought that guys comment was weird. Doesnt he see how we take care of our leather shoes, why not everything else???

That's what i was figuring. I have enough Saphir renovateur for a couple years to make the bed last.

Why did someone think it was corrected grain?

Anyone have any other input or suggestions?
post #14 of 24
I think they were giving you a hard time for posting a bed under the mens closing thread!
post #15 of 24
I like it.
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