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  • GolfChick
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    Right STW massive, we’ve had our mattress for over 5 years now, probably getting on for 6/7 years. Its been giving me a bad back for sometime and has now finally effected the OH as well as me so its time to shop. I’ve never loved the bed in general and would rather something ‘all in one’ so to speak so we’re going to get a base and mattress and have just spotted the tv beds and wondering about them. We dont have a tv in our bedroom, we watch downstairs then go upto bed, generally stuck to the bedrooms are for two things philosophy but now thinking it might be good. Has anybody actually got one and how do you find? A gimmick or best thing since sliced bread? Can anyone recommend a particular model they have?

    thekingisdead
    Free Member

    Questions you need to ask are:

    Are you a professional footballer?
    Do you own a Bentley continental GT

    If the answer to either of those is no, then you shouldn’t have a TV bed

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    My bedroom is for lots of things.

    Reading, drinking coffee, shaggin, sleepin, listening to the radio, and if the sheets need changing, I’ll have a shit instead of getting up to the toilet in the morning.

    I wouldn’t have a tv bed though.

    Squidlord
    Free Member

    I had to google this. Whatever will they think of next?

    I’d go the whole hog, and get one with a projector:

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Handy if you have a ceiling mounted CCTV cam.

    (oops – did I really wrote that?)

    Jamie
    Free Member

    (oops – did I really wrote that?)

    Yes, you really did wrote that 8)

    JulianA
    Free Member

    Depends on the quality of the TV, I guess. Do you get to choose the TV? What inputs does it have? Can you connect external devices to it (iPad / WD Live TV etc). Would it be cheaper to get a bed and a separate TV?

    I think they’re a decent idea but MrsJulianA doesn’t.

    I am not a footballer and don’t drive a Bentley.

    honeybadgerx
    Full Member

    I’d spend the extra money that you’d need to get a tv bed on a better bed with super comfy mattress (can highly recommend the pocket sprung Ikea ones in ‘firm’) and a posher tv. Win/win and you won be booted out from STW for not conforming to the middle class grauniad niche.

    maccruiskeen
    Full Member

    What inputs does it have? Can you connect external devices to it

    will the signal interfere with my iron lung?

    GolfChick
    Free Member

    I’m already screwed with the STW massive I drive an Audi and consider two bikes combined worth more than the Audi to be completely necessary! In fact I take great pride in rejecting the stw stereotyping! We got a new tv very recently but will check out the ikea mattress’ cheers for that!

    iain1775
    Free Member

    TV bed?

    Is that a chair dressed as a bed, or are we talking a post op chair that now reclines fully flat?

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    Got a bad back, need a new mattress…. should I get a TV bed????

    Get a good quality bed and mattress, if you want a tv in the bedroom buy a tv for the bedroom.

    samuri
    Free Member

    Surely you can get a normal bed and then get a pop-up tv in a box for the end of it.

    samuri
    Free Member
    garage-dweller
    Full Member

    I hear there are stocking issues for tv beds.

    prawny
    Full Member

    Good idea tv beds, especially if you haven’t got room for a separate table to have a tv on or don’t want to wall mount it. You can have a great mattress on any bead stead too.

    They’re a bit cheesy, but who cares? It’s your bedroom, not like you drive around in it.

    PeterPoddy
    Free Member

    Are we the only people in the UK with only one TV?
    My MIL lives on her own and has about 3-4 of them.
    TV in the bedroom? I’ve never seen the point. We watch TV downstairs, feel tired, go to bed. Don’t EVER watch it in the morning. Not ever.

    maxtorque
    Full Member

    No, just no.

    grum
    Free Member

    PeterPoddy, I can out-smug you – we don’t have a TV at all. 🙂

    We do have a projector though for watching films/series/redbull/iplayer etc

    Keep TVs out of the bedroom IMO. Bad for your sleep and bad for… other stuff.

    And if you’re gonna get one don’t get it integrated into the bed!

    Jamie
    Free Member

    There you go, OP. SmugTrackWorld has spoken. Have a good long look at yourself, sell your TV and go live in a hedge.

    grum
    Free Member

    Not a hedge, a vegan co-operative.

    granny_ring
    Full Member

    LOL @ Jamie

    doctorgnashoidz
    Free Member

    These don’t do tv beds, just quality mattresses and advice.

    http://www.factory-beds-direct.co.uk/%5B/url%5D

    Sorted my back out.

    Jamie
    Free Member

    These don’t do tv beds, just quality mattresses and advice.

    http://www.factory-beds-direct.co.uk/

    Sorted my back out.

    Slight hijack, but which mattress you go for? Not got a load to spend, so was going to get the Origins Pocket 1500 + base.

    Rich_s
    Full Member

    Is it possible to get a bed with a built in wood burner?

    jools182
    Free Member

    Do you drive a white audi/range rover or live in Cheshire?

    I’d just get a bed

    gravitysucks
    Free Member

    we have a 40″ LED on a 36″ folding bracket. When its not used it pushes flat against the wall in the alcove beside the chimney breast so not overly noticeable. When in use its just pulled out and is in the perfect viewing position.

    We don’t really watch TV in bed except for cuddles with the kids whilst watching a family film or me and the lad watch bikey type stuff of youtube together. I would have this setup for the latter alone!

    z1ppy
    Full Member

    We glanced at them, when last bed shopping (a while back), stupidly expensive for a start. Spend the extra money on a better mattress!
    Again we only have one tele, tablets fill in any gap in viewing needs.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    Are we the only people in the UK with only one TV?

    Nope I have only one.
    As for the bedroom I prefer to shag myself silly in there….. occasionally I even manage to persuade someone else to join me 😉

    I guess if you want one then surely a decent bed and a decent tv is the solution rather than something integrated

    unovolo
    Free Member

    From a practical point of view the TV is normally mounted in the footboard which for most people will be in the centre of the room ie.Not against any internal or external walls.

    So if your going to watch TV you will need a aerial running to it, so nice long length of cable trailing round the room, having it connected to a DVD player?
    The DVD player will normally sit in a section underneath the main bed so in order to change discs use the remote will involve you hanging over the side of the bed,

    Want Sky connected , no problem see the first 2 points.

    Only time I saw TV beds in my job as a SKY engineer was in the Chav houses where they generally live in bed, for me they solve a problem that doesn’t exist, and they look sh!t.

    gogg
    Free Member

    generally stuck to the bedrooms are for two things philosophy

    I treat my kitchen in exactly the same way…

    doctorgnashoidz
    Free Member

    Slight hijack, but which mattress you go for? Not got a load to spend, so was going to get the Origins Pocket 1500 + base.

    Origins Pocket Reflex 1000 Kingsize

    Does depend on your physical attributes though. Great mattress even though its at the lower end. Can’t see why I would need to spend more.

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