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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-27-2010 @ 5:10PM
Kent Wien said...
They do have to differentiate the product from the Business Premier beds.
If you were given the task of creating a sleeping area that didn't take up more room, how would you go about doing it? That was their main goal, and I think they've accomplished it. I tried to think of another way, and I just couldn't.
Unless you want to put your feet in the aisle, they did solve the problem with a foot net that presumably keeps your feet away from the aisle.