Review on Relax In Style: Sorbus Premium Hammock Bed With Stand, Pillow, And Storage Pockets For Year-Round Outdoor Comfort And Durability by Kenneth Harris

Right so I'll get the only downside out of the way right now. The Fabric itself is kinda uncomfortable to sleep on with bare skin, least for me. It feels kinda coarse and, at first, it felt like it would tear during the first night.But by the first week? I was sold. Sure, it dips quite a bit, but I'm nearly three hundred pounds (kinda why I bring up the tearing thing) and after it was broke in properly it honestly feels solid. In fact, I'd say that getting a blanket and doing a bit of stitch-work yourself to reinforce/use a softer fabric would pretty much settle any problems. I was a tiny bit worried about the metal frame itself being snap together but hell if it isn't solid the moment that everything clicks into place and, while I'll admit I fell off once (almost twice) it was due to my own inexperience and being used to having non-hammock furniture. I'm currently using it as a day bed/couch and honestly? It's solid, what more could you want? If you want comfort and you don't like the texture just take your favorite blanket and just like, sew it on if you so desire if you're like me and don't mind a bit of extra work. Hell only thing I really dislike is the pillow!Edit as of 5/25/19: They say on the store page that it can support 500 lbs, well for a good month or two it did, today however it finally broke enough that the welding is no longer able to support my weight, despite the fact I'm only 300 lbs. Looking at the welding and material it's surprisingly thin, but at the same time, to be fair to the maker, I have used this constantly as both a chair and bed indoors. More than likely I will buy it again, but as it stands right now if you're a heavier person do not expect it to last forever.