[Cthulhu_]

It's a bit like living in a hotel, I feel. More of a place to sleep than a place to live. And for some people, that's just fine - I can see setups like this really work for people who spend their day at work and their spare time out as well. Might work for e.g. airbnb's, but you'll want something cheaper and more idiot / roughhousing proof for that purpose. And expats or contractors who need to be put up in an apartment for, idk, up to a year.

It's no longer viable if there's more than one person in a place like this though.

[spoonjim]

Yeah we use the folding furniture as a way to make the office a guest bedroom. So the few times a year we need it, I have to put most of the office junk into a trash bag and drag it into the garage so I can unfold the bed.