American Furniture Alliance X Factor, Black

Product Review

Live and let live. Inspired by the idea that space-saving furniture can be versatile, stylish and fashion-forward, we would like to introduce the X Factor. The X Factor boasts contemporary appeal with its lightweight metal silver frame, but maintains a modern feel with the colored cotton mattress. Easily convert the X Factor into a twin sized bed with the simple movement of a bar and legs. Get this: the conversion from bed to sofa is just as simple!

Product Features

Silver frame design adds contemporary appeal
Plush mattress composed of multiple layers of convoluted foam, cotton, and flat foam provide optimum comfort and stability for use after use
Perfect sizing enables you to accent any room and have an extra bed when you need it
Store under a loft, next to your bed, in a spare bedroom?
Contemporary furniture that is space saving and versatile.

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Pretty Cool, But ..., May 24, 2011

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This review is from: American Furniture Alliance X Factor, Hot Pink (Kitchen)

I got this bed about six months ago because I needed a small bed for an unfurnished apartment. It was small, easy to assemble, fit me pretty perfectly, and could be made into a chair if I needed a chair. Pretty darn neat, right?

It was a couple of months ago that I noticed that parts of the bed were making strange noises. Kind of a very unpleasant "KLANG" noise when I would get out of bed. I didn't think much of it--just assumed that parts of the bed were moving around under my weight (which isn't much--I only weigh about 120) and that it was no problem.

Well, I just decided to take a look under the mattress and see what was up. Oh dear. A lot of the metal grating has separated from the frame and is just hanging freely, primarily where I like to sit on the edge of the bed. The metal has pulled away from the sides and bent inwards in several places. I don't think it could even be fixed without a lot of strength and a soldering iron.

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