Convertible Beds, Hideaway Beds Or Sofa Beds

52YOF WITH R GREAT TOE NAIL INJURY, STATES DROPPED HER SOFA BED ONTO L GREAT TOE DX NAILBED LACERATION TOE

78YOF WAS PULLING DOWN A MURPHY BED AT THE HOSPITAL WHILE VISITING HER HUSBAND AND IT STRUCK HER IN THE CHEST DX: CONTUSION TO RIBS

22 MOM FELL AT HOME HITTING MOUTH ON METAL FRAME OF SOFA BED KNOCKING OUT A FRONT TOOTH, DX: TOOTH FRACTURE

63YOF PATIENT STATES THAT SHE AND HER EX-HUSBAND WERE TRYING TO MOVE A VERY HEAVY MURPHY BED AND IT DETACHED FROM THE WALL AT HER MOTHER'S HOME WHEN THE BED TUMBLED OFF THE WALL FALLING AND TRAPPING BOTH OF THEM BELOW IT. EXAMINATION REVEALS MULTIPLE AREAS OF ABRASIONS AND ECCHYMOSIS TO THE LOWER EXTREMITIES INCLUDING RIGHT SHIN HEMATOMA AS WELL AS LEFT CALF HEMATOMA. DX: CRUSH INJURY OF LEG

59YOM PATIENT WAS MOVING A *** BED OFF OF THE WALL TODAY WHEN THE BED DISLODGED FROM THE WALL AND FELL ON HIM. IT SCRAPED ALONG HIS LEFT ARM ON THE WAY DOWN AND PINNED HIM AT HIS LEGS. HE HAS ABRASIONS TO THE LEFT ELBOW. DX: RIGHT LEG INJURY

80YOF PATIENT WAS TRYING TO GET A PILLOW OUT OF HER MURPHY BED WHEN THE BED FELL SUDDENLY AND SHE FELL BACKWARDS AND LANDED ON HER BUTTOCKS. SHE SUBSEQUENTLY HIT HER HEAD AGAINST A METAL EDGE OF THE TRUNK. DX: HEAD INJURY, SCALP HEMATOMA

2YOM DAD WAS FOLDING A CONVERTIBLE BED UP WHEN HE GOT RIGHT INDEX FINGER CAUGHT IN THE BED FRAME DX: LACERATION TO FINGER

45YOM PRESENTS TO THE ED AFTER THE PATIENT WAS SETTING UP A MURPHY BED WHEN IT SNAPPED AND CUT HIS LEFT ARM COMPLAINING OF 5CM LACERATION DX: LACERATION OF RIGHT ARM

7YOF PATIENT AND HER FAMILY ARE STAYING AT A HOTEL, PATIENT WAS ASLEEP ON THE SOFA PULL OUT BED WHEN SHE ROLLED OFF THE SIDE OF THE BED AND HIT HER HEAD ON THE TILE FLOOR. DX: CONCUSSION, HEADACHE, FALL, VOMITING

8YOF WITH PARENTS THAT WRE WORKING ON A MURPHY BED AT HOME WHEN SHE WAS SITTING ON THE EDGE OF IT WHEN THE TOP PART FELL, PER DAD AND SHE WAS HUNCHED OVER IN THE BED HIT HER LEFT SHOULDER AND FLANK AREA. DX: CONTUSION OF LEFT SHOULDER, CONTUSION OF FLANK

43YOF COMPLAINING OF PAIN TO RIGHT ABDOMEN AND BACK FROM A PORTABLE BED FOLDING UP ON HER, DX: FALL, CHEST PAIN, ABDOMINAL PAIN, SOB, ANXIETY

3YOM PRESENTS AFTER HE JUMPED FROM A COUCH OR A SOFA BED TO HIS MOTHER'S BED HITTING THE WOODEN BED FRAME CAUSING A LACERATION TO HIS LOWER LIP. DX: LIP LACERATION

Queen size Chenault Low Profile Murphy Bed broke away from wall and crashed on top of me causing 17 staples in my head and other cuts on my legs.

I purchased a Murphy bed from Target that has proven to be defective and unsafe. During normal use, the center support mechanism failed, causing the bed to fall. This impact bent the two metal tongs that secure the center support leg. We had to manually reshape these parts to continue using the bed, but the structural integrity is now compromised. Additionally, the assembly instructions contained incorrect part numbers, which could cause improper assembly and increase the risk of failure. This defect creates a serious fall hazard for users, especially given the beds size and weight. No injury occurred, but there was a high risk of serious injury.

A Bestar wall bed fell on me causing a major contusion on my right leg and scar on my right knee.

Merax full size 99"H murphy bed cabinet with lockers and storage wardrobe shelves, foldable platform bedframe for home. - The anchors do not hold the weight of the bed. After properly secured, upon opening the bed, the entire frame came off the wall and anchors, falling on my husband, causing injury to his head and next. After hearing the commotion, I ran downstairs to find my husband trying to left the frame off of himself. I (5'2 and 115lbs) had to help him get out from under the entire frame. When the frame became unattached from the wall it also hit our elliptical machine. The pieces to the bed are now loose where the ends of pieces meet and uneven. -The bottom lip of the frame, that holds the bed is now bowed causing the the pull down to get caught and needing to tug on bed to get it to come down. -no proper securing mechanism for mattress so when you pull the bed down, mattress gets stuck and falls down while trying to get it into place. - Incident occurred end of June 2025. [REDACTED]

Our kitten, [REDACTED], was crushed in an Ashley Next-Gen Classic Power Reclining sofa when my 88 year old mother reclined. We always checked for the location of my toddler granddaughter and pets prior to lowering the recliner. On the day of [REDACTED] accident, he wasn't visible so had likely crawled up into an area we couldn't see. The outcome was grotesque and traumatizing for the whole family. We have since been horrified to learn that children and even one adult to our knowledge have been killed by mechanical/electronic reclining furniture and countless pets have suffered the same fate. I don't think the particular brand of furniture was the issue. I think it is all furniture with mechanical/electronic parts. We have since unplugged all of the reclining furniture we own, as my granddaughter and the remaining pet often play on the floor around and behind the furniture. We have learned that no matter how cautious and aware, there is always that one time....I am writing in the hope that furniture manufacturers would design these reclining pieces with safety in mind for living beings of all species, sizes, and shapes. One accidental and brutal death is one too many. For our part, we will never buy mechanical/electronic furniture again.

The consumer says that she pulled out the sofa and slept on the mattress. Recently she stopped using it because the mattress was thin. She said that when the two cushions that you lean on are removed to open the sleeper, there is a large gap left when using the sleeper. She says she was almost sucked into the space when laying on it. She tries to use the cushions she took out to cover the space while in the sleep position, but they are too large. The consumer says that two weeks after using the product she developed a rash on her back and her arms. She says that everyday appears to worsen and she has gotten scabs from scratching. When looking at the contents of the furniture she noticed a label that says it contains 57% Polyurethane. She plans to contact the retailer about her skin irritation. She has talked to them about the issue of the open space but they were not willing to assist her with that problem. UPDATE FROM CONSUMER: Sent pictures to Ashlet Furniture about space in sofa sleeper when opened. I also told them mattress might have been too thin and maybe there is such a large space when opened as a sofa sleeper- a thicker mattress would cover the hole

The consumer says when the furniture was delivered the odor immediately was present after the wrapping was removed. Some days are worst than others. She says that their is a zipper compartment underneath the seating area with pressed particle board with a horrendous smell. She says the root of her mouth, lips and tongue are all burning. She says that it is more than an odor and more like fumes fill the room. She has tried to properly ventilate the area. She contacted the retailer yesterday and they are going to have a technician out on Tuesday June 25th. She is afraid that this product contains a large amount of formaldehyde. She gets an overpowering scent as soon as she walks in the door.

At around 4am I was sleeping in my single bed and my son was in the trundle bed that we roll out every night and is stored under my bed. I heard, "Mommy, I'm stuck. Mommy, I'm stuck." I looked over and saw my son's head stuck under my bed. His head fit through the space between the bottom of my bed and his trundle bed. My son moves a lot during sleep and his head got under my bed. His neck was between the side of my bed and the side of his trundle bed. I jumped up and lifted my bed and said, "Crawl out, baby, crawl out!" He was able to get out. I had him get into my bed with me. I was terrified.