How often have you caught sleep on that train to work, while you hung on to a rod? Or wished you could fall asleep after a tired day’s work somewhere on the road without hurting yourself?

Did you know you can fall asleep standing now? It is true. Coming to the aid of those suffering from sleep deprivation woes is Vertical Bed frame which collapses into a brief case. How does it exactly work?

All you need to do is, to attach this Vertical Bed to the subway ventilation grill, and it will support your body weight with ease. The package has noise-cancelling headphones, opaque sunglasses, and a free standing umbrella.

You can shut your eyes with no disturbances at all. You don’t even have to lie down or squeeze yourself into a seat for those precious winks.

Vertical Bed was tested at Broadway and 33rd Street in New York for a 40 minute nap at 6 pm. The individual’s naps were repeated at four hour intervals in a polyphasic sleep schedule. He could smell the cologne of passersby and dreamed of a subversive van. It is made with the help of LMCC’s Swing Space Program.

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For all you lovers of sloth, this product is sure to awaken you off your cozy sleep. Jamie O’Shea is sure to be your deity from now on as he has designed the epitome of lethargy. Now you can relax and have a small nap whenever you want with this compatible Vertical Bed. Supported by a harness that is craftily secured which ensures the user doesn’t fall over, nappers can catch up on beauty rest at any subway stop or back alley of their choosing. As an added bonus the wearer can be made impervious to the effects of the outside world through the use of noise canceling headphones and mirrored glasses, and the ensemble comes with an umbrella for convenient use in a variety of weather conditions.
All that you need to do is to carry this portable bed in its briefcase. Unwind it as you feel the urge to snooze a little, help yourself in its comfortable structure and ease yourself. Rest over and you wrap it over and get back to work.

So next time when you go to office, don’t forget your portable suitcase!!

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