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The floor is a standard 42" pallet.
by Qworg 8y ago
The floor is a standard 42" pallet.
- Kiro 8y agoSo how are you supposed to sleep in one of these?
- saudioger 8y agofetal position
- tropdrop 8y agoI have never tried laying on a 42" pallet - have you? I really can't say if it's too small to sleep in. A simple picture (even a stylized, human-sized vector drawing) would put debates about whether this pod is too small to bed.
- sleepychu 8y ago42" is slightly over half my height, hard to imagine this being comfortable
- Broken_Hippo 8y agoTo be fair: If I'm given the choice of sleeping outside without protection or sleeping in one of these, I'm gonna take these. I think it is a horrible choice to have to make, mind you, but neither is comfortable. I'm gonna guess I'd not be stretched out on a city street either.
- ErikHuisman 8y agoBut if you are going to build a pod why not build a slightly bigger pod that fits you?
- larl 8y agoIt looks like there is a hinged floor that folds down and is covered by a tarp. That should get to about 80"
- justusthane 8y agoAh, you're right. That's not at all clear without parsing through all the instructions - there should really be a photo of one set up.
- Broken_Hippo 8y agoI personally want to give folks proper housing. Minimally a room with a private bath and lockable door with shared kitchen spaces (if one is single) or proper housing for a family. But if a dry and possibly secure pod was what I had available, I'd take it. If I had the choice of one that allowed me to move around more and stretch out, I'd take it. If I had the choice of indoor plumbing, heat, and so on, I'd take it.
- dsfyu404ed 8y agoIt would be more comfortable than a doorway.