Experts are warning TikTok users to avoid jumping on the cloudbed bandwagon for three reasons.
The trend has been going viral, with over 114 million views, since the summer of 2022, however, sleep and interior experts at Crafted Beds are warning against the popular bed style.
When getting into the bed you’ll need to use your knees to support your weight as you bring your body down to the level of the bed, which could cause pain and injury to anyone with previous knee problems. “More affordable versions of cloud beds will often be delivered in separate parts, with the frame and headboard not connected, meaning a lot of movement could separate the two in the night.
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