Hey!

This might be a bit random but does anyone at the moment or in the past work using a single bed?

I have an opportunity to use a work room in a lovely area and apartment with a decent sized room but the only hesitation is it has a single bed and unlikely that a double bed would be ever put in that room.

I’m not particularly big (size 10) and I don’t have a big chest so I dont take up too much room on the bed but I was wondering what people’s perspectives were and if it would put clients off and especially returning clients, a lot of my work comes from returning clients but I don’t want this to be a turn off or uncomfortable for anyone.

Anyone’s advise and opinions would be appreciated before I take up the offer on the room

Hmm yeah, I know what you mean and it really isn’t the most ideal and especially for a bigger framed man. It’s such a shame as there are so many other positives to this venture! Maybe I can somehow persuade to get a small double in there which would be perfect.

Thank you for your input though

Hey!

This might be a bit random but does anyone at the moment or in the past work using a single bed?

I have an opportunity to use a work room in a lovely area and apartment with a decent sized room but the only hesitation is it has a single bed and unlikely that a double bed would be ever put in that room.

I’m not particularly big (size 10) and I don’t have a big chest so I dont take up too much room on the bed but I was wondering what people’s perspectives were and if it would put clients off and especially returning clients, a lot of my work comes from returning clients but I don’t want this to be a turn off or uncomfortable for anyone.

Anyone’s advise and opinions would be appreciated before I take up the offer on the room

I'm size 10/12. I've worked a single bed. It's a bit embarrassing but clients don't care. It's fine with a mattress with a firm edge where you don't roll off.

If space is a problem a lift up Ottoman bed can be used as storage so maybe you could squeeze a double or small double?

It wouldn't work for me personally.
Be prepared for some clients to walk.
It would be better to buy a blow up double mattress and do them on that if you can push the bed against the wall.

I'd find it too cramped personally but could make do and mend for one day.

Thank you ladies, I think the fact the majority of you have said it’s not going to be suitable and that I’m also doubting that it would work has finalised my thoughts as for it not being sustainable.

Thank you for your replies xx