and who couldn’t use a surplus of vim, vigor, and vitality?
this may be the outdoor solution to everything.
plus it can ‘hold a horse.’
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“get out of your comfort zone. wake up the sleeping giant in you.”
-chia thye poh
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sources: michigan history, korff mfg. 1917
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
I wanted to test the “it will hold a horse” claim, but I could not fit the horse through the bedroom window…🤣
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an easy claim to make for that very reason )
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That would have been useful when it got to 103 degrees here during the summer. But it would usually be too cold in Beetley for most of the year.
I checked online, and unfortunatley Korff no longer exists to make my sleeping porch. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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yes, it definitely is vintage –
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Oh, maybe I can just hang one outside my kitchen window when I want a break outside!
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there you go!
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Seems a bit risky to me.
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same!
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😜
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the sleeping giant is waking 🙂
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)))
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Wow, cool idea. At least, it can be used as a balcony.
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I would be terrified it would drop to the ground )
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Believe me, I don’t trust that thing at all… lol
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My childhood house actually had a built-in sleeping porch. It was part of the house extending over the driveway with screened windows on three sides. Every evening when the sun started going down, I/we would go upstairs and open all the windows. The windows receded down into the wall – somehow – I recall. And by bedtime the room had cooled off. A little bit.
The room was also a playroom with dollhouses etc. It was a fairly large area. Then one year A/C appeared as window units. 🙂
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I would love it on ground level, but in the air…. not so much
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Well…I am on the first floor, so if I hang it from the front window I will be half-way down to the street. Hmm… not for my city flat…
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me either, but an interesting product
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I would spend a lot of my time – when the weather suited me – in this special house addition! What a cool (pun intended) discovery!
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well done pun, and I like the idea but not in the air )
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That is a fantastic idea! Love it 🙂
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I’d like it on the ground but afraid of it in the air )
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Ah, yeah, no.
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same!
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I did have a friend who converted the balcony in his Condo into his bedroom and slept out there for an entire year, He had a night table with a lamp, a mountain of blankets for winter, and his two teenagers in the two bedrooms. The balcony above him provided the roof.
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yes, one problem for me would be this one hangs in the air and imagine it crashing down, and the horse in his cozy barn laughing. tends to put a damper on my vim and vigor. but that’s just me.
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Now you don’t have to build a stable in the backyard, Beth!
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Hmm…kind of camping with an accessible bathroom. But a horse wouldn’t fit through the window.
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so many questions…)
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As usual, I’m probably overthinking it.
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there are questions to be asked here )
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My cat would love one of these.
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I’m thinking a cat might, as for people….)
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An adult version of a treehouse. If it’s strong enough to hold a horse, I’m in.
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I’d never sleep for fear it would crash down)
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Funny!
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it is!
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Hahaha! Love it! Who doesn’t need a little extra vim and vigor?
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I’m not sure this is the cure, but who knows?)
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Might not… but…
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I can’t help but wonder how many were actually purchased and installed and then how many fell to the ground afterwards. That’s just how my brain works.
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I have the exact same questions in my brain
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Beth, a horse has a better chance of buying one of those than I do. If any addition to our house is needed, it won’t be a “quick fix” like this item. That doesn’t look like it would hold anyone for very long, and we don’t need people and horses dropping from higher altitudes. 😂
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Mmmmm, I don’t think a horse would like to sleep there. I don’t think I would either, unless it was okay with the horse.
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I’m not sure most any creature would)
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Wow. No. In a word, no. I would like a horse, though.
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same!
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I could use one of those 😂
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)))
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I would hope not too many of these were sold…
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I’m guessing they weren’t, but there’s always someone…
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but did they live to tell about their experience? 🙂
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an excellent point
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Opps! I would crash down.
Anita
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I would be thinking of that the whole time)
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Hmmm, if only I had a porch…
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suspended in air is what would scare me –
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Excellent idea, but I’ll stick with opening one of our bedroom windows.
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A mini – version of the ‘sleeping porch’ (aka ‘porch’). 🙂 I wonder how many sold?
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I like the ideas of the sleeping porch, but not confident of one in the air )
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I’m in agreement with this.
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😂😂😉
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)))
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Wow!
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i couldn’t do it, but someone must have liked it. i would be terrified of slamming to the ground )
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Me, too!
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