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Does anyone have a solution to make a (short) bed between two club seats in a Phenom? I found one solution online, but curious if anyone else has found something similar. https://www.jet-bed.com/the-jetbed-for-phenom-100/

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I have a Jet Bed for the CJ3 and it works well. There are other companies, such as Jetpedic. I've also seen options at NBAA but haven't found the company information. Alternatively you could have a custom ottoman constructed and just put a memory foam pad on top. Probably less expensive than my $7K Jet Bed.

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$7000 for that? I'm pretty sure there's $6500 in profit there. I like it.

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$7000 for that? I'm pretty sure there's $6500 in profit there. I like it.

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They are very nice, but a tad expensive.

There is a company based in Ireland that makes comparable ones for substantially less, and I wish I remembered their name.

An alternative would be an inflatable ottoman (many examples on Amazon) and then use the pad on top, perhaps something similar to a camping pad.

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Thanks (Username Protected) and (Username Protected). Any ideas on PVC in the cabin? Most inflatable ottomans are made from it. Doesn't look particularly flammable, but does release toxic chemicals if burned. I think it's a small enough amount of material that dumping the cabin would vent and be a survivable event in the worst case scenario? Plus it would be in the pax cabin so and venting out the rear pressure bulkhead so I think the cockpit would be safe-ish from the fumes in that scenario. I couldn't find any burn cert approved inflatable ottomans.

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Thanks (Username Protected) and (Username Protected). Any ideas on PVC in the cabin?

I have a Jet Bed for the CJ3 which works great, they also have them for the Phenoms (jet-bed.com). They are approved, however the price is not inconsequential - for the CJ3 they are $7500.

I have seen other alternatives at NBAA, and will keep an eye out this year for the alternatives.

You could ask an interior shop if they have material suggestions that would be FAA-approved for an inflatable ottoman, or other options.

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I just found a cool option, which is approved by several airlines, for kids. I coudn't find the material, It might actually work to bridge a club seat.

https://www.flyawaydesigns.com/produ...yaway-kids-bed