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Need a Guest Bed Fast?

  • Writer: Curtis Norquist
    Curtis Norquist
  • 4 days ago
  • 4 min read

Updated: 3 days ago



For those who do not live in Salem, Keizer, or Woodburn, no worries! Our Quick Ship Options will work for anyone who lives within 50 miles of our showroom in Brooks Oregon. 


Sometimes the guest room problem arrives with a deadline.

Family is coming to stay.


The holidays are approaching.


Friends have announced a visit.


Or maybe you’ve finally decided the air mattress in the closet is not going to cut it anymore.


If you’re searching for a guest bed near Salem, Keizer, or Woodburn, you may assume your choices are either buying a traditional bed that permanently takes over the room or ordering a custom Murphy bed and waiting for it to be built.


Fortunately, there are faster space-saving options.


Hiddenbed of Oregon carries several types of cabinet beds that can provide a comfortable guest bed without permanently turning your office, den, or spare room into a bedroom. Some in-stock cabinet beds may be available for delivery in a matter of days, while other styles can have longer lead times depending on inventory. 


And because our showroom is in Brooks, just north of Salem, you can actually see the bed before you buy it.


So if guests are coming sooner rather than later, here are three things to consider.



1. If Time Matters, Start With the Type of Bed


A traditional wall bed can be a wonderful long-term solution.

It can become part of the room, offer different finishes and cabinetry configurations, and give you back your floor space whenever the bed is closed.


But if your first question is: “How quickly can I have a guest bed?,” you may want to start somewhere else.


A cabinet bed stores a complete sleeping surface inside what looks like a compact cabinet. It is freestanding, requires no permanent wall installation, and can usually be opened into a bed in about a minute or less. 


Some models transform even faster. The Murphy Express Cabinet Bed, for example, converts from cabinet to queen-size sleeping space in under 30 seconds and includes a folding gel-memory-foam mattress. 


That makes cabinet beds especially useful for a room that spends most of its life as:


  • A home office 

  • A den 

  • A craft or hobby room 

  • A family room 

  • An occasional guest room 


When visitors arrive, you have a real bed.


When they leave, you get the room back.


And if speed is important, there is another advantage: some cabinet beds are stocked rather than built to order.


That brings us to the next question.


How quickly can you actually get one?



2. Lead Times Can Be Very Different From One Bed to Another


Not every space-saving bed has the same delivery timeline.


Hiddenbed of Oregon works with several manufacturers in addition to building many of our own wall beds and desk beds here in Oregon. That means lead times depend on the type of bed, manufacturer, finish, and whether a particular model is currently in stock. 


For some in-stock cabinet beds, delivery can move surprisingly quickly. Hiddenbed’s current shipping information notes that certain Night & Day cabinet beds can generally ship within 2–5 business days when they are already in stock. Other cabinet-bed models may take approximately 1–4 weeks, depending on supplier inventory. 


A more traditional wall bed can require a longer timeline.


That doesn’t make one choice better than another. It simply means your priorities matter.


If you are remodeling a room and planning several months ahead, you may have plenty of time to choose the exact vertical wall bed, finish, cabinetry, and options you want.


If relatives are arriving soon, an available cabinet bed may be the more practical answer.


There is also one place on the Hiddenbed website worth checking when timing and budget both matter: our special sales and discounted beds page.


Floor models, overstock items, and other discounted products are periodically offered there specifically to make room for incoming showroom inventory. 


Inventory changes, so it is always worth calling before assuming a particular bed is available.


Which leads to the biggest advantage of shopping locally.



3. You Can See What Is Available Before Your Guests Arrive


If you live in Salem, Keizer, Woodburn, or the surrounding Mid-Willamette Valley, you don’t have to order an unfamiliar guest bed from a website and hope everything works out when it arrives.


Hiddenbed of Oregon has a showroom at 4993 Brooklake Road NE in Brooks, just off I-5.


Our showroom includes cabinet beds, wall beds, transforming desk beds, and other space-saving furniture that you can see, touch, and operate yourself. 


If you need a guest bed quickly, tell us.


We can show you the options that are currently available, explain the differences between them, and help you find something appropriate for both your guests and the room.


Try opening the bed.


Lie down on the mattress.


See how much space the cabinet occupies when it is closed.


Measure how far it extends when it is open.


And ask yourself the question that matters after your visitors leave:


What do I want this room to become again?


Because the goal isn’t simply to squeeze another bed into your house.

It’s to accommodate your guests without permanently giving up the room.


Looking for a Guest Bed Near Salem? Come See What’s Available


If you’re searching for a guest bed near Salem, Keizer, or Woodburn, a good first step is simply to see what is available locally.


Browse our current cabinet bed collection, check our special sale items, or come to the


Brooks showroom and compare the options in person.


Customers within 50 miles of Brooks receive free delivery and professional setup, which includes Salem, Keizer, Woodburn, and much of the surrounding area. 


The showroom is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with Saturday visits available by appointment. 


If company is coming, don’t wait until you’re inflating the air mattress.


Contact Hiddenbed of Oregon or call 503-874-6109 and ask what guest-bed options are currently available.


 
 
 

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