Soundproof Sleep chambers

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I have often toyed with the idea of creating a sleeptype enclosure. Think about it. If you own a 1 bedroom
chamber that we could market to people who wereflat or a studio, you could incorporate these wall sleep
not willing to, or could not afford to soundproof theirchambers and actually have people be able to sleep
entire bedroom. I had 2 ideas in mind, one was aover without really disturbing the primary occupant.
canopy that was suspended on pulleys that could beWhat a concept. The sleep chamber would be
lowered down overtop a person sleeping in perhaps asoundproofed and as stated prior, would have either a
twin bed. It sounds a little morbid, kind of like sleeping inpassive or active ventilation system. The sleep
a coffin, but in a way I did it for over 20 years of mychamber would solve the problems attributed to
Navy life. We slept in very close quarters with thesleeping with headphones on or ear plugs, which as
beds (racks as they called them) about 7' long andmost of you know do NOT work. The sleep chamber
about 3' to 3 1/2' wide.has been used in Japan for decades in Econo hotels
The other idea I had was to build a wall mounted sleepand with crowded areas like New York and Los
chamber where you would climb into it like a bunk bed,Angeles where space is always at a premium, the
and then close the chamber door. This wall chambersleep chamber might be the answer to a lot of
would be soundproofed and could utilize a passive orproblems.
active ventilation system for the sleeper. I like the idea