It was recommended to me that I used foundationless frames. How difficult would it be to remove the foundations on this kit?
1494631
Don't use foundation less frames! It's like using an I pod vs a Walkman. Sure that Walkman will work but unless u are destined to go old school why bother!
1426773
No, the upper and lower frame sections pass through sleeves on the back of the cushion. So the only way to remove it is to take the frame apart, not practical. Ours is outdoors, so to protect it we pull the top rail forwards and use bungies to hold it vertical, then put a tarp over it. Have done that for some years with no problem.
712140
Just be methodical. It's basically a box frame. Don't try it when you're in a hurry.
2187527
No, you will need a lot more than a starter kit to do a frame. Starter kit is good for small repairs only.
1765828
Look on Youtube. But I think you need remove everything on the inside first before you can remove the front.
1563607
All bases are pretty easy to remove these days, considering how common it is to wall mount the flat panels. I have three flat panels in the house and 2 are wall mounted. I've never seen more the 4-6 screws with easy access holding the bases on. Basic hand tools are all that's needed.
835153
Hello Michael, The instructions are fairly clear on the installation. What seems to be your question? I use a 6 1/4 drill saw to go through the foundation.
1612920
Yes and no. I took my time doing it. If you want to lay a cement foundation, as I did, it can get more involved. I first did the cement, which took me about three-days of work, but it was done casually and with some help from friends and good Samaritans. I then put up the base, walls, doors, and some of the trussing- this was done by myself in about three-hours maybe. The next day I got some help from aforementioned good Samaritans to put up the rafters and roofing- this took maybe four to five-hours with help. By far, the roof assembly is what will take the most effort, but everything else is a breeze and can be done by yourself. You could do everything yourself if you are clever, have lots of tools, and several tall ladders. One trick that helped greatly, is using some liquid soap or a bar of soap on the bottom tabs of the wall pieces and they will "pop" into place without you throwing your back out. Good luck!
1032465
Yes you would need a foundation of some sort. I personally purchased an adjustable base and it works great. I demoed a few other high end mattresses before this, and I can say this is great.
2136564
I don't use foundation but I would put the tightner on first. Make sure you really shake tub for awhile otherwise it leaves a residue you have to dab off
355863
The kit does come with attachments for the base of the frame where it can be bolted to its foundation. We actually put ours on a foundation of concrete blocks and are planning to bolt to that. I don't see why it would cause any corrosion either since there is no need to drill into or alter the frame with the foundation anchors provided
681306
We haven't had to remove ours yet but I'm guessing you would simply pull them off. You could probably use a butter knife or putty knife if you had to get behind the adhesive.
976782
Weird... Mine was not so hard. I just removed the rubber external frame first, then open front and rear parts with a little pressure.Sorry can't help you with more to say.Any way, these cases are a strong ones, so... Don't be scared to use a little more pressure than you first thought.
2030764
I just use it for the foam bed. No foundation because it will not raise or lower since most foundations are made of wood framing.
908701
No need for additional foundation. I use the Bare Essentials PRIMER and this product and have a flawless matte finish.
43970
1. No paint needed unless you want to.2. As I said in my review be very careful on getting the claws off the trees as this will determine whether your Epyon is a transformable MS or not.3.While you don't have to worry about getting the heat rod parts off be careful while putting it together. Cause if you do complete it you won't have to worry about it breaking. 4. Take your time while building this MS.
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I just used a laser level to keep it even and its canvas on wood strips. So there is no need for a frame.