can you still buckle up on the bed?
1990419
If you have a car with three rear seatbelts, yes. Use the center one and latch it around your waist above the air mattress. It is the equivalent of a lap belt.
1167120
Yes you can. Just roll back to the cab and secure with Velcro straps, shouldn't 't be a problem .
1306206
you can, but you need to get those things that fasten on to help them stay on. Deep pocket ones really aren't deep enough either. I just let mine slide off every now and then. they'll stay on unless I just toss and turn much. this is the most comfortable bed I have ever had and it's worth the hassle of not finding good sheets that fit.
1284099
Depends on size of person and mobility. Don't want anyone falling out of bed. I bought a shorter rail (not this particular one) for my mom. She sleeps on one side of a double bed and only uses that side to get in and out.
1601446
Yes, but good luck getting into the bed! It will be high and when you lay on it, it will bunch up.
129002
It can be done but it is easiest if you give yourself several inches and have a person on both sides. That way it has equal tension on each corner as you raise and lower. It makes for a smoother transition from couch to bed and back. It can be done by one person but is easier with two.
1124109
No, only if you sitting-down, you can be on the sofa, table, but not on the bed even if you position your self straight foward
740654
It's fairly small, so it's not too stable on your lap. Stomach, maybe, depending on how closely it resembles a hard flat surface :) On the bed should be OK.
123087
Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first. Sandy
1051017
Yes the info says you can. You can even buy an adjustable base along with the bed.
1407900
No, eventually it would fly off, its held with straps and mounting brackets on the bed rail. Easy to pack up for transportation, easy to set up. I would not trip to drive while being set up.
390590
I would not. It is not that the bed is incapable of holding them; it is just that I would rather error on the side of caution. There is a lot of potential energy stored in the closing mechanism and there is stuff that little fingers can get caught in. The odds of anything bad happening are pretty small, but it could happen. There is also the question of how well the bed was put together.
1188885
This ramp may be a bit unwieldy for that when it comes to folding it up and getting it out of the way, depending on how much space you have. Also, if you have a very stubborn pet, it may still jump up on or down from the bed even if the ramp is in place. My dog is in recovering from ACL surgery, and she is at the point now where my husband and I have to stand alongside the ramp on either side and encourage our dog to use it or she tries to jump into and out of the car on her own. Dangerous.
2263621
No. This was one of my few complaints. The bed needs the heavy metal slide attached for support.
263075
Yes, but if you order a set of Bed Bands, you can pull the slack under the mattress and keep it there. That's what I did. (And I have no connection with the company that makes the Bed Bands.) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004H3G63G/ref=wms_ohs_product
2006959
No, you just have to keep the chest buckle buckled so that you can tighten or loosen the straps evenly. We love ours and never have any trouble.
2096250
You can do that. But the box spring will make the bed higher. So if you didn't mind that then I say go for it.