Does the twin frame also have the problem of tipping if you sit on the foot of the bed? It seemed like the King had a problem but the Queen did not b
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From what I can tell from the king, the tipping problem is mostly related to the thickness of your mattress. The heavier the mattress the less likely it will tip.
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My twin bed has a headboard that I think gives the bed more weight. I don't sit at the end of the bed only on the side. Ive had no problems with the frame or tipping.
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I haven't had any issues personally. We have a queen and love it, no problems at all with slats breaking or instability, it's very solid for us. Good luck!
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The beds have a metal bar at the bottom by the feet which keeps them from sliding down. However, if you don't have a bed frame you cannot keep the mattress' together and that is a nightmare to deal with. We do not use a bed skirt because we have a bed frame that covers the sides of the beds.
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I have this mattress and I'm having the same problem. It scoots down so that it's drooping off the edge and the frame is exposed at the top.
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We are quite elderly, but we have used this item now for a couple of months and have not had a tip over problem. However, it is not anchored to the floor, so I suppose one might be able to tip it under unusual circumstances, such as falling and grasping a handle for a sidewise support. We also added a seat riser to the commode, which helps us rise to a standing position easily. Hope this helps.
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The mattress sticks put a few inches past the frame. It's no problem unless you wanted to add a footboard. The problem with this frame is that it comes without nuts to hold the bed together and the bolts are fixed in place, so you have to try a couple of sizes to get the right fit and can only use one of the two bolts in each section. I would not but this frame based on that information.
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It is a little tippy. Ours has never actually tipped up more than an inch, but it has that "Ah, I better stand up quick" feeling of teetering. Hope that helped.
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Yes, I believe that's what we have. I would recommend using some bed skirt pins though, because it does have a tendency to 'droop'.
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Our bed frame is a queen and we are using it in our spare bedroom. The bed doesn't move when I have slept on it 5'8", 135 lbs. My husband finished it with stain and varnish, since we live in a arid climate. We are impressed with the frame. MA
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I have the same issue with a queen frame...I keep the mattress close to the headboard and have a much larger gap at the footboard. I honestly think that's the way this sleigh bed was designed. On the positive side, it's very easy to make the bed!
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We have a standard twin mattress and my daughter said she only has about an inch of gap at the top. She does have standard twin sized bedding, and loves her bed. As is mentioned in some reviews it is a little wobbly, but ours came with hardware to attach it to the wall.
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I have not had that problem. Perhaps leveling it with the adjustable feet would help.
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It has not tipped over for me. In some instances, I've put one of my kids in the bottom seat first without the top seat. Then I've placed the top seat on with the other kid. No tipping for me.
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I have this sitting my bed and sometimes I'll catch my cousin sitting on the middle part and she weighs a good 50-60 pounds and THANKFULLY the middle part has never broke or even bent.With her sitting on it she has never tipped it over, but it could also be where I have it sitting.I dont think a baby pulling up on it would knock it over, i just tried testing mine. It may move a little but shouldnt tip over.
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off topic a bit, but we were looking at a sleep number bed because our mattress was sagging somewhat and they claim they don't sag. Yet, I've read other reviews besides yours that after some time, they lose pressure in the hip area and then the user has to raise the sleep number setting and eventually it's at 100 and still not supporting. We liked the beds in the showroom, but this was a concern. Also that it seemed a bit high maintenance- the pumps and adjustments and their sliding scale warranty policy. thanks!
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The corners at the foot of the bed are pretty pointed. My daughter keeps a comforter tossed over the end, so they haven't been a problem.
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Absolule, a queen mattress fits perfectly BUT the flaw with this frame and I added a piece of memory foam and my guests love th bed. However you need to know that the legs do not lock should you move the bed at all. I have tried repeatedly to get the manufacturer to answer the question of how to make this happen and they do not return my calls. Once you have the bed where you want it make sure you kick the legs to get them into place and they stay until you move the frame