can i simply hang it with out building frames , will it be steady with out frames ? . I want it to be like travel ready .
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The fabric is heavy enough that it would hang flat if you tacked it up. However, it is dense fabric. It might actually be more travel ready with a frame that could be folded... Material was easy to cut to size but rather a mess to manage before we mounted it. :)
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Ya I just stuck it to my wall with push pins and every few days for the first week you stretch it out a little bit until the wrinkles go away
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Yes, easily. The pen n house assemble separately. U would put them together as the final step. If u were going to expand it I would say get ur frame built with 1x2s to bring it out. I would say though that they only downfall would be that it would become much more difficult to move.
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As long the frame you make is strong enough to support it, make sure it is supported correctly.
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Just frame for it, and maintain it's required (minor) tilt to the rear. Use 12" shelf brackets on the outside wall to support the bottom if you'd like. Seal gaps around unit and framing with foam insulation stuffed in any cracks and calk over that. Adapt "L" construction aluminum braces to secure the unit to your studs using existing screws, (such as on top of unit) for security if you'd like.
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I believe you can. You will notice it doesn't line up with the frame very well. No hardware is included either.
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Yes, this can be hung BUT I wouldn't recommend anything more than a FEW books and perhaps some pictures. I don't have mine hanging so I don't know about the weight capacity.
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I have the same bed and I don't use a frame. Its pretty high off the ground. Its not necessary to me but its your opinion what u like
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Yeah I guess you could if you could find a way to hang. The back is made of very thin wood as well as frame.
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I have never used a rigid frame, just hang it from some hooks on the patios and anchor at the base. As long as it is secured from the top for the weight of the mature plants, it does the job.
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yes, you need to anchor it with a minimum of 150 lb. on each side to stabilize the frame. I would recommend using 50 lb. bags of sand.
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I don't think it would be very easy. This is an acordian style frame so you would end up withlots of gaps. Also it hangs a foot past the legs on all sides.
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It's supposed to be stable but I added sway bracing to firm it up. May have not been required, but I just felt safer. I can't post a picture.
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Probably if you want it to be stable. We didn't attach ours because it is in a very tight space and not going anywhere, but it is extremely wobbly!
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Ok, if by frame you mean headboard and foot board and side railings but nothing else then you can simply open this structure and put it inside that arrangement as you would any other box spring. You don't have to do anything else, just put the mattress above it and you are good to go.
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I've not tried it but I would say no. But now that you have asked, I will try it. It just seems to me that the frame would get in the way and not be stable at all.
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Should be kind of stable, but you won't be able to change the angle on it.....
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You can transport it.. but will require some tools but it is built really really strong. I don't think this would be something to use as a portable hanger rack. It's more of a permanent rack. There's other products out there to use as a portable that sets up quick and breaks down quick