could i hang this under my bed? I will have a lofted bed next year in college
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It requires a minimum of 5 feet from the hanging ring to the bottom of the hammock - and that would mean you would not have your feet swinging clear, which is probably not an issue, we always put our feet up in the swing. Try to get a height on the loft bed to see if you will have five feet, if so, I'd go for it :)
1934909
I bought it for the stairs and it doesn't work well at all. Sorry, but don't know about under the bed. Maybe you can buy mine?
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I would say no. Just because I'm not sure it is long enough. I think you'd be safer buying another one and hanging it from the bars under the top bunk.
629966
Yes you could, but you would have a couple of weird brackets hanging off the end of the bed frame. I am not sure if they are removable.
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No, I don't think that it could fit under a bed and it is not collapsible. There is a way to raise the height (although I am not sure why you would want to because it is already so tall). We keep ours in our garage and I pull it inside on laundry days. It is very sturdy and thus very heavy. It is almost too heavy for me to easily lift up the garage stairs into the house but I manage each week and know that I will never need to buy another one because this is so well built.
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You could do it, but it is designed to be pieced together just as intended. I found the stickiness of this very poor. I put it above my daughter's bed and it started falling off almost right away. It was like fall with leaves coming off every day and then the branches started falling off as well.
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Hi, this is a very nice headboard. However, you will not be able to attach. We had to place big books under the base in order to get the right height. I did not buy the platform, perhaps that connects somehow. I doubt it though, looking at the picture it seems to raise the bed to the proper height only. You may want to purchase this also, if you don't have any big books, such as text books. I hope this helps.
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Yes, but you will need to have either a box spring or a "bunkie board" to go underneath. You can can cheaply get a "bunkie board" at a furniture store. P.S. My husband and I are larger and sleep fine. He is 6 feet tall and 300 lbs and LOVES this bed. I am not tiny either.
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It should be fine because the metal frame that goes under the mattress is a solid piece that has a cross bar. What goes under looks the same as what you see on top, only it is longer - very stable. This is a good product that is very helpful for getting in and out of bed and when standing.
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There is a small hanger on the bottom of the unit that will allow you to hang it from a hook. Be aware that the base would hang down away from the ceiling about 2 inches.
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i would say yes cause theres 2 holes on bottom for hanging it under cabinets , so i cant see why u can't hang it on a wall.
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It has a round loop at the top so I suppose you could hang it. I haven't tried it so don't know how straight it would hang.
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I don't think so - there is no way to hang it - no clips. It is very light but with the base I don't think it would hang flat.
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Yes you can hang it like any other room if you left it partially extended or you probably wouldn't even have to do that. You might know I am NOT impressed with this brown and it's not well made.
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Hello, thank you for your question. We suppose you could make altercations in order to hang this product. However, please take into consideration the intended use of this item. We can not advise or be certain of the outcome on any adjustments made.
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I m using a queen size on a queen wooden bed frame instead of a box spring. But I do have wooden slats under it. I would say you should be able to use it the same way you used a box spring on the same bed. If you didn't have any support under the box spring then you probably won't need it under the bunky board. But I can't say for sure because I used slats with the box spring and the bunky board.
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Probably could...we use it inside next to boys bunk beds in a vacation home...just for books and clothes. It's a little narrow so I would hesitate to hang anything terribly heavy on the sides--but if you had several of them next to each other and could bind them together with a clamp or a metal bracket on the back, it would be fine. I suspect it would be fine anyway, but your call.