For couples that own this frame - when one of you moves, does the bed frame jostle/wiggle from your movements? Or does it stay still?
831538
The twin is used as a guest bed so can't really answer this question although I have the queen in the same bed (no significant other that sleeps with me) but have two large dogs that do and absolutely NO PROBLEMS with movement. I love this bed and even more not having to fight with dust ruffles when vacuuming!!
831539
No issues with that, but I have a 4x4 brace in the center of the support beam for the slats it comes with. I just cut it to height and slid it under. Without the brace it sags ever so slightly under weight.
1208722
I does make a noise when your move, but both my husband and I sleep on one every night and it has never woke the other up or been an issue.
848728
It's much better at not transferring motion than a traditional mattress for sure. I feel like I notice the fitted sheet being stretched more than the bed moving when my wife gets out of bed, at least when I'm awake since I don't wake up from her getting in and out of bed during the night. And I just did a test with water bottle 2 feet from me on the mattress and the water inside barely moves. We love this mattress!
1113670
The bed frame is perfect. It is as shown. I've been sleeping on it for about a year and have no problems. It does not squeak. I have a 18in mattress on it. Can't say anything bad about it.
141165
i haven't had any problems with it moving around--not in bed and not in my favorite upholstered chair. i did find my self slipping off the bed at first, but a change of bottoms and then a change of pad placed under top sheet worked well. i'm going to order another one of these. i love it!!
2234469
So far no sagging - seems pretty sturdy. I have had the bed frame for a few months. Does mattress slide? Yes, but I put an old quilt between the mattress and frame and that helped a lot. I would still buy the frame knowing all of this.
1714825
We have a queen size bed with a box spring and a 14" mattress and a headboard. With 2 adults and a couple of kids we have never felt even the slightest wiggle. I would say they are very strong.
848729
The transfer in motion is minimal. I am sure there is still some motion transfer if you are sharing the bed with a partner. But the mattress foam is mooshy, so motion transfer is minimized. If you want to minimize motion transfer then a PLUSH (softer) foam mattress is best at absorbing motion.
196256
Not really. Just maybe four steps to your right, left, front and back. Solely because they shuffle a bit, but I was able to do it in my family room without having to move my furniture, but I did need to move a few items just due to vibrations from the fast pace. Didn't want something to fall.
140258
Mine has the bed pushed against it holding it in place. It is not attached. If you are putting the bed there it is a heavy bed and should hold. They recommend and give screws to hold it. Not gonna stay in place without the bed.
901652
yes, haven't had a problem with it moving for 9 months. Wife loves it she uses it all the time. Hope this helps.
590288
We like ours. We have had no slippage whatsoever and my husband naps on it daily. Just be sure the frame you get has the metal keepers on the front which prevents slippage.
432081
No because the frame is all the support it needs, i've had mine now about 4-6 months and have not had any probs. with it at all. hope this helps you. thank you Elaine
2246573
We don't have a problem with the mattress sliding. It stays pretty well in the fold of the frame.
1934967
I think there is something about the material that is slip proof - have used mine for a nearly three months and it has remained in position. I covered the entire bed with a mattress topper so that may have helped and I believe you can buy a 'belt / frame' type accessory that holds both mattresses if they are lighter and prone to slipping on the bed frame.
836164
Yeah, our bed frame is rock solid. No movement, no squeaking. Has to be loose bolts.
1443199
The rack can move as you hang and remove pots/pans etc. Since it's balanced in the center with just 2 lags in the ceiling it'll move as the weight shifts around. The rack itself is fairly heavy so the shifting isn't much, but yes it moves. You can pus it and it'll swing and such also. Given the weight, fully loaded it's very stable. You really have to hang it from studs or it'll be on the ground quickly! This beast is heavy, especially loaded up.