Is the frame split into two sections or all one? We have to get it up a very small staircase. And is the mattress folded up and/or flexible enough
1937909
Yes, it is two sections and you can carry small staircase. Yes, mattress folded .
1937910
It came unassembled and the mattress is rolled up in a box, very heavy. It is a wonderful b ed and frame. The frame can be fixed to have the head raised if you wish.
1937911
The frame is in 2 sections. If you don't take the mattress out of the box it comes in, you won't have a problem getting it up the stairs.
1937912
The frame is in two pieces, each the size of a twin bed. But they fold flat so you should be able to get up the stairs fine. Our mattress arrived folded like a taco and wrapped in plastic instead of the box other people reported. But it manuvered very easily through the narrow hall and tight corner we needed to make, as it is foam and folds easily. Great mattress and easy to move. Shouldn't be a problem for you.
1937913
Frame is split in two but when you set it up it connects in the middle by bolt. Mattress is folded and rolled vacuumed sealed to fit in box. The box is Heavy!!But worth it
1937914
The mattress is rolled up like a swiss roll and is heavy so will need to people to carry. I would leave rolled while taking upstairs
570282
No, the mattress is pretty thick and very firm. Not meant to be folded. But boy is that mattress awesome!
1111657
You have to remove the mattress, undo latches and lift up base that mattress sits on to fold up. Not hard just takes a couple of minutes.
1843841
It comes as one piece that is folded. Set up is super quick and easy and can be done by just one person. Once you unfold it there is a hook on either side to secure the two halves and set up is complete. Hope this helps.
77989
You can remove the two anchors in the middle of the two frame pieces and fold up each side of the frame for storage. You would have to remove the mattress and store it independent of the frame. The frame can't be disassembled with the mattress on it.
1823380
It is an open frame just like the visible part in this picture but it fits farther under the mattress (like 1/2 way on a double bed mattress) and is very stable. Good luck.
1024297
This mattress comes rolled up in a large box, the box spring comes folded in half in a separate box. The only setting up is to open the box spring box, place it on the bed frame and unfold it. Then place the mattress on top of that and unroll it. It'a quite simple although I suggest two people as both items are quite heavy.
1489773
Mine is folded away and in storage, but I can say it is very compact. It can't be more than 25" high by 8" thick (I think). I had a guest sleep on it for a night - she is only 4'11" and it fit her well, but it is very low to the ground/floor. She slept comfortably.
1315001
not at all, you have to unfold then fold down the bottom that is one piece, the size of the crib opening and then then the mattress goes on top of it I have my grandson visiting every weekend till they move here next month and at 2 he has never even attempted to climb out of it like he does at the one at his home. Best investment I ever made. Well worth the price. Love it.
1353042
No frame, so 1/2 full isn't great, but it does "want" to hold its shape, so even soft items fill it good enough to make it work well. I stuffed 2 suitcases and 4 or 5 sleeping bags in it.
1263810
We don't fold ours. It's pretty stiff but I think with a little work it could fold. I don't think it would be easy like thinner mattresses.
1136457
Chandramohan , I built my own frame out of 2x6 . The box springs and mattress rest on top . I also screwed the frame ( head board, foot board and both side rails ) together because they kept coming apart . Now it is one solid frame. After a lot of doing this and doing that , it is finally the way I believe it should be. If I had to do this over again I would probably just buy a bed from some place like Rooms to Go and let the store employees deliver and put the whole thing together and leave all the work out of it for me.
376928
Yes, the stairs are one piece and the beds are 2 other seperate pieces,The top bunk sits on top of studs that stick out of the lower bed. It is a little intimidating when you first ope n the boxes but when you think of it as 2 pieces and have the right tools it isn't so bad. I used some wood glue and a nail gun to give the drawers a little extra strength.
551139
We purchased the 10" mattress. I am able to fold it by myself and it does take some effort. The thinner mattress would fold easier, but you might find that you compromise some on comfort. I also prefer the look of the thicker mattress. It fills the frame nicely.
1015797
I haven't folded mine up yet but when it arrived it was folded. Now, it's not like some 'foldaway' beds where you just pull on the head and foot ends and the whole thing folds in half. For this bed, the mattress was somehow folded around a different way. But, the bed itself is very lightweight, like a cot, and the mattress itself isn't heavy so the folding isn't physically difficult--just maybe a little complicated.
1119799
It collapses and folds in half. That is as small as it gets. To lay flat it has to be opened up
810076
It is flexible. Mine was shipped in a box half its actual size, so it folds over without any issues.