Can you use this rail system with a couch in a trailer that has a hard bottom with storage ?
1934342
If the width and depth of the mattress will work with the dimensions of the braces, the hard bottom shouldn't be a problem.
176224
I don't see why not. The bed might be a little more firmer since the box spring does add a small smidge of flex. The bed that I have is sitting on the box spring from my last bed simply because it would be too low without it.
1680858
I think you could but would imagine it will cause holes in the drywall eventually from movement with use. Maybe if you finished a piece of wood and mounted that first and then mounted the wheels onto the wood.
329036
I just checked mine and because of the storage unit on the back I dont think there is a way to attach one of those trailers. :)
1399795
I currently have mine on a storage foundation from Ikea that uses slats. As long as the slats aren't far apart on the platform bed, this mattress should be fine.
186741
As long as the main (wider) end can get under the mattress while the smaller (narrow handle-like) end can get through the rails you should be fine.
1638772
Yes you can, we have it at the top and bottom of our stairs. We just secured it into our railing and sheet rock. When it's out the bottom of the stairs depending where you locate it there maybe a gap 2" or 3" gap butt you don't have to worry about that.
1180953
I can't be certain, but I would think this would be ok. It's completely soft, so it's not like there would be a base that doesn't fit between the side rails. I think it would be worth trying. It holds a TON of stuff, and you can tighten it much as you need. I hope this helps!
1487580
Yes. It will go between the mattress and the platform. It really is the best bed rail we've found.
2010586
You could since there is a bar between the front and the back... but not sure if it would effect the bottom tier!!!!
701302
I suppose It would depend on the radius of the curve. The tab on the awning is flexible but the trim piece it slips into is not. Also, the legs that come with it are not flexible either. So I guess my answer is no unless your trailer has a straight run long enough to accommodate the rigid components. Otherwise it is a great awning. Sorry.
1526078
I personally wouldn't. The trailer is designed appropriately. I would step up to the next size trailer for heavier use.
1448921
I use it to haul dog crates and use bungee cords so they don't fall off. It is very thin on the bottom. You might have to slightly tip the front up to get it started but I think it would work.
951057
I have a platform bed so I don't use anything under it. I'm sure a traditional box spring would work.
624091
I believe so, the bottom plate has a hole in it so if the top recessed piece is deeper than your floor is thick it should just fit through the bottom plate. My trailer has 3/4' decking and so this was not a problem for me
1154410
Yes, the wheels just screw into the bottom of the end rails. depending on the surface you are going to use it on it might be pretty hard to move although it is not that heavy to lift it and move as long as you don't have a lot of stuff on it.
2231343
I think you can use your Box Spring. I orderd over Amazon higher railing which i Love because i can store boxes underneath