Does the twin frame also have the problem of tipping if you sit on the foot of the bed? It seemed like the King had a problem but the Queen did not b
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From what I can tell from the king, the tipping problem is mostly related to the thickness of your mattress. The heavier the mattress the less likely it will tip.
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My twin bed has a headboard that I think gives the bed more weight. I don't sit at the end of the bed only on the side. Ive had no problems with the frame or tipping.
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We have not had any tipping problems, even just holding onto one side. But, if you put all of your weight on one side, then like anything else lightweight it could tip. Overall it is sturdy and stays put on our carpeted floor, has not tipped over for us and it really does help.
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No, it appears that the frame is low in the pic, however it is higher. We've had no problems with it whatsoever
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Never had a problem with tip over. I have two different units from them and neither was prone to tip over.
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There are two sets of pre-drilled holes in the legs of the unit which attach to a Full or Queen frame. My bed doesn't have a normal box spring & frame assembly so I only have it against the wall with the frame & mattress holding it in place. Hope this helps. The assembly was a little confusing and the solid panel is boring so I added a decorative wood medallion to further make the frame match the furniture in the room. Good luck! It was a great value.
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We have a queen bed but have not had any problem with wobble. We love them. I recommend you try them.
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sounds like you have it on the wrong side. Put the bed in and it really can't collapse
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I have a queen...my mattress sits on the platform. It sits almost flush with the inside edges of the 4 pieces of the bed frame.
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I would say that the general answer is yes. However, if the legs on your twin bed are large or thick, it could bump.
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This is a good frame and would support two twins....I don't believe they will slip. This does clip together in the middle....sounds like it's not sturdy but it is. If you put a king size padded cover on it....might be enough to keep the mattresses together
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I have the twin frame. There are no support legs in the middle; however, there is a "double row" of legs at both the headboard and the footboard -- 2 legs on each end for the frame, 2 legs for the headboard and 2 legs for the footboard, both of which are attached separately to the very sturdy mattress frame.
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The mattress sticks put a few inches past the frame. It's no problem unless you wanted to add a footboard. The problem with this frame is that it comes without nuts to hold the bed together and the bolts are fixed in place, so you have to try a couple of sizes to get the right fit and can only use one of the two bolts in each section. I would not but this frame based on that information.
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Hmmm...only if it was bolted to the ground, so it didn't tip when she is on it....You could ask the supplier.
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I didn't have a problem. But I do recall that there were holes at different locations to accommodate Queen or full. Maybe you have only seen the full sized bed hole?
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No. I have a memory foam mattress sitting directly on the frame without any issues so far.
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I have this mattress and I'm having the same problem. It scoots down so that it's drooping off the edge and the frame is exposed at the top.
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The feet are part of the footboard and headboard. As far as no more than one person - that may be a liability hedge. I put it in my guest room and haven't had guests yet although I've napped on it and haven't noticed anything unstable.