Is this strong enough to REPLACE a metal bed
1055124
Probably not to REPLACE a metal bed, but fits perfectly into your old metal bed, mine was rusted thru the bottom so this was ideal and did not have to buy a new wheelbarrow
1055125
No It's just a liner. It's flexable plastic. I use it as a stand alone replacement for my metal bed and it works good for light loads the heaviest load i loaded was 1 by 6 treated decking that I cut for scrap short enough to fit in the in the wheel barrel. It was a full and It handled that load ok.
1055126
I have used mine for everything I had used the steel bed for. I haven't mixed concrete in it but I do not think that would be a problem, probably easier to clean. I have not bolted mine down to the frame. I just put into the existing steel barrow. It is much easier to unload the last part of the load that way. It is light enough to lift out and pour the last of the material. I have used it for soil, manure, compost materials and sand. I consider it as one of the better buys I have made.
1055127
No it is not.. it makes a good liner but is not rigid enough to support the frame etc..
678537
its stable and strong,long as you use the strape that comes with it to wrap around the bed frame.hope this helps
1446508
I say yes with an average load. One note, the metal is wearing through the cloth coating; I've had mine for just over a year.
1972149
Yes it is. It comes with the hardware for a metal bed that has the ends designed for a headboard.
1186030
It should work fine as long as the frame has a lip on which the support slats can rest. I did screw it to the wooden frame just for additional stability, so if the metal frame has pre-drilled holes you could probably secure it with bolts. Otherwise, just dialing in the height of the feet where you get solid contact between the slats and the frame should be sufficient.
1942803
From what I remember, metal for all the major connections. The bed is very sturdy. I have 2 that my kids jump on all the time, no problem at all.
915848
No, it is not strong enough for that. It is great for what it is meant for...holding nails and screws.
1680935
This would not hold up to the hear. You would need to find something that is metal to ensure there would be no damage.
1031725
I don't think it would be strong enough. The top part opens to put things- dog toys- inside but I don't know that I'd use it for that.
475881
We are. We have a low profile box springs and the bed is very tall. I don't think it would work well with a regular height box springs unless you cut the legs and made them shorter. But then, you would loose your underbed storage, so I don't know why you wouldn't just buy a standard metal bed frame then.
1693060
I can assure you that they are most definitely strong enough. You just need to make sure the pockets in the bed where these will be placed are in a good spot to line up with the tie down on the camper. And make sure your bed is made out of strong enough material. These tied downs are heavy built, theres no question about that. I do a little welding myself here at the house so Im no stranger to metal. I was impressed with them.
1161131
Yes it is strong enough! I love this mat and so does my 6 m old granddaughter! A well worth buy!
833160
The metal is fairly thick, so if you were to attach it in enough places, I don't think that you would need the legs that it comes with. Essentially, if I am to understand what you plan to do. I guess what I would be concerned with would be the weight and activity in the bed. Is it for a child or an adult or two adults? This would be a matter of using your best judgement. The frame metal is your standard frame metal, so if you think that will work for you, this will too. Hope this helps. (Hard to know without too much information)
2253703
Yes it's strong enough for most applications. It's rated at 275 lbs. It assembles easily and has sturdy wheels. I am happy with the product.
1467442
Yes! It's very sturdy, and when set up properly at the end of the bed, it is solid and strong enough for heavy blankets and quilts, keeping the weight off the feet.
397472
IMHO, a metal frame would not work. You need wooden slats to hold up the matress. However, the slats that come with the bed are questionable at best. If you buy this bed, go to Home Depot and buy a supportive peice of plywood to go underneath instead of the slats ($20).
1341177
Yes but you need a mount for at lest 150Lbs and the wall must be strong enough to hold it. Wood studs or block, NO metal studs.