does this assist have a strap to hold it to the springs or bed frame?
1045393
Yes it does, however we have a king bed and never attached it, and it worked fine without. Maybe someone who is lighter weight or the bed is smaller may need to. I really don't know since we didn't use it.
1045394
I don't recall it having a strap. If it came with one, we didn't feel a need to use it. The frame attached to the bed rail goes far enough across between the mattress & box springs that a strap isn't necessary. My MIL has a queen size bed, and this rail has worked great.
1045395
Yes it has a strap but I didn't use it. It is sturdy enough without it. I have a full size bed. I have been very pleased with the real. I hope I have been helpful.
1045396
Yes it does, but I do not use it as the design of the product is enough so that the weight of the mattress holds the frame/assist securely in place.
1045397
yes it does, strap goes between mattress and box spring and then attaches to frame
845855
Yes there is a belt that attaches to the opposite sides mattress frame. Very easy to do. Took me a total of 10 minutes. Great railing. Helps standing up, and support in bed.
845859
yes, there is a strap that fits on the bottom of the bar that goes across the mattress and hooks onto the frame of the bed. you cannot feel it or see it
1689295
There are 2 straps that are connected to a sturdy plastic square. The square acts as an anchor which is to be placed inbetween the mattress and box spring. The straps are then to be connected to the co-sleeper via sturdy plastic snap clips or buckles. The straps are adjustable to the appropriate amount of tension to hold the co-sleeper to the bed.
1260541
You don't need the straps. It's not shown in the photo (you can see it in the video) but there is a metal extension that goes under the mattress. This is long enough to provide the proper stability on any bed. If you use the straps it will be very hard to make the bed. Placed just about in the area of his chest, this 'bed assist bar' has also kept my husband from falling out of bed since we got it. I recommend it highly.
1226754
It doesn't. There aren't any straps or anything, but if you put a top sheet (preferably one with greater depth than a normal one to accommodate the addition to the height of your mattress) over it it will stay in place. It's super comfy and plush. It will change any mattress for the better!
1665998
Yes. I had absolutely no trouble attaching it to the king size bed frame which supports box spring and mattress. I am very happy with this purchase.
210505
There are no straps. Elastic keeps it tucked in, but on my shallow mattress, some of those corner fasteners (like old girdle snaps) might be useful.
150695
No springs. Just like any air mattress but not as fat. Meant to go over top of a the spring section of the original mattress. This is a replacement of the air portion only so that you don't have to buy the whole thing if the air section leaks or gets weak. Folds up inside the main mattress into the sofa bed. If this doesn't make sense that means this is not the thing you're looking for.
1907628
I have it on a platform type bed with only a mattress, no box springs. There's a strap that comes with it that normally goes around a box spring, but I just put it around the slats or for you, where your springs would be. Worked for me.Hope this helps :)
1162488
There are straps with clips. I cut them off, on the Ridgeline it tucks in where the body and bed come together (where the angle is...).
1508045
Nope. It has a screw clamp that attaches to the lip of the bed on the top. It's very secure. I've taken mine and my girlfriend's bike on a four hour trip with no problems at all. The only thing I don't like are the straps to keep the front tires straight.
482721
I attached it to a free standing queen size metal bed frame. It came with screws to attach it
1116807
Mine did not. It had a clip to keep legs to remain locked. And a shoulder strap for carrying.
1289811
No. It has spring releases/clamps at each corner. When I need complete access to the bed, I release the two clamps on the rear, fold it over to the cab, release the front two latches and remove it. You can remove it yourself, but its nice to have a helper so you dont scratch the paint on the truck.
1501182
The springs that hold up the mattress is supported by the back and two sides. It does not have independent legs. This beg is sturdy and my daughter loves it.
1996430
There are metal springs with metal hooks attached to the entire metal tubular framework and canvas "sheet" that forms the base of the bed on which the mattress sits. One end of the spring is attached to the frame and the other end to the canvas.