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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I have a large queen and it is perfectly sturdy. I have not had a problem with it yet.
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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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No, actually the reverse is true. The problem we encountered was that we already had a bedframe with a headboard that will not accommodate the bedding set. We ended up giving it my in-laws to use on the guest bed for the kids when they come over because all they have is an inflatable twin mattress, no headboard, butted up against the wall and that works out just fine. Hope that helps.
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No, Mine is very sturdy, and because the frame is a few inches longer than some, there is no tipping when you sit on the edge of the mattress either.
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Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
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I have a dresser at the bottom of my bed, so I don't experience this issue. Maybe always pull the comforter up over the end of the bed so it can't fall.... idk what would cause that.
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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.
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In my opinion, yes. We have not had any issues with it slipping off of a twin mattress.
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It supported my 160 lb husband when he pulled on it to sit up, turn over, or move up or down in the bed. Since the cross bars are under the mattress it is held by the weight of the mattress and the person. We had no problems with tipping or anything even with our double Select Comfort bed which is air filled.
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no the bed requires the footboard to hold the slats. Only one person was on the bed. Although I did not see that warning about two people. Strikes me as strange that in a queen bed only one person can be on it.
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This doesn't. I have twins too. My son thinks it's good fun to stand on one side and hasn't tipped it yet but I don't let him stay too long
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As shown in the photo, there is support in the middle of the bed frame, but you do not feel it when you are lying on the mattress. The bed covering is attached to the frame by springs which do not permit any sagging.
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We have not had any issues. Your frame should not keep falling down. I recommend making sure it was installed correctly first and then if you still have issues, call the manufacturer. No board should be needed.
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Each twin is on wheels so its a simple matter to roll the individual beds apart at the foot, and we find it easier than the Queen we replaced.We are on carpet so we find that we don't need to lock the casters to keep the beds from moving apart.
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I just put it together, I would not worry about tipping over, however if all you keep in it is light, you might have to but your foot in front of the base as you turn it.
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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.