The house I'm moving into was built in the 1830's, and doesn't have completely flat floors. Will this bed survive on that kind of surface?
1856520
the bed is designed for flat surfaces and having an uneven floor might cause the bed to make noise when you move in or out of the bed.
2074491
It's definitely not solid hardwood. It is heavy and well made and the finish does look handsome.
1312073
I think so. If you contact the folks who make the beds they can probably answer your question a bit better.
896566
i think the mattress would be to thin to be comfortable on a slate floor,i have a king on a thick mattress and a foundation,over time it gets very thin,could be i weigh to much.
1312254
The Base is not as solid as it should be ...we didnt buy a box spring , and we noticed that the sides of our memory foam mattress were sort of sinking . My Husband reinforced the base with a wood plank and now it's fine / BTW it's a Beautiful Bed
1029900
That's probably unwise considering its a heavy coffee table that will be even heavier if you use the storage feature. You can purchase furniture feet pads/ discs that would probably be preferable. It moves really easily (though I have wood floors) you'd probably be fine as long as your carpeting isn't super long shag.
318754
Not "relatively" but flat area. You would have to buy a floor kit and I suggest anchoring it.
1124714
Yes. You will no longer need the slats or those annoying wooden supports that were always falling or getting knocked down when we put something under The bed, and it doesn't bow like the wooden slats did. We love it. It rest on the wooden ledges on the inside of the side rails.
1406682
I would think so, but remember it is a platform bed and as such is very low to ground.
91306
Absolutely! My house was built in 1927 and I used it on original hardwood floors. :)
325463
Probably not. Your footing probably has steel in it which will require something a bit heavier.
1977245
I use it on older floor and I am not sure of the finish but hAve had no issues
32120
Yes. I even put a featherbed under it before I moved. Really cushy. Fitted sheets go over it, but newer sheets are larger/deeper than older ones because newer mattresses are thicker.
98215
none that i see, but there is a lot of hard rubber between the wood leg & the floor. you should be good for a long time.
6762
It has a round body, so it isn't flat flat, but it will go almost flat. It will go under a bed.
1143846
Leon is correct. I LOVE this bed....I have a queen comforter on it and it cover the mattress well without touching the floor. You won't be sorry to purchase this.
2059094
I don't think it would hold up well to that. It has a wood top. I use ours out side but bring it in when I am done.