For couples that own this frame - when one of you moves, does the bed frame jostle/wiggle from your movements? Or does it stay still?
510012
I bought this bed in a queen size and am very happy with it. I liked that it was made in America and that the wood was untreated. It is well made, easy to assemble and VERY sturdy. I have had this be for maybe 3 years and it has no wear on it at all. I originally bought it because I was in the market to buy a Foam mattress (which I did and love!) but use this one w/a regular box spring and mattress. Excellent buy. I did buy a king size frame from this company as well because I ended up getting a King Size tempurpedic mattress. The King size has a simple slat headboard which I really like.
510013
We have the queen size bed and it is very sturdy and heavy once the mattress is in place..... We have not experienced any movement whatsoever. The wood slats below the mattress support the frame and mattress. Because there is no box spring needed with these types of bed we suggest a very good mattress and a reasonably firm one.
510014
It wasn't too bad re: moving around when the other person would, say, get up in the middle of the night. But we had a memory foam mattress on it and that makes a huge difference.
510015
We actually built a solid platform over ours bc we own a tempurpedic. Our platform does make noise but the frame doesn't. And yes, I can tell that it's only coming from the plateform. For how cheap this frame was, it's been a great buy and we've used it for a few yrs now.
510016
I have a king size and it never moves. It's very solid. I love my platform bed.
10358
We have had ours for about a year now and do not seem to have an issue with it. It is still very supportive of both of us and still looks and feels new. Hope this helps.
590288
We like ours. We have had no slippage whatsoever and my husband naps on it daily. Just be sure the frame you get has the metal keepers on the front which prevents slippage.
1934967
I think there is something about the material that is slip proof - have used mine for a nearly three months and it has remained in position. I covered the entire bed with a mattress topper so that may have helped and I believe you can buy a 'belt / frame' type accessory that holds both mattresses if they are lighter and prone to slipping on the bed frame.
1476968
The frame is sturdy when set up to hand quilt. I have not had any problems with it falling over. When it is folded up I lean it against my couch or it can lie pretty flat but it is not stable unless it is set up for quilting.
1993485
Mine doesn't slide all over bed frame. I use it every night and I have nothing between mattress and frame.
2270049
I do not see this slipping under an average bed frame...maybe if it is very tall frame. It is a very sturdy machine..more pilates style then bulking up with weights that can increase beyond the max potential of bands.
1443199
The rack can move as you hang and remove pots/pans etc. Since it's balanced in the center with just 2 lags in the ceiling it'll move as the weight shifts around. The rack itself is fairly heavy so the shifting isn't much, but yes it moves. You can pus it and it'll swing and such also. Given the weight, fully loaded it's very stable. You really have to hang it from studs or it'll be on the ground quickly! This beast is heavy, especially loaded up.
744674
I have a box spring on this frame and the only issue I have is that the box spring moves around easily if you try to move your mattress, etc. We are going to solve that by putting screws through the frame into the box spring.
1039678
I don't believe you would have any problems with this, maybe if someone were to be jumping on it or mistreating it, it may not stay in place. The frame is fairly sturdy and could be compared to a regular bed frame.
140258
Mine has the bed pushed against it holding it in place. It is not attached. If you are putting the bed there it is a heavy bed and should hold. They recommend and give screws to hold it. Not gonna stay in place without the bed.
1794754
This a very sturdy frame. It is metal so it does move a bit and creek. I'm large too but it is just me, but the frame that holds the bed is very solid, the only movement/creek is where the headboard attaches to the frame.
1402201
The frame itself does not move while occupied, the "feet" have rubber stoppers attached. If you do not have a frame to put frame into the mattress slides .. there are no stoppers for holding the mattress in place.
1332219
There are about 4 posts that have an adjustable screw to make it flush with floor. Under the mattress there are wooden slats that are attached to a long fabric strip that runs the length of the frame. I'm 200+lbs and have my girlfriend over with out any problems. Frame is solid, no wobbling and we have each been known just to walk across the mattress and 100% stable.
845858
No, it sits about midway across the bed under the mattress, we have never had an issue with it moving at all.
1618654
Love the bed, but hated the frame. I ended up bending the frame by pulling the footboard (bottom) in while sitting on the mattress. The only other solution was buying another frame, which I decided against. It looks fine once it is made up and I hardly notice that it (frame) was too long on one side. Still love the bed and get compliments on it every time I show the loft where it is being used. Thanks, rcaldwellgarrick@gmail.com
901652
yes, haven't had a problem with it moving for 9 months. Wife loves it she uses it all the time. Hope this helps.