moving bed frame around?
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Moving the bed is not too easy on my carpet. Probably would depend on the surface.
998851
My husband had to jerry- rig the an extension to the frame to connect the foot board. I would by the bed frame extender>Love this bed frame it looks so nice!
532041
It just leans against it, so you can move/slide it anywhere on the bed frame.
923361
It goes around anything solid but when I tried it on a metal slotted bed frame it wasn't steady. Around a box spring or mattress should be fine. Plus if it's secured with the box spring then when the head part lifts up it won't fall. You will loose some height cause the bottom bar will be under box spring and then add mattress on top. But it should fit snug.
484330
Moving it is doable but clumsy. I would not look forward to moving it each time in order to use it. It would be better just folded up in the room of use.
1246026
well, I haven't moved it yet but given the size of the mattress, it might not be easy to move it as is, however, if you are using a truck or uhaul or something to move then it should be fine. Its not too heavy to move along. Hope this helps.
1674366
Mildly moveable. It's a great table, very solid and sturdy. With the right rubber feet it should be pretty easy to slide around.
385041
Ok, if by frame you mean headboard and foot board and side railings but nothing else then you can simply open this structure and put it inside that arrangement as you would any other box spring. You don't have to do anything else, just put the mattress above it and you are good to go.
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.
510063
You can connect it to a regular bed frame,there are several holes to do this. However, on my frame, only one set of the holes worked, so another set had to be drilled. It does work with just one set of holes on each side bolted, but it is not as secure. I've noticed that others here have said they have had to drill an additional set of holes as I did.
529208
I would go around an tighten all your screws. My bed is pretty solid. I put it together by myself with a weak shoulder. (FYI-I am a woman)
461478
I had no problem attaching the bed frame with the headboard. The bed frame was a little narrow had to force it a little bit to get the bolt throught.
673698
No, you do not. However, I would highly suggest finding a different product. This was damaged to me since delivery and it has been falling apart ever since day one. It's made of a cheap plasterboard from China, and won't hold up to any sort of use. Furthermore, it uses these weird rails that run along the bed horizontally instead of the traditional frame support and it is the most uncomfortable thing on this planet. Definitely would NOT recommend!
595369
It can be used from either side of the bed with no special adjustment necessary. Just pivot the whole thing around and slide it in from the left.
985344
I've been able to move it without taking it apart. At my old house it went through doorways fine. Where I'm living now the hallway is too narrow so I can't quite make the turn. I don't move it often, but I can move it by tipping it on its side. Not super convienient, but not bad. And like I said, the problem is our hall, not the door frame itself.
1948794
I was going to suggest doing the same thing as Candyce mentioned (+1), i.e. they have a specific side, you can turn the bed around and "attach" the headboard either way.I didn't attach the headboard. I put felt pads to avoid scratching the wall, but the headboard, which can standup by itself, is squeezed between the wall and the bed frame.
1496764
No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.