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Bed Frames

eml4sker

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My girlfriend hates my bed frame because it moves too much while **********. I'm looking for a new one (note: I'm fine in the mattress and box spring department).

Criteria
- Doesn't move a lot while ********** on it
- Queen size
- Under $500
- Reasonable to assemble and disassemble
 

Thomas

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Originally Posted by yjeezle
no bed frame!

Yeah, those don't move at all.

Alternatively - eml - have you taken a wrench to the current frame to tighten it up? Most beds ought to be pretty stable under most circumstances - anything short of midget tossing shouldn't be a big issue.
 

cretaceous_cretin

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Yeah, those don't move at all.

Alternatively - eml - have you taken a wrench to the current frame to tighten it up? Most beds ought to be pretty stable under most circumstances - anything short of midget tossing shouldn't be a big issue.


That could be kinky...
 

otc

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Originally Posted by Thomas
Most beds ought to be pretty stable under most circumstances - anything short of midget tossing shouldn't be a big issue.
Yeah....you can get this bed: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80185066 for like $50+slats and it will be sturdy as hell if you assemble it right. I have one...I lightly sanded and applied rub-on poly to all of the wood. Than I glued the dowel joints (the instructions just have them fit together with friction) and properly tightened all of the bolt joints. It is very stable and you can make some nice adjustments to it (I have seen many people online make it into an upholstered bed. The key with any real wood or metal furniture is to put it together right and to make sure to tighten up the fittings at the first sign of wobble.
 

otc

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Originally Posted by haleysmith
Oh yeah, that's a serious problem...
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I hate when that happens, and I've always thought to change the bed because of that
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There is a girl where I would rather not do it at her place due to her having a loft bed that feels like it will fall to pieces
 

eml4sker

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I put the mattress and box spring on the floor. This has been much better but I'm still soliciting better suggestions.
 

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