does this bed frame slide in any way? is the feet of the frame 100% rubber I tend to toss and turn alot
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The frame work fits inside the bed frame. I put the frame end first. I am not sure about the 100% rubber feet. I also tend to toss and turn but have not noticed any movement of the frame. We have carpet in the bedroom. The Queen size could be dropped inside the frame easily by two people.
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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.
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There's no movement in the legs. Very strong frame. I was surprised that the frame makes our bed considerably lower but I guess that's a good thing.
1070025
no it doesn't slip and slide that I noticed but it was mainly used on a carpeted floor.
625396
As soon as My wife saw it we put it on the bed. and have had no problems with it lifting or sliding. I must add that we also have a thick memory foam mattress. and the outer layer is not slippery....hope that helps
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It has rubber feet in each corner. I use it on carpet, but can't imagine it sliding. It's also reasonably heavy (from a cat perspective, not a people perspective)
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Yes you can. There are no stops at the top or bottom of this frame, so your bed can be slid in those directions. I like the frame, by the way, it holds my frame very securely and is good and sterdy.
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it does not slide. you can get rollers for the base it the situation (smooth floor) permits.
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It is like a hard squishy foam. Mine does not slip and slide and I have it top of a TV swivel stand.
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No not exactly. The entire thing has the same surface covering. I would compare it to if you covered fabric with the plastic from a milk carton. It does slide around a little. You are supposed to bolt it to the dresser etc. We have used it 2 years no problems, and we have a pretty wily kiddo.
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It sits on your mattress. But the mattress cover fits over both mattresses keeping it in place. I have had no issues with it moving or sliding at all.
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I have a queen, four poster bed. On the whole, I would say that the bed fits inside my existing frame. The bed, itself, is freestanding and the legs are far enough under the frame that you don't really notice that the metal legs that hold the bed aren't that visible. Ours is on carpet and does slide a tiny bit over the course of a few months. What I mean to say is that you may want to remember to periodically check your bed to make sure it's sitting inside your original frame squarely and not putting pressure on your original bed frame.
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Yes. The area to put the legs of the bed in is very big. But just an FYI. Everything slides and moves if you don't put a rubber piece in it to stop it.
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This bed frame is fairly heavy, i have an area rug on a hardwood floor, and i find that i need to ask for help becaus eof how heavy it is and how it likes to fight with the area rug.. if your floor is hardwood and you have slider things under all of the legs it should be easy, or if you have a rug.
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My bed is not precisely the same as the design pictured but is similar. It came in many pieces. The back and ends are separate pieces that arrived in tact, as I recall, then there was a long piece that goes across the front, then the base on which the mattress sits is created by screwing cross-pieces into the long sides. I love the bed because it is easy to move... I put little slide cups (purchased at my hardware store) on the feet to make it slide easily on carpet.
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Mine never hopped around, but it did slide in a slow clockwise turn. I put a small rubber mat under mine, which works very well.
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Yes it has rubber on the bottom & No it does not slide... It's pretty sturdy.
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Our bed frame is a queen and we are using it in our spare bedroom. The bed doesn't move when I have slept on it 5'8", 135 lbs. My husband finished it with stain and varnish, since we live in a arid climate. We are impressed with the frame. MA