Hi, I'm interested in this bed, but I live on the third floor, and i need to know if the frame folds or separates to be able to maneuver around
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Yes it will fold into half. and full queen and king separate into two pieces to keep it light.
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Frame is in two pieces and folds in half. The box it comes in will take two people to carry it. The frame itself is easy to put togather and you can do that by yourself. Mine is the queen size and I find it easier to move around than any other frame I have owned. Good luck.
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It is true. It does not fold up all the way. Probably the bigger issue is that is won't fit through standard doorways assembled. So what ever room you put it in when it's assembled is where it will stay unless you painstakingly disassemble it.
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With the help of a second person it would be easy to move. I move it around myself in my daughters room. The construction is sturdy; however I don't know what it would be like to move to a separate floor.
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It does fold so it is feasible but it is awkward...Personally I wouldn't want to move it in and out all the time and I am not a small built person so I think it would depend on your stature and your dedication level :) I just left it in our apartment all the time and my son used it inside but we have a small covered patio that we could have used it on as well.
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The bed came folded in half and then folded again. - air tight. I know it doesnt exactly answer your question but hope it helps!
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When the box spring and mattress are placed on the frame it leaves an approximately 2" lip on the sides of the mattress . I have not noticed any movement. It is a very solid frame.
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my sons bed is the same way and if you don't move it around it is ok. you could also put a flat sheet or something down on the wood first.
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Not if you want the bed to stay together. The bed frame is built into the drawers.
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No, it does not. That is why we bought a foam mattress for it, they are dense and don't shift. My husband bought foam pipe covering that he put around edges and strapped down with tie straps so the frame would not damage the walls. We also bought round 2" furniture movers to set all the legs in (we have tile floors) so easy to move for cleaning. The bed does not slide around due to the dense foam mattress. Love this bed frame! Works great!
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Not positive, but do not think so. This is more like a real mattress and I do not think you will be able to fold it where you need to. It does not have the permanent folds like a tri fold mattress does.Unless your leaving to open all the time.
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I just received mine and noticed there is very slight rocking and the 4th leg is not touching the floor like the other 3 but not big enough gap to put a book under, thought maybe its a safety design feature but not sure. I may get a better idea once I start using it.
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I can fold it into a couch - it does take effort - but with two people (or one really strong) it can be done. I don't have a tri-fold frame though.
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I think so. Take it off the boxes. The frame is collapsible, so is the mattress.
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I have folded mine to see if under the bed storage would be feasible and in my case it was.However, in my case, I've found it more convenient to leave it set-up and positioned in an out-of-the-way corner of my bedroom - which is relatively spacious.
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I have the same bed and I don't use a frame. Its pretty high off the ground. Its not necessary to me but its your opinion what u like
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It doesn't fold. I don't think it takes up a lot of space though, and we live in a small, one bedroom apartment.
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Unless you have a very thin mattress, it probably won't stay folded. I found with mine, trying to keep the top third up only makes the mattress slide down so that it's sitting on the flat part. I have a 10 inch futon mattress.