Do these stay under the feet as you're moving? Metal bed frame with roller feet, mattress, box spring?
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Yes, we also moved a Queen size box spring and mattress. Super heavy. We are retired and don't have the strength we once had. They are wonderful. I also bought the 3" brown slides to keep under my sofa and my heavy wooden kitchen table. Now I can move my sofa and my kitchen table to clean my floors. The large slides are nice to have. We don't need them that often, but when we do want to move something heavy, we have them. I hope this helps you to decide.
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Thank you for your reply. I appreciate the details of how you use them. I have a yes and a no. The problem is I am alone and it's extremely difficult to lift and place each wheel. And frustrating to have them slip off when moved. But again, I'm grateful for your time.
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No. It is supposed to keep them from moving but mine never fit correctly so I don't know if they actually would.
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Hello Lexine, No. A steel base, a standard foundation ( not box springs with coils ) and or a platform bed are all ideal bases to go under the memory foam mattress. The harder the surface, the better the memory foam mattress will perform.
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No. there are discs that are on the sides to keep the straps under the mattress taught. they need to hang down about 1" below the mattress.
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Absolutely not! That is what is great about these as well. I find I have to push them down sometimes just because I pull them too high up. It doesn't matter where I "set" them...they stay. Even pairs I have had for a while that have been washed and slightly loosened. They stay put.
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No they don't, but the legs do stick out far enough so they don't collapse back in, and they are a little stiff.
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The beds have a metal bar at the bottom by the feet which keeps them from sliding down. However, if you don't have a bed frame you cannot keep the mattress' together and that is a nightmare to deal with. We do not use a bed skirt because we have a bed frame that covers the sides of the beds.
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Yes. There is a lip on each side too to keep things from sliding/rolling off. This item helped set-up a family room "office" when I was put on bed-rest for pregnancy and had to keep my feet up. It's a little wobbly, but only when moving around. Overall, I'm pretty happy with it.
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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.
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No. Those are the most idiotic thing I have ever seen. Box Springs are supposed to go horizontal across the bed not vertical. I build in additional support and used Ikea slats.
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yes they are, i have a set of them. i love them....no more restling with lifting up the mattress!
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No. It is a flat pad that lays on top of the mattress. Your fitted sheet holds it in place. (Mine doesn't move around very much at all.)
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Hi M. Luker, Yes the sheets absolutely do stay in place. The pad may add a little extra height to the mattress so be sure to have sheets that are capable of fitting a higher mattress. I do have one set that is not as deep, but the sheets do still stay on.
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No they do not. But I love mine and have no problem with them falling down.
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Yes, they are. We have two different type hospital beds and mattresses and they fit both very well and don't "pop" off when the head or foot is raised.
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No, they do slide around for me. As long as I am just walking and not dancing or goofing around, they seem to stay in place ok.
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That was my initial concern as well. For the full size bed we used these on, they work great. There isn't any wobbling or noises. They stay firm and hold the bed securely in place. I am very happy with these as I have tried many others that failed miserably!