Will this bed frame accommodate wheels instead of glides? My bed is against a wall and I need to be able pull it out to change the sheets.
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I think there is another model that has casters. I have this against a wall and I pull it out pretty easily.
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It will probably accommodate wheels if you find wheels with the right size of shaft, which is possibly a standard size. However, my queen-size bed with a very heavy mattress, box, and heavy wooden headboard slide fairly well on a short shag carpet. It takes a bit of effort, but isn't what most would call hard to move. As Debra responded, if on carpet, the wheels will very possibly dig in and create a niche that is more difficult to get out of. As for the frame, I am VERY pleased with the support and quietness. Best of luck with your decision!
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No, but the glides move across the floor super easy. My bed is against the wall also, but it's no problem to pull it out to change bedding or clean behind.
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Hello,I took one of the "feet" out of the frame and here is what it looks like. If you can find rollers that have the same diameter (about 5/8" or 1.5 cm) than I don't see why you could not use rollers instead. But the round plastic "feet" are very smooth so you can probably slide them on carpet or glue felt on them and slide them on wood floors. (Ours is on a wood floor and I can slide it easily.) I am attaching a picture of one of the feet.I hope this helps!Jackie
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It should work. Personally, I did not like this bed frame.Bed frame is fragile, couple of drawers did not go well, overall, not satisfied.
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The wheels are about 2 feet back from the end of the bed. The rails are the correct length. The end result is that the bed might tip up if you sit on the end of it. That isn't a problem for my wife and I. I prefer the way it is made as tje recessed wheel design has saved me from stubbing my toes as I had on our previous frame.
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Dear Rosemarie I don't have and adjustable bed frame, but if your bed has the same holes as a regular bed frame it will fit, I hope this has been useful
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I ae m not sure about your model numbers but I looked at the height/width/length of the bed to get as much capacity as I could. But I also noticed that the heavier cart had larger wheels and I felt that the larger wheels would make the heavier cart pull a little easier. It is heavy, but it moves easily. I love it.
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I'm not using the risers for a bed frame but I would imagine that casters would make the bed frame move around on the risers. Hope that helps.
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Yes. There are no wheels, so in order to move it you'll have to pick the whole unit up. Same goes for moving it away while in bed. Once you've tightened the joints where you want them the will not move until you loosen them.
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by adjustable bed frame, but if you're planning to put this on a bed that "bends" (like a hospital bed or something similar), I imagine that it would probably be fine. It isn't rigid so I think it would flex/move with the positions; and it's heavy enough that it shouldn't just slide off. That being said, I have mine on a regular mattress (and regular bed frame) so I can't say for sure. Hope that helps!
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No but we also needed a trundle so what we did was buy an inexpensive trundle from Amazon, and used the drawer fronts that come with the bed to put on the face of the trundle so it would match the bed. We did have to put lower wheels on the trundle but it worked perfectly!
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I'm not sure. Our bed is on one frame. The only problem I forsee is the beds themselves separating. Maybe you could secure the top and bottom legs of the frame.
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I don't think so. It has to either come straight out under the mattress or have room between the mattress and a frame. It sounds like that is not the case for your bed. There are other options that attach differently.
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sure, but this "bridge" does not prevent the mattresses from separating if the bed frames "move". This item functions as a "filler" of the gap between the 2 mattresses. ( I also bought a "strap" that wraps around the mattresses to hold them together)
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The legs of this frame are square. If the bed risers allow for square legs, then the risers could be used.
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Yes you can take wheels off and put the bed leg in the plastic riser holes. I have a California King and the weight of the me (150lbs) , my 6'5" (200 lbs)boyfriend in the bed eventually the bed legs broke thro the plastic.
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The queen size bed sheets will work for this bed.. When u move a lot on the bed, the corner will pop off..
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If a drawer under mattress section is hard to open, your bed has not been set to square.I had 2 balky drawers & by adjusting frame, they all now glide easily.
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No. My bed hasn't been used so I'm not sure about the slipping/shifting factor but will find out this weekend when my son returns.