I am interested in the queen frame. Reviews say Cal king has rollers. Pics do not show this. Can anyone describe the feet on the queen frame?
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I bought the cal. king and yes, it does have rollers. My understanding was that they all came with rollers
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I would say a California king mattress would fit best. I bought the queen bed frame for my queen mattress and it fits perfectly with neither too much space around the sides or too little space where the mattress might over hang. I think if you used a regular king on a California king frame you would end up with extra frame space around the sides which would make getting in bed uncomfortable.
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yes it fit my Queen, mine is just under 59" wide, but if you move around alot while you sleep, you may have the same problem i had, some of the small plastic feet broke, so then i had to put a cinder block under the bed to make it level, it says heavy duty, but i think its only basic duty, I ended up sending my bed frame back because they would not just send me new plastic feet, they said i had to send the whole thing back.
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No. A California King is longer and narrower than a regular king. We had to buy this bed because we mistakenly bought a regular king mattress, only to find that it didn't fit our old bed!
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I have a Queen size. There is one unit at the head and on at the foot. Both are on the center line. There are three speed settings for each unit. There is no wave motion per se but the motors are not synchronized so at certain times there is sort of a wave feeling.
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I contacted Tuft & Needle about the bed frame displayed on their website to see if it was available for purchase. Kelly responded and advised that the frame was a prototype and not available at this time. She gave me the web addresses to couple of companies that make similar frames: haikudesigns.com and tatamiroom.com. The frames from those two companies were out of my price range, but they all look very nice. I found a basic solid mahogany platform bed frame from the Charles P. Rogers website that I am going to buy. I've never heard of the company, but all the reviews mention that their product is very high quality. This is the bed frame I am going to purchase: http://www.charlesprogers.com/solide-platform-bed-p-392.html?cPath=31_155 One thing I like about this frame is that the platform is level with the frame and appears to be some kind of upholstered deck instead of wooden slats.
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I am not sure if it comes in a Cal King. I ordered the King one from Amazon.
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As a newbie myself, I wondered which one to get, for quite a while, until my husband send: "Just get this one." He was referring to the J/fit HD EVA roller, which I consider blue. He gave me the right advice. This is basically firm, with the slightest give when you put a lot of weight on it, so that it is not as uncomfortable as the black might be. It's just a roller; try this one.
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I think it depends on both your body size and the area(s) you'd like to focus on. I have a very small frame at 5'1" and I need to focus on my back/shoulders. It's JUST big enough. It's plenty big enough for rolling other areas, but if I had it to do again is likely get the 26" model. I do really love the thing, such a perfect degree of texture/firmness. Smooth foam rollers never got enough, rumble roller much too painful for my numberius trigger points (and I can stand a good bit of pressure). Hope that helps!
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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 does not have rollers. Each metal leg has what looks like a plastic flat piece attached to the end. It can be slid around on those. We have a tile floor but it is rough textured, and it moves over that surface okay. But your result may vary depending on what kind of tile you have.
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Hello-You can use a standard Queen headboard/footboard frame for this bed, but the frame this is designed for this bed to fit perfectly is coast#1208.Best Regards,DianaCozyStreet
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Cal King is larger by definition however by Amazon stated size there appears to be no difference.I can say the Chezmoi Collection Down Alternative is a great size for any King Bed - Be it King or California King! PLUS, Chezmoi Saves From Live Geese Feather Pulling!!
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U have a king. 76 w. 83L I love it. It takes up a bit of space and its sturdy ;) . Only thing wrong is when it came there where no bolts or screws. Had to go to home depot with instructions to find and match the ones I needed. I already had a box n matress.
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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 queen bed does have good support for the box spring and matress. No wheels but the frame has six or eight points of support which sit on the floor. Does not roll and not easy to slide.
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I tried a Rhapsody in a store that sold Tempurpedic and then bought a queen size memory foam bed from Atlantic Bed that they claimed was medium firm and compared to the rhapsody. Very good bed and we think very similar. Then we bought the king from foammattressdiscounts and think it is more of a medium than medium firm. You sink in deeper before it firms up. Do I like this King? For the money hard to beat and very comfortable. Only thing I don't like about it is it develops an aggravating wrinkle in the cover where your body sinks in the most after sleeping on it a week or so. The wrinkle can be pulled out, but comes right back.