Is the frame feel heavy and difficult to move/arrange? I always like to know if it's going to be an easy thing to move around the room.
804203
Its could be difficult if its not fitted up properly. My experience is that the material can be easily broken with too heavy a weight on it. I suggest buyers should check out the type of material this bed is made from before they buy it!
804204
Yes it may be difficult to move/arrange. When assembling we placed the bed for my daughter and the pieces are heavy even to assemble. Moving once assembled would be awkward, unless maybe you have 2 people to help lift up off the ground and move it. The bed seems to sink in to the carpet, so may be hard to push to arrange.
804205
Please, please don't waste your money, its a piece of junk, terrible 3rd world pressboard... spend the extra money.. buy real wood with real craftsmanship.... was a pain to attempt to put together because it was defective to begin with and it fell apart in a few months....BUY LOCAL MADE IN THE USA... ! I WILL NEVER EVER BUY ANY TYPE OF FURNITURE FROM AMAZON AGAIN!!!
804206
It's not too heavy so you could move it around the room but it isn't overly sturdy so I'm not sure I would move it too often. Just FYI that it isn't a standard size to a mattress - too long for a Twin mattress but too short for a Twin XL - I have no idea why they wouldn't make a frame to match a standard mattress.
804207
I wouldn't say that the frame is heavy but rather sturdy. It isn't difficult to move especially with two people. I moved it myself a few weeks ago by picking up one end, sliding it a few feet, then repeating on the other side.
804208
No, this isn't a lightweight cot by any stretch, but it is not particularly heavy. Without a mattress, it could be lifted by a single reasonably strong individual (albeit very awkwardly). Moving it with 2 people would be easy. My concern with lifting it by myself would have to do more with the fact it is made of composite wood and lacks much in the way of horizontal support mid-frame, so that if you bump it hard, you could tear out the fasteners at the ends. (Heavier solid wood likely would make for stronger joints.)
1246023
It should be easily moved. The mattress is big and akward, but not really that heavy. You can't roll it back up like when you first got it. Otherwise, it's like any other mattress.
126238
The bed frame is not heavy at all. It is made out of real wood not that heavy particle junk. There are 2 special screws on each of the 4 legs that r covered by a wooden dowel. It takes 15 minutes to take apart or put together. It is a nice piece of furniture.
1441506
No, took a long time to put together but if it came assembled it would be too heavy to move. It is also very large once assembled.
1246026
well, I haven't moved it yet but given the size of the mattress, it might not be easy to move it as is, however, if you are using a truck or uhaul or something to move then it should be fine. Its not too heavy to move along. Hope this helps.
744674
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.
655446
It isn't heavy or hard to move around; it is relatively complicated to assemble. My maintenance man put mine together in about a half of a day. I am glad I got it approximately 3 years ago, it has bee used about 3 times per week and is plenty of work out stuff unless someone is super serious about muscle and workout.
1886706
It is made of a very light pine wood, so it is not too heavy and easy to move around - however it also cracks easily, so care must be taken with assembly and use. Have some extra glue and screws on hand.
617289
Mine is big, so cant get around that it's awkward and not exactly light, but it's definitely manageable and not too heavy. I have hardwoods so if I move it I just stand it up on one side and slide it, that makes it easy for me.
864150
The frame is not bad. Just a couple of wingnuts. The matress would be a bigger hassle in my opinion. I'd go with a rollaway couch or futon unless you want to put into storage when not in use.
1430048
You may need two people to move it just to avoid breaking it. Just assembled my daughters and will ask friend to move to her room. Give yourself about 1.5 hours to avoid being rushed and check all components work
199128
Once the pieces are in a room, I think a 'fairly strong female' could easily assembly this model. It isn't hard to move within the room once it is built either. I think coming out of a room might be an issue, but if it can be flipped to a verticle position, then you might eb able to slide it out of the room.
2146056
heavy, you definitely know you are carrying it. depends on your needs. wouldn't want to carry it around all day, but moving it from room to room or short trips, not bad.
1618654
Love the bed, but hated the frame. I ended up bending the frame by pulling the footboard (bottom) in while sitting on the mattress. The only other solution was buying another frame, which I decided against. It looks fine once it is made up and I hardly notice that it (frame) was too long on one side. Still love the bed and get compliments on it every time I show the loft where it is being used. Thanks, rcaldwellgarrick@gmail.com
712140
Just be methodical. It's basically a box frame. Don't try it when you're in a hurry.
1674368
It is a piece of furniture that is heavy. You may want to invest in locking casters if you intend to move it frequently.
1322423
I think it feels a little wobbly. Once you click it all the way open it still has more movement than is ideal for me. It doesn't feel like it's going to collapse but it doesn't give me loads of confidence either.