Most metal bed frames come without funds, instead using rails to mount only the edges of the mattress. Mounting a metal bed frame that has a lower part of the complete mattress is a similar process, but a bit more difficult, since the mattress platform is more bulky and more difficult to work with than simple bed rails. For most people, the hardest part is to keep the parts of the mounting ends upright while the bottom panel. This is easy with a partner, but if you work there is only one way to make it go much more smoothly.
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Instructions
1 Assemble the final pieces according to the instructions in your manual, if necessary. Most bed frames come with end pieces fully assembled.
2 Lean a final piece against a wall, with enough space so you can work anywhere.
3 Place the bottom panel on the floor, approximately where it will once be attached to the end piece resting on the wall.
4 Fit the other end piece to the foot of the bottom panel. Hold it upright with one hand while establishing the nearest corner of the bottom panel in its position on the final piece. Loosely insert and screw in any fastening hardware instead.
5 Move to the other side of the same end piece. Hold it upright with one hand while adding that corner of the bottom panel, just as you did with the first.
6 Move to the end piece resting on the wall. Mount the end of the head of the lower panel. Since the other final piece is now stable, it must be able to gather the whole piece without having to do it one corner at a time.
7 Tighten all fastening hardware, using your wrench, screwdriver and / or hex wrench as needed. Keep in mind that not all frames require all three tools.
8 Move the bed frame into position in the bedroom where you will live, then place the mattress.