A metal bed frame, a basic element of bedroom furniture, is compatible with mattress springs and, lifting it off the floor. The frame is attached to the headboard using bolts and a universal adjustment standard. Normally, the frame itself is hidden behind the edges of the bed, but the elevation is key to allowing the skirt to flow freely. This also creates a space under the bed for storage. Begin by classifying the included pieces.
WEEKENDER 14 Inch Folding Platform Bed Frame - Extra Storage Base for All Mattress Types - Full
Instructions
1 Organize the contents of the container. There will be two long bars, usually with wheels attached. There will also be two shorter bars without wheels. If the bed is large or larger, you will find a stabilizer bar of the same length as the two shorter bars with feet attached to it.
2 Mount the metal frame. The two longer bars will have a support attachment at one end that connects to the headboard and should be on top of the bed. Place the two longer bars and, from the top, place the shorter bars. These bars are joined through a hook and metal eye system integrated into the bars. Slide the tip into the eye and slide to tighten. Do the same with the stabilizer center bar and the last shorter bar at the foot of the bed. The frame is mounted correctly.
3 Fix the header of the metal structure. If you are using a header, remove the screws from the legs of the headboard and slide the frame to the headboard. Match the openings in the metal structure of the screw holes in the header. Insert the bolts and tighten the nuts with a wrench. The bed is mounted.