why is there a foot of space between the end of my mattress and the bottom end of my sleigh bed?
Sep.01, 2009 in
Double Beds
It is a California king mattress and a California king framework. At the foot of the wicked is about a foot of space between the edge of the mattress and the footboard. Is this normal? It is a California king mattress and a California king framework. At the foot of the wicked is about a foot of space between the edge of the mattress and the footboard. Is this normal? No adjustment available. The side rails do not allow it.
September 1st, 2009 at 2:55 am
Perhaps you were not told by the furniture salesman…that place is where your company sleeps when they come…
September 3rd, 2009 at 6:55 pm
check to see if your frame is adjustable. If not then since you have a footboard
you can hide it by using a bulky comforter that will take up that space. I’d check with the company you bought your bed frame from to ask them why.
September 3rd, 2009 at 10:56 pm
Most beds with any kind of footboard, sleigh beds included, provide some space for maneuvering to put on the mattress cover, fitted sheets, tuck in the flat sheet and blankets and still have room for your comforter, duvet cover, or bedspread. Some have adjustable side rails so that you can shorten or lengthen that space as needed.
September 5th, 2009 at 1:02 am
Maybe you should see if the frame adjusts. If they were sold as a set then I would take it back or get a matteress that is long enough.