How does the frame attach to the top? If there is a frame underneath, how much space does it takes up?
356129
the top is securely bolted to the up/down post. this table is very easy to maneuver. We use it in many ways and many times a day.
356130
The table top bottom is a sunken design, or hollow. The steel bar that goes across therefore takes up no additional space. There is a metal plate that fits across the bar and gets attached to the arm. If I had to guess at the depth of the table top I would say 1/2in. Hope that helps.
356131
The table is well made. There is plenty of room underneath. I am in a wheelchair and hard for me to get under and look, but I think it is screwed to the wood or heavy plastic base. The top goes up and down very smoothly. All in all, a good table......SHALOM......Brother Randahl
1925091
The top frame simply fits over the bottom frame and holds the pad in place on the rim of the bottom frame. Hope this helps.
51460
It attaches to a regular bed frame but if your mattresses are thick ones, it is a little low with pillows etc. Mine is a little shaky and wiggly, though but the wood is nice and because it's thin, it works well in a smaller room.
637753
Sits on top of the frame just fine made more secure by mounts on the frame that slide sideways to make more secure. You would have to kick it over to knock it off.
1181142
The frame. My frame is 10'x20' and it overhangs just like the picture shows and allows for the pitch in the roof. Does somewhat take two people to put up unless you know exactly how to unfold it.
1748650
I think what you call the bracket set is the frame. You just put it together and lay the mattress on top. I Also covered the frame with a bed skirt to hide it.
1251134
I have it on a flat frame that I built, and it's just fine. The only thingI'd do differently is to get a thicker version - 6". Hope that helps.
1115912
The poles for the frame fit into connectors (so basically it snaps together) and assembles very quick. To break it down you simply remove the cover fold it up and disconnect the poles from one another. So it takes up very little room when stored (so in theory, it can be stored in a space as big as the box it comes in). I hope this helps.
930943
no it does not. all you need in addition to the frame is a mattress. the mattress goes directly on top of the frame.
2234219
It does not come with a frame. Basically, I would just use it either on top of a mattress, as we use it, or possibly on a box spring. It's not a standard mattress.
1282738
In mine, the panel sits in the bottom without attaching/or being nailed in place. Once you put the whole thing together, put the bottom panel inside the bench and it should rest on the frame securely-the way a boxspring sits on a frame. I was pretty confused too. Also, I had many leftover hinge parts and screws I couldn't figure out where to put, but it is assembled stably. Hope this helps.
2065309
There are 5 holes in each side of the base and you can insert your frame into any of those holes to get the comfortable position you need. I have no problem with this frame at all. I've tried (and purchased) many different frames but this is my absolute all time favorite. I highly recommend it.
976752
No, I secured the frame on the back, bottom and top. Mostly back and bottom with a single screw on top to keep it from moving. The rack can be completely removed so you can attach the frame
298623
It didn't attach to the frame I have but it doesn't matter. The headboard is against the wall with the bed pushed against it. I think that's better than having it attached to a bed where the headboard can move every time she gets in bed, or the kids bounce on the bed, etc.
984560
Top. You can also put a little piece of heavy duty Velcro on frame in back for extra support.
1973542
The whole top could come detached if you wanted to replace it with something else I'm sure. It could come off and be a fancy wall shelf also. But when I received this, the frame was already set up.. and I'm not saying if you took the top piece off that it wouldn't harm the product either. It's really just up to the buyer what they want to do and risk doing. Also white can really light up a tight space but over time it get's messy!! Always consider the pros and cons.
854336
Sorry can not answer your question found the frame was junk and sent it back. Would not buy this frame if I were you.